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**hasasnn2345tv** · 09-06-2008, 03:27 PM

hey jason

sounds like the stomach complaints etc was just your body rejecting the crap that was being forced down your throat by the archaic education system that we find ourselves having to endure. unfortunately our education system is still designed for the industrial revolution. industry has moved on but eduaction has not. irritable bowel - well it was just giving you the s#$^s.

in seeking healing you have found yourself, albeit partially. you are on the right path. you ask what comes next? look deep inside for the most common question you ask of yourself. this is your primary question. it may not be serving you. mine was, "what is the matter with me?" i used to wake up every morning with the angels (an australian band) playing "i don't wanna face the day" playing in my head. this was ground hog day (don't know if you have seen the movie). i have since moved on.

you need to find your why and to ask a better primary question. oh....and to ask better questions of yourself. my new primary question is "how can i serve humanity better today?" my why is ...i want to make the world a better place. i am passionate about what we eat (and educating people about the crap that the food industry feeds the ignorant masses). i am passionate about farming practices and how they destroy the ecology of the soil.

i read shift of the ages 4 years ago and am only just coming to terms with a finite timeline that i see in front of me. what can i do to serve humanity better? i can be a good role model for my children and those around me by living a clean and healthy lifestyle, eating well and exercising regularly. i am lucky enough to have found a school for my two boys 10 and 13 that is all about social change and not accepting the norms of today's society. they teach by way of a philosophy called social constuctivism. reggio amelia in italy is a very good example of this philosophy in practice.

jason, you are on the right path and you are not alone. breathe with your hand on your heart for 5 minutes and an answer will come about what to do next. their is no ceiling trust me. there is always another level.

love, peace cd

09-06-2008, 03:27 PM	#3
hasasnn2345tv Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 501 Senior Member	hey jason sounds like the stomach complaints etc was just your body rejecting the crap that was being forced down your throat by the archaic education system that we find ourselves having to endure. unfortunately our education system is still designed for the industrial revolution. industry has moved on but eduaction has not. irritable bowel - well it was just giving you the s#$^s. in seeking healing you have found yourself, albeit partially. you are on the right path. you ask what comes next? look deep inside for the most common question you ask of yourself. this is your primary question. it may not be serving you. mine was, "what is the matter with me?" i used to wake up every morning with the angels (an australian band) playing "i don't wanna face the day" playing in my head. this was ground hog day (don't know if you have seen the movie). i have since moved on. you need to find your why and to ask a better primary question. oh....and to ask better questions of yourself. my new primary question is "how can i serve humanity better today?" my why is ...i want to make the world a better place. i am passionate about what we eat (and educating people about the crap that the food industry feeds the ignorant masses). i am passionate about farming practices and how they destroy the ecology of the soil. i read shift of the ages 4 years ago and am only just coming to terms with a finite timeline that i see in front of me. what can i do to serve humanity better? i can be a good role model for my children and those around me by living a clean and healthy lifestyle, eating well and exercising regularly. i am lucky enough to have found a school for my two boys 10 and 13 that is all about social change and not accepting the norms of today's society. they teach by way of a philosophy called social constuctivism. reggio amelia in italy is a very good example of this philosophy in practice. jason, you are on the right path and you are not alone. breathe with your hand on your heart for 5 minutes and an answer will come about what to do next. their is no ceiling trust me. there is always another level. love, peace cd
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