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#26520 02/21/02 11:52 AM
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In an attempt to alleviate my impatience and anticipation until I get my self-study courses from LSC, I post on this board on how unbearable it is to wait for all that stuff. It feels as if santa claus is waiting until march the next year until he decides to bring my presents
Man I paid 35 bucks for the shipment awakening prologue and it got here within a week, and here I am, still waiting, when I paid a hundred (!) bucks for shipment alone on LSC stuff.
boy oh boy oh boy







#26521 02/23/02 11:04 PM
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"PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE"






#26522 02/23/02 11:18 PM
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"A sense of urgency" is my chief virtue.






#26523 02/24/02 08:41 AM
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Thank, you, Brian!
You sound like a personal/financial success - guru

Also, I'm procrastinating on patience right now until I get ideal mindset






#26524 02/27/02 02:05 AM
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There's an old proverb that they say in Japan and that is "By Going Slow, I Go Fast". And a good american analogy of that proverb is "The race between the Turtoise and the Hare".






#26525 02/27/02 03:21 AM
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I meant that in a "Samurai Zen" kind of way. A sort of ... 'militant' spirituality, I guess is the word for it. An urgent and yet sustainable flow of ceaseless action. One that doesn't drain one of vitality but invigorates one.

A westerner who starts the day with a large cup of coffee, then another at lunch, perhaps more, burns off all his vitality. We can say that he is in a flow state of sorts. But he's working very fast and efficiently at the expense of the second half of his day. By 5 PM, he's a dead man. He's burned up all his energy and must nap for a while as the hare did in the fable.

If you can simultaneously maintain that sense of driving urgency *and* and keep your vitality high, ... you've got the best of both worlds, no?

A rabbit that keeps going and going and going...






#26526 02/27/02 03:29 AM
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AAAHHH!!!! Another student of the Ancient ways!!!.






#26527 02/27/02 05:07 AM
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That's exactly why I ordered my Holosync with Overnight shipping ..

Ordered it yesterday, got it this morning *G*

Impatient to the core ..






#26528 02/27/02 07:36 AM
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Well, thanks for the support, but
IT'S STILL NOT HERE! GRRR

OH, THE AGONY!!!

damn I love those smilies






#26529 02/27/02 07:46 AM
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Smilies are definately fun

I like these two:

-Ramon http://razor.ramon.com






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