from "the path of the human being"

[revtetrahedron]

"Why are we so dissatisfied? Do you ever ask yourself that question? On the surface we may think our unhappiness stems from some need or desire that hasn’t yet been fulfilled. If we look no deeper, we will never stop running, trying t satisfy our endless desires. When we really look at what we think we need in order to be content, we will notice a

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[feral_zen]

I can't say how much I relate to this...

Big Mind, sometimes I think so my I think my cranium is too small for all that gray matter.

[vyus]

Very nice, very appropriate.

[anonymous]

What if your boyfriend is in love with someone else, but doesn't see that as being a problem, and you do. He says he still loves you just the same, and that he thinks nothing less of you, and he still loves you - but he's also in love with someone else, and doesn't see simply even the tention and jealousy that causes. I still love him dearly, though, I can't have this happening, because it takes me for granted and makes me not trust him.

But this says I should just accept everything, including that perdiciment (sp), no? Why on earth would I 'accept' that?

[deekay]

I've been strangly happy lately and it is because of the way I look at things. I've noticed that many people will really get upset over very minor things. You can get upset, or you can look at the big picture and see how minor they really are.

Good post.

[skygypsy]

hi there, found this by way of vyus... got me to thinking here

:)