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Life is that amusement park ride where the operator measures you and you're just barely tall enough to get on. Enjoy it.
Feb 21 Remove Tweet Retweet (6) ReplyYou cannot have life without death. Embrace both. Fear neither.
Feb 2 Remove Tweet Retweet (6) ReplyDon't try to give meaning to life and life will share its meaning with you.
Jan 11 Remove Tweet Retweet (6) ReplyMorality is a system used by some people to tell other people how they should live. Live your own life and let others live theirs.
Jan 10 Remove Tweet Retweet (2) ReplyListen to others. Connect with others. Care about others. We grow through sharing our lives.
Dec 28 Remove Tweet Retweet (9) ReplyTake care of your body, it's the vehicle through which experience this life.
Dec 21 Remove Tweet Retweet (2) ReplyI will never be a percentage to myself. And how you choose to view me is irrelevant to that.
Feb 13 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) ReplyConsider yourself a percentage.Consider others a percentage. But don't delude yourself into thinking everyone else will accept your labels.
Feb 13 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) ReplyDon't define yourself by what you have or what you have not. You are more than a percentage.
Dec 13 Remove Tweet Retweet (3) ReplyLife is the probabilities observed in quantum mechanics. It cannot be predicted beyond percentages of chance.
Dec 1 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) Reply@johnwillemsens Others can view people as percentages to suit their own needs. However I do not define myself by other people's needs.
Oct 18 Remove Tweet Retweet ReplyI am not a percentage. Nobody represents me but me. I speak for myself.
Oct 18 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) ReplyLife is that amusement park ride where the operator measures you and you're just barely tall enough to get on. Enjoy it.
Feb 21 Remove Tweet Retweet (6) ReplyYou may not "be" your body, but it's your only ride in this life. You can replace parts here and there, but there's no trade ins.
Dec 21 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) ReplyOverwhelmed? Sit. Observe life swirl about you. Everything's in motion. Move with it, not against it. Just let go. Ride the current.
Aug 8 Remove Tweet Retweet (5) Reply@cockysocks A string of extremes can certainly become quickly exhausting. When the world spins too fast, step off the ride for a moment.
Dec 14, 2009 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) ReplyLet go of ideas that anchor you , let the Tao take you where it may. The ride is our true purpose. Don't cling too long, it will be done.
Jul 1, 2009 Remove Tweet Retweet Reply@CosmicFreeLover Good to hear you've regained control of your account! I never follow DM links anyway as a general rule so no harm.
Feb 21 Remove Tweet Retweet Reply@quantumrider53 Wisdom, especially in that environment, would be using the experiences to make the right choices to avoid harm.
Oct 21 Remove Tweet Retweet ReplyThose who move with Tao find they easily move out of harms way or never cross it's path in the first place.
Mar 5, 2010 Remove Tweet Retweet ReplyReligions come and go. They are the creations of people and will change as the needs of people change. We live in a transition.
Feb 20 Remove Tweet Retweet (10) ReplyEverything is in constant transition. Don't resist the current. Let go and move with it.
Nov 17 Remove Tweet Retweet (6) ReplyLife is a steady transition. Each day absolutely new. There are no ruts to be stuck in if you make different choices.
Jul 6 Remove Tweet Retweet (3) ReplyReligions come and go. They are the creations of people and will change as the needs of people change. We live in a transition.
Feb 20 Remove Tweet Retweet (10) Reply@juniork88 Personally, to me religion falls under the mysticism umbrella :)
Oct 4 Remove Tweet Retweet Reply (1)Do not use religion as an excuse for irrational behavior. Believe freely, but act responsibly.
Sep 12 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) ReplyAny religion, government or point of view who's stance must be enforced through the use of violence cannot advocate peace.
May 20, 2010 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) ReplyWhen you expect your personal beliefs to limit other people's health choices, you've gone from caring to controlling.
Feb 10 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) ReplyEverything we know to be true is still just belief. Today's scientific facts may become the superstitions of the distant future.
Jan 12 Remove Tweet Retweet (6) ReplyYou can state your beliefs without having to belittle those who don't share your beliefs.
Nov 8 Remove Tweet Retweet (7) ReplyYou refusal to accept the beliefs of others does not give you the right to demand others accept yours instead.
Sep 29 Remove Tweet Retweet ReplyThe more shrink wrapped a belief is, the faster it will stale.
Sep 23 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) Reply (1)When you expect your personal beliefs to limit other people's health choices, you've gone from caring to controlling.
Feb 10 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) ReplyThe past is the past, but your past is always with you. It's your experience that evolves your choices. Don't hide from it, embrace it.
Dec 15 Remove Tweet Retweet ReplyI'm not a race. I'm not a gender. I'm not a number. I am what I do. I am what I do not. I am my choices. Everything else is superficial.
Nov 1 Remove Tweet Retweet (16) ReplyBefore you blame someone else for your situation, take a hard look at the choices you've made. You may be right where you left yourself.
Oct 27 Remove Tweet Retweet (6) Reply@quantumrider53 Our experiences can influence choices, but they do not demand them.
Oct 24 Remove Tweet Retweet ReplyMy skin defines how I look, but my choices define who I am. I am what I do, not what you see. Be clear, this applies to you, too.
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There may be many paths to the mountain peak, but you still have to climb to get there.
Feb 9 Remove Tweet Retweet (2) ReplyPutting together a business plan for a Taoist mountain retreat. A place for tai'chi, qi'gong, leadership training, meditation and more
Aug 29 Remove Tweet Retweet Reply (1)Looking into a good place to buy some land to set up a small Taoist mountain retreat in the U.S. I'm thinking western NC?
Aug 26 Remove Tweet Retweet Reply (2)Let's bring back the communes of the late 60's. How about a a full time Taoist mountain retreat? :)
Aug 26 Remove Tweet Retweet ReplyManual for Climbing Mountains, wonderful article suggested by @design4dinah http://paulocoelhoblog.com/2010/08/11/manual-for-climbing-mountains-3/
Aug 1 Remove Tweet Retweet ReplyThere may be many paths to the mountain peak, but you still have to climb to get there.
Feb 9 Remove Tweet Retweet (2) ReplyEvery path you choose is within Tao. Just some directions we choose to follow are against the current.
Sep 21 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) ReplyThough your body will decay, the path you took will not. Your legacy will be the choices you make every day.
Jun 28 Remove Tweet Retweet (5) Reply (1)Don't allow anger to be your first choice for expressing displeasure or frustration. There are easier paths. Swirl instead of boil.
Mar 24 Remove Tweet Retweet (11) Reply (1)While the side trails we may wander down may not be on the path we were on, they are still the path we take.
Sep 1, 2010 Remove Tweet Retweet (1) ReplyIf the path is blocked, change. Once you have changed, you may pass through and continue.
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