Encouraging humanness.

Anchor · 09-22-2008, 02:15 AM

@Racsouran

I am going to rise to the challenge of commenting on the original post.

This is quite risky as I am not sure if I have read you right - which is a challenge, since English is clearly not your main language. However, the language of our minds is one and I feel that I want to take a chance on an intuitive response... here goes....

Everything, every single thing, that happens to you in this life happens for a reason. There are no mistakes in the universe.

You are in a boat on a river. A river of time. You can paddle along with the river, or simply let it carry you. On the other hand, you can paddle like mad against the flow to acheive some objective. You paddle harder and harder and expend much effort. How hard it gets defines how much you are against the flow.

No matter what detours you make in life through your own efforts against the flow, the river will eventually take you to exactly where the river was flowing.

Your endless challenges are telling you something about the direction and choices you are making in life.

All the people you are trying to help, and everyone you meet are reflections of yourself. Everything that annoys you in another person, is a reflection. This is a game set up by the universe for each humans benefit - to learn.

I hope that helps

A..

09-22-2008, 02:15 AM	#9
Anchor Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia Posts: 2,280	Re: Encouraging humanness. @Racsouran I am going to rise to the challenge of commenting on the original post. This is quite risky as I am not sure if I have read you right - which is a challenge, since English is clearly not your main language. However, the language of our minds is one and I feel that I want to take a chance on an intuitive response... here goes.... Everything, every single thing, that happens to you in this life happens for a reason. There are no mistakes in the universe. You are in a boat on a river. A river of time. You can paddle along with the river, or simply let it carry you. On the other hand, you can paddle like mad against the flow to acheive some objective. You paddle harder and harder and expend much effort. How hard it gets defines how much you are against the flow. No matter what detours you make in life through your own efforts against the flow, the river will eventually take you to exactly where the river was flowing. Your endless challenges are telling you something about the direction and choices you are making in life. All the people you are trying to help, and everyone you meet are reflections of yourself. Everything that annoys you in another person, is a reflection. This is a game set up by the universe for each humans benefit - to learn. I hope that helps A.. Last edited by Anchor; 09-22-2008 at 02:18 AM.