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Symptoms of Inner Peace
New Page -- 6 August 2003 Updated -- 11 August 2004 Again -- 1 May 2006 The symptoms of inner peace are: Contented feelings of connectedness with God and others, A tendency to think and act spontaneously rather than from fears based on past experience (i.e. paradigms and/or old hierarchy of values), An unmistakable ability to enjoy each moment, An unmistakable ability to enjoy each moment -- even when the moment is slightly repetitive, A loss of interest in judging self, A loss of interest in conflict, A loss of interest in interpreting the actions of others, A loss of interest in all those back taxes you owe, A loss of ability to worry -- particularly about income taxes, Frequent, overwhelming episodes of appreciation, Frequent attacks of smiling through the eyes of the heart, Increasing susceptibility to love extended by others as well as the uncontrollable urge to extend love -- as in philandering, An increasing tendency to let things happen rather than make them happen, and An unaccountable urge to laugh out loud (and not turn to observe the expressions on the faces of your co-workers). ******************** One external link which specifically requested inclusion within this page is www.trueawakening.org. One its many attributes is an unaccountable desire to discover links to "Gulliver" and "Laputa". It has also been said that "by virtue of the resources and unlearning offered by the Supreme Exalted Chancellor and staff of the Foundation for World Awakening, many people find [the above] symptoms rapidly accumulating. One might suspect that an additional indicator of inner peace is the ability to smile at: "the Supreme Exalted..." ***************** Then there's the "Message from Forever" (Bee Lake, in Marlo Morgan's Mutant Message from Forever):
The ten "thou shalt" rules for all humans include:
You just never know where you're going to find peace, not to mention wisdom. Or awe. Or better yet, humor (remember number five above). Or forward to: |
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