Yes, my friends; if we are to 'become harmless' then we must also apply this to ourselves. For, if we fear life we are harming ourselves. This is true, dearest. Yes indeed; if we have fearful thoughts we are indeed harming ourselves. To thine own self be trueby William Shakespeare. In Act 1, Scene III …
Once we have sufficient desire we shall need to have patience; yes, patience. Rome was not built in a day, and neither will you be, Dear Brave Heart. By this we mean: Patience will be the safeguard needed to prevent frustration. Yes, Dear Ones; frustration will be yours over and over again as you fail …
The Value of Being the Best That One Can Be Dear Hearts, requires many things complimenting each other. One of those things is: Freedom From Fear. We do not expect you to have complete freedom from fear. No, this, at this moment in time (so-called) is not possible. However, were you to practice having the …
Have you been physically active of late, dearest? By this we mean: Have you been given the 'go ahead' to be somewhat more physically active? Yes? Yes, I have been a little more physically active of late. And I have been enjoying myself tremendously. And, pray tell, dearest, what have you been doing? I have …
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Where shall we start, dearest? Shall we begin where we left off, so to speak? Yes? Yes, I believe that would be a great place to start. Right dearest, we shall. You will remember we were discussing the value of becoming harmless. Yes? Yes, this we were. Indeed, dearest. And we reiterated a value currently …
A question posed by Charlie of CharlieCountryBoy No, Dear Heart, is the succinct answer. We shall explain: Causing harm is not a conscious thought. That is: We all cause harm in some way to ourselves and to others. This may be intentional; as is the case when wishing harm. Or, Dear Heart; we may cause …
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