Losing All Your Possesions

[astral]

Quote from dicul:
What scares me the most right now is dying. That to me, is really losing it all. [/B]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QDT58Q6Zxo&feature=related

This stuff should be known by everyone, for it would finish all emotional issues.


After listening to those 5 parts, would you still be scared? This guy was the stereotypical skeptic, until he got confronted with this stuff.
Be sure to watch Brian weiss too if you'd be interested.

 

[Compulsive]

Quote from coolweb:

regarding losing all your possessions.
During the whole market crash and multiple others 2000, obviously I and many others who did watch their sh1t did not lose a dime,


It is a mans responsbility to always keep their status/account/balances/money in check.

RESPONSBILITY.

Always remember, whover/where ever you are right now as of this moment , it was all YOU.
If you failed/gone nowhere, it was because you are a uselses piece of s. who didn't have his stuff in check
If you succeed, it was because you did have it in check



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in reality, children/wife, are easy to "fall back" on so you can still call yourself a successful man cause you got "a loving family" , when you didn't take care of your own responsbility, so now your kids/wife will have to suffer with you..

in poverty.




Good luck in poverty, at least you have children to still greet you with respect when you should expect NONE because you deserve NONE. <b>You failed them as a responsbile provider.

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So in other words, you would call JOB (in the Old Testament) a loser, beacuse after all he did lose everything

 

[jem]

Quote from MaxxHeatt:

Quote from jem:

thanks for the concern. We tried the counselors but they were so pathetic. Instead of telling us to buckle down and deal with things they acted like you could create masterpieces with finger paints -- if we could just communicate better.

"The problem with marriages today is communication...too much communication"
-Homer Simpson

that quote is a great find.

 

[antincedo]

check out this PM from 'snowhite'


Re: yo


snowhite wrote on 10-13-08 05:11 PM:
happy with who yu are, lmfao, you are a loser.



oh im sorry, i happen to be winning right now... maybe if you refocus some of that negative energy you can be winning too?

lifes too short snowhite

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for the record snowhite = homo

 

[Sponger]

Quote from dicul:

What scares me the most right now is dying. That to me, is really losing it all. [/B]

When you are no longer afraid of dying....you will see there was never anything to lose in the first place

 

[Pension_Admin]

Coolweb,

Pardon me, but would you happened to have any Grey Poupon?

PA

 

[auspiv]

its only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything

 

[iceman1]

Quote from auspiv:

its only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything

"Freedom's just another word... for nothin left to lose"

......Kris Kristofferson (Me & Bobby McGee)

 

[dicul]

Quote from astral:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QDT58Q6Zxo&feature=related

This stuff should be known by everyone, for it would finish all emotional issues.


After listening to those 5 parts, would you still be scared? This guy was the stereotypical skeptic, until he got confronted with this stuff.
Be sure to watch Brian weiss too if you'd be interested.

Thanks for the links and the response.

I watched the videos and have to say that all though the idea of past lives regression is fascinating (as well as the other ideas covered too), we all still see things from our own perspectives, and so just knowing that death isn't the end is not totally comforting enough for one to be able to live their lives with that knowledge alone. It's like in the movie, the matrix, when the guy is eating the steak, knowing full well that the steak isn't "real", yet he still prefers to have it regardless. I've thought about the predicament quite a bit actually, and think I would do the same and choose the steak knowing very well what it is and isn't. In the end when life is over, and you look back and see the entire world end and all your possessions and memories crumble along with it, you may regret wasting your time (vanity, materialism, etc); but if death is truly not the end, then no time is really wasted.

 

[whodareswinston]

Quote from auspiv:

its only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything

Not if you've lost your arma and legs. Not much you can do then.

Can't do a good windmill impression. Can't pick up the sat phone and sell some T-Bonds. You can roll down slopes though. But you're not free to do anything.

You silly sausage.