it`s a simple thing.
your gut is where your brain is.
feel the feelings and get to know the language they speak.
your life will run better as a result.
or you can continue to ignore the sensations and suffer the continued stress of missing the clues and bearing the brunt of the outcome.
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I like the concept...About 2 years ago I had a need to figure out who I was and what I really felt (not what I thought I was supposed to feel)I actually rediscovered a part of me that I had repressed (this all sounds so psycho... but it was more of a midlife crisis/awakening kind of thing)
I am not sure that its practical for everyone to follow their feelings. Its tough to be selfish and do what you 'feel' or want to do when you have a family, committments etc. Perhaps its a matter of timing. idk For me, I am learning to live with both versions of myself... trying hard not to lose too much of either again in the process.
I appreciated your comments at Xdells btw. Its a touchy subject for me that AA thing, but I understand your point and to be honest I did some research and there are a lot of folks that back up what you said.
I wont pretend that I fully understood your explanation of the process by which you treat your substance abuse clients... lol I am definitely a visual person! =]
Have a great weekend!
TO BOOST THE AMOUNT OF COMMENTS YOU'RE GETTING, KIND REGARDS!!!
nobody ranges in a combat zone with the safety on....to teach that would get a boy dead in any game, real or otherwise....
fraud?
where`s this invective coming from?
"dr. alistair",
It is apparent with my links given to you, and the challenged presented that you are still a fascist fraud.
Go to Spokane, Washington the Mom, and Pop stores are thriving! Wal-Mart, and every other chain is there as well. The difference is that being in a farming community the Mom and Pop stores can sell at half the price of the chains..Go there and see.
Also, I will because of the nature of the sensitivity of the nature of this particular post correct you again.
A BB traveling at 400fps is fast enough to penetrate many things including skulls. They do bounce off your Kettle pots, and go some where? Don't they? You did say copper, Right? A ricochet is a very, very dangerous thing.
On the note of combat zones: When soldiers have their "BOOTS ON THE GROUND; THEY ARE TOLD TO COCK AND LOCK" This means in a combat zone rack a round in the chamber, and have your safety on!! It is one of the most important of all lessons taught in the military; for the simple fact that you have a lot of people that are in harms way.......ALWAYS COCKED AND LOCKED!!! Military SIR.
Peace and Freedom
Here is everything you said at the site UNLOADED. 400fps, dents in my kettle sound like the metal bb rather than harmless plastic ones. Maybe, No absolutely your a paid subversive! Cocked and Locked is what ALL military teach. As far as conventional handling of weapons, never chambered, and safety on........You being a mystic; why would you encourage your children to destroy?
dr.alistair said...
sasbb gun wars....i have the scars to prove it.
i recently bought airsoft guns for my children, boys 9 and 12. these are serious weapons with a 400 fps muzzle velocity so the lads are told to carry the guns muzzle down with thier fingers outside of the trigger ring until they bring the weapon to bear toward the target. they have been drilled never to aim the weapon at a target unless they have decided to fire, and not to point the weapon at people or animals, even in jest.
so thy`ve shot the apartment to shit.
they`ve nailed lightbulbs, my antique brass kettle, some of my pine furniture and all of the cardboard in the place including books and magazines.
but no-one has lost an eye.
and the sound of them letting loose on unsuspecting carboard boxes is magnificent.
dr.alistair said...
nobody ranges in a combat zone with the safety on....to teach that would get a boy dead in any game, real or otherwise....
fraud?
where`s this invective coming from?
9:21 AM, July 10, 2008
dr.alistair said...
it`s so true about the gun thing......and so deeply satifying.
the only problem is,i have no idea how to get the little dents out of my kettle.
6:40 PM, July 10, 2008
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