Willowy Mists

Not all of us know it, but we're all on a journey of redemption; to feel whole, to find our humanity --again http://amplify.com/u/dt4m

So much of what we take for granted is simply "programmed" information - ideas and concepts that have been inculcated in us since we were young - by parents and teachers, as well as religious and political leaders. In this 25 page discover the 7 mind-control systems that are used to enslave the "masses", and reveal a powerful counter-thought strategy that will enable you to break out into a new world of freedom and prosperity. http://www.downloadmypdf.com/238/webguide/sovereignmatrix.pdf http://amplify.com/u/d39t

In a scene from the movie “Batman Begins”, the Dark Knight said to Rachel (the DPP) “It is not what I am inside but what I do that defines me”.



Is that true?



If so, does that negate all those “It’s what’s you are inside that counts” philosophies?



I find myself haunted by that phrase. Because if I substitute the words “who I am” with any of the following, I find myself being confronted by my responsibility for my actions and consequences.



The substitute words:



- what I feel

- what I think

- what I intent

- how angry I get

- how “motivated” I am

- how much (or lack of) money I have

- what IM ebooks/memberships/courses/etc I’ve bought

- insert any other reason or excuse you can think of



“It’s not (insert the substitutes here) but what I do that defines me (or my character/life/success/destiny/results/etc)”



“It’s not who I am but what I do that defines me”



“It’s not who I am but what I do that defines me“



That is a scary proposition. That sets up a standard that brooks no excuse for not doing what needs to be done...and for stopping what shouldn’t be done. Much harder than staying comfy in my own little zone, choosing to believe what I believe, and using those “beliefs” to justify that “who I am” precludes my doing/not doing something, thereby excusing the results (or lack thereof) that I’m experiencing right now in my life.



I find myself thinking of certain things that I should be doing but aren’t and my thoughts going “but that’s just because...”. Then along comes this excuse-killer and stops me cold in my tracks. “It’s not ‘who I am’ but what I do that defines me” and I have to literally sit down and confront the reality that I had been evading and avoiding. And do something about it.



That little ditty has been pursuing me ever since. Somebody get it back to its owner and get a refund please! Then again, we, each of us, are its owner, and it can never be given away. And there are no refunds.



You can shut it up, paint over it, keep it out of sight, whatever. But in the end… there it is. Like the Joker, it smiles and smirks and laughs at your pitiful attempts to dislodge it. And if you still do nothing about it, then, like the Joker, it asks you a more sinister question, because the the consequences of your failure to confront it are similar to the metaphorical consequences of doing exactly what the question asks:



“Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?”

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A simple yet heartfelt video poem I made some time ago. Dedicated to all who read, who see and who listen -- with their heart http://kennethtang.posterous.com/2009/10/scatter-me-to-winds-video-poem.html http://amplify.com/u/c7ha

At times, we seem to be, and feel like, fluttering leaves buffeted by the winds of fortune;and thrown into the whirlpool of fate; life and destiny beyond our control.Sometimes the testimony of history testifies to this truth, making us feel like pawns (significant, yet, still pawns) in the epic of destiny.What are we, then? http://amplify.com/u/c7gy

Waiting for the supplier's staff to get my order ready. Seems like ages. No fun for a guy who can't sit still. Sigh...



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