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**kjsdiuwe** · 04-22-2012, 11:34 AM

Thank you for the answer. I guess this is where "what you put out there comes back to you" comes in (I've always been told that and never payed much attention). I think my mind is still at more of an aggressive stage because of the past and I view some things, often very ordinary, as potentially threatening or tend to get paranoid when there's absolutely no reason. But thanks for the answers, brothers.

It sounds like you already have alot of self knowledge, which is nearly half the battle. You already have the answers, which are found deeper within you. This is our buddha nature revealed after many years, many hours and many breathes and possibly even touched right now like a bolt of lightning!

04-22-2012, 11:34 AM	#5
kjsdiuwe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 508 Senior Member	Thank you for the answer. I guess this is where "what you put out there comes back to you" comes in (I've always been told that and never payed much attention). I think my mind is still at more of an aggressive stage because of the past and I view some things, often very ordinary, as potentially threatening or tend to get paranoid when there's absolutely no reason. But thanks for the answers, brothers. It sounds like you already have alot of self knowledge, which is nearly half the battle. You already have the answers, which are found deeper within you. This is our buddha nature revealed after many years, many hours and many breathes and possibly even touched right now like a bolt of lightning!
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