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# Re: an observation on the positive soul mirror

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- Subject: Re: [BardonPraxis] an observation on the positive soul mirror
- From: mark towse <bigimpact2003@...>
- Date: Sat, 15 Nov 2003 08:28:39 +0000 (GMT)
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    Hi David,

    All interesting and true - but it may be useful to note that

    "I have had to learn from being with them -- things like,
    learning how to lie about myself without showing it"

    This is still lying ;-) By looking at your positive traits in the soul mirror,
    there should be a way you can adapt the negative aspect of lying and replace it
    with a positive one, so that when presented with a situation you feel you need
    to "lie and not show it" you can use this traits opposite! This will yield a
    similar intention, but give you a chance to creatively emplymore of your
    positive elements!

    I have also personally found that protecting yourself from other peoples
    negative / violent emotions is not so beneficial as embracing them and using
    them as a means of exercising restraint and loving kindness towards those
    encumbered with such emotions and helping them overcome the need for them. Good
    for the soul ;-)

    Mark

    David Yeh <ldreamr@...> wrote:
    I was talking with my fiancee today about the reasons I didn't like
    being with my parents and extended family. As I was listing the
    things I have had to learn from being with them -- things like,
    learning how to lie about myself without showing it, to protect
    myself from others' violent emotions, etc. -- I realized that despite
    the negativity of my experiences, the resulting traits are actually
    quite positive. I had been kind of blocked on progress in working on
    my positive soul mirror, and I realized that I have been mainly
    trying to list traits I observe in myself when things are going
    smoothly, and that many if not most positive traits are the ones that
    are developed to help us survive and thrive in challenging
    situations. Very interesting.

    I don't have a question, but I just thought I would share. I hope
    this isn't going off-topic.

    Thanks,
    David

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