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**55TRATTERENRY** · 01-04-2006, 08:00 AM

Quote[/b] ]Globalwoman, are you like a consler at a school or someone that fixes other peoples problems? Or are you just super smart? ^_^

Ouch! (Winced) No, no, no. I wish I could fix my own problems. I'm just as smart as you are or will be one day, I'm just older. I like to read a lot. I'm not a professional writer,.. yet. (One day, I hope). I like to write in my private journals a lot. I have two boxes of these journals!

And that's from only about 7 years of journal writing. Imagine, if I started as a teenager, I'd have like 70 boxes?

Quote[/b] ]The other day I knew clearly what I needed to seek, but today when you said people thought differently....I'm not so sure what I'm seeking.

I see you are a seeker. Seekers one day attain wisdom, what is needed is patience......Come to think of it maybe, you're not so different from visionchaser. After all, did you notice his chosen name, and his signature? My advice, if you want, is to "ao jai kao ma sai jai rao", take the other's person heart and put it in your heart, that's how we "kao jai", or understand. That will help you understand how other people think, then you have to think a lot about yourself and understand yourself. This all takes a lot of work, so patience. Nothing that time won't solve!

Quote[/b] ]Everyone has an opportunity, but I just think they should have an "equal" opportunity. I can't quite explain what I'm saying.

I understand. (Again? No, I'm not that smart!

) I used to think that way too (walked in your shoes). People who think that way are the ones who try to change the world for the better, like Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi. Very, very hard work and a lot of pain. But we are all that much better because of them. These people made right decisions at crucial moments that called for it. They mark our history. I'm more sort of patient and believe that the world has its inherent equalities, we just don't know how to see it and express it. So I don't try to go around changing the world, well, maybe, except my most personal world. Also I'm quite a coward with pain, can't take too much!

01-04-2006, 08:00 AM	#4
55TRATTERENRY Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 440 Senior Member	Quote[/b] ]Globalwoman, are you like a consler at a school or someone that fixes other peoples problems? Or are you just super smart? ^_^ Ouch! (Winced) No, no, no. I wish I could fix my own problems. I'm just as smart as you are or will be one day, I'm just older. I like to read a lot. I'm not a professional writer,.. yet. (One day, I hope). I like to write in my private journals a lot. I have two boxes of these journals! And that's from only about 7 years of journal writing. Imagine, if I started as a teenager, I'd have like 70 boxes? Quote[/b] ]The other day I knew clearly what I needed to seek, but today when you said people thought differently....I'm not so sure what I'm seeking. I see you are a seeker. Seekers one day attain wisdom, what is needed is patience......Come to think of it maybe, you're not so different from visionchaser. After all, did you notice his chosen name, and his signature? My advice, if you want, is to "ao jai kao ma sai jai rao", take the other's person heart and put it in your heart, that's how we "kao jai", or understand. That will help you understand how other people think, then you have to think a lot about yourself and understand yourself. This all takes a lot of work, so patience. Nothing that time won't solve! Quote[/b] ]Everyone has an opportunity, but I just think they should have an "equal" opportunity. I can't quite explain what I'm saying. I understand. (Again? No, I'm not that smart! ) I used to think that way too (walked in your shoes). People who think that way are the ones who try to change the world for the better, like Martin Luther King, Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi. Very, very hard work and a lot of pain. But we are all that much better because of them. These people made right decisions at crucial moments that called for it. They mark our history. I'm more sort of patient and believe that the world has its inherent equalities, we just don't know how to see it and express it. So I don't try to go around changing the world, well, maybe, except my most personal world. Also I'm quite a coward with pain, can't take too much!
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