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Question for Matajan (and others if you want to reply):
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naisho
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He isn't going listen to anyone even if he replied to them, lol.
If you look back at all topics he's posted in, I don't think he's listened to anything anyone said whether of good or bad advice.
He just wants to say something and wants someone to reply to it. That's it. Kind of like the concept of a troll except I doubt he is intentionally trying to be one.
If you look back at all topics he's posted in, I don't think he's listened to anything anyone said whether of good or bad advice.
He just wants to say something and wants someone to reply to it. That's it. Kind of like the concept of a troll except I doubt he is intentionally trying to be one.
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naisho, just take it lightly, of course you are not the only one who feels about it, so are others. I started getting use to his posts.
we all know that this person may have difficult time to listen but at least we tried, tried, tried and tried. again it is not the end of the world.
we all know that this person may have difficult time to listen but at least we tried, tried, tried and tried. again it is not the end of the world.
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never was the end of the world to me, sure I have not gotten angered or lost my temper over his posts :fruit:
I'm trying to help spread the word to understand him, for others to get it. At least one person every other thread is great if they catch on.
I'm trying to help spread the word to understand him, for others to get it. At least one person every other thread is great if they catch on.
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Naisho, its all entertaining to watch others jab at the post and come up with hilarious stuff lol
Who even knows if this character is telling us the truth about his condition no way we can prove that. Its so easy to come on the internet and play around.
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Naisho, its all entertaining to watch others jab at the post and come up with hilarious stuff lol
Who even knows if this character is telling us the truth about his condition no way we can prove that. Its so easy to come on the internet and play around.
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Matajan think please, think very hard in your mind. It's not about love at first sight, it's not about love at first Ivy League, it's not about how intelligent or how dumb she is, it's not about what your parents expect from you. Now think hard, it's about your mind. What you need is your mind mate. What I mean by "mean mate"... it where you feel complete with her. Your mind matched with her mind, feeling of complete communications. Feeling of so compatible with her. Beauty is not what she appear, beauty is what she have in her mind, her brian, her mind fit with you. Now you have to look at yourself, what kind of mind do you have? If you know what in you, then you should know how to feel complete with her. Ask yourself, of what or who you are. Just forget everything else, what you are doing so far is not going to work. Looking for Ivy League woman, or looking for love at first sight, or whatever. It's not going to work. There is no rush to look for someone, it will happen some day that you may strike someone who she is your mind mate.
That is all I can say about it.
That is all I can say about it.
You never went to ivy league school before. How do you know it is not going work out?
Is many ivy league couples break up?
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Beautifully written sneakernet, we all know he doesn't read the replies nor he will drop the Ivy League topics. Let him rant while sit back and enjoy the show, popcorn?
Yes, I'm aware of that. No, not popcorn... I prefer beer.
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Mathjan, let me share with you myself. I have a very high IQ, I'm a Mensa member. My family just happen to run it that way. My eldest sister have a IQ of 119. She is Dr of Linquistic. She married to a man who is Vietnam veteran. He have a series mental health issue becuase of war. Still today, he sometime have nightmare of what he saw in war. One strange thing is that he afraid of "math".. anything related to mathmatical computation... he stay way from it. The only thing she care about it..it's about his mind...he is extremly intelligent with history, language and such. That is what my sister is so compelled with him.
So, what you are doing with this quote, "Is many ivy league couples break up?", you are so focus with "objects" instead of you need to focus of yourself, set your goal and who you want. And again, forget the "objects" of what you seeing so far... forget about the statistical computations about how many ivy leaque couples break up, forget about how many deaf and hearing break up, forget how many hearing to hearing get divorce... and soooooo on!! You are so focus on outside of what happening in this world. Have you forgotten about yourself? Look at yourself.. think about yourself. Just pay attention of who you are and just be yourself... and again, if you are true self you will meet someone that will be your mind mate.
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Very well said!
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Thanks to Oceanblue7 and Diehardbiker.
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Oops... I just happen to noticed my writing above saying "mean mate"...LOL, I mean "mind mate"... mmm "mean mate"... Now I'm thinking.....
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Matajan,
I have a Question for you
right now
do you have a Bachelor's degree?
do you have an Associate's Certificate?
do you have a University Diploma?
now -if you have None of above, then you are NOT EVEN qualifed for Ivy-whoop-de-doo-League
And the point here is,
it is NO use to talk about Ivy League stuff if YOU are NOT qualified in these BASIC university levels,
And lastly, that any degrees bought by money and not hard work is considered as CHEAT. For there is NO WAY this reflects true scholar achievement at all.
I have a Question for you
right now
do you have a Bachelor's degree?
do you have an Associate's Certificate?
do you have a University Diploma?
now -if you have None of above, then you are NOT EVEN qualifed for Ivy-whoop-de-doo-League
And the point here is,
it is NO use to talk about Ivy League stuff if YOU are NOT qualified in these BASIC university levels,
And lastly, that any degrees bought by money and not hard work is considered as CHEAT. For there is NO WAY this reflects true scholar achievement at all.
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pay attention to your own mind.
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Study Jiddu Krishnamurti. He was a famous indian Philosopher (not as famous as Mahatma Gandhi) shows a way to study your own mind. Krishnamurit talks about the "NOW thinking" the now awareness, the
You see meditation means to have a very quiet, still mind, not a chattering mind; to have a really quiet body, quiet mind so that your mind becomes religious. (Krishnamurti 1981a)
The mind of a religious man is very quiet, sane, rational, logical - and one needs such a mind... (Krishnamurti 1962)
In thus helping the student towards freedom, the educator is changing his own values also; he too is beginning to be rid of the "me" and the "mine", he too is flowering in love and goodness. This process of mutual education creates an altogether different relationship between the teacher and the student.
Because the educator is religious; he is concerned first with ‘being’, and then right ‘doing’ will follow from it. Krishnamurti describes this relationship between ‘being’ and ‘doing’ frequently, but perhaps nowhere more succinctly than in one of his talks in Bombay,
... it is not ‘doing is being’ but ‘being is doing’ (Krishnamurti 1956).
For Jiddu Krishnamurti, ‘doing’ derived from ‘being’ rather than ‘being’ deriving from ‘doing’ - the reverse of convention. Much more needs to be said than this paper permits about the consequences of reversing the roles of ‘being’ and ‘doing’, or even worse, of confusing them. Note the modern convention of a question like, "Who are you?" (a question about being) which is answered by, "I'm a lawyer, engineer, etc." (a statement about doing). Suffice it to say that this reversal or confusion usually leads to a highly developed 'doing' (which is easier to accomplish) with impoverished 'being,' and Krishnamurti felt that dysfunction was the usual consequence of such imbalance.
and in a much more simplier way to say is;
Tradition becomes our security, and when the mind is secure it is in decay.
Jiddu Krishnamurti
We all want to be famous people, and the moment we want to be something we are no longer free.
Jiddu Krishnamurti
that's will do for now.
Read this and think about Krisnamurti's words, it is Very important, it is all about looking in who you are and FORGETTING the demands of the world. Start from inside not out.
You see meditation means to have a very quiet, still mind, not a chattering mind; to have a really quiet body, quiet mind so that your mind becomes religious. (Krishnamurti 1981a)
The mind of a religious man is very quiet, sane, rational, logical - and one needs such a mind... (Krishnamurti 1962)
In thus helping the student towards freedom, the educator is changing his own values also; he too is beginning to be rid of the "me" and the "mine", he too is flowering in love and goodness. This process of mutual education creates an altogether different relationship between the teacher and the student.
Because the educator is religious; he is concerned first with ‘being’, and then right ‘doing’ will follow from it. Krishnamurti describes this relationship between ‘being’ and ‘doing’ frequently, but perhaps nowhere more succinctly than in one of his talks in Bombay,
... it is not ‘doing is being’ but ‘being is doing’ (Krishnamurti 1956).
For Jiddu Krishnamurti, ‘doing’ derived from ‘being’ rather than ‘being’ deriving from ‘doing’ - the reverse of convention. Much more needs to be said than this paper permits about the consequences of reversing the roles of ‘being’ and ‘doing’, or even worse, of confusing them. Note the modern convention of a question like, "Who are you?" (a question about being) which is answered by, "I'm a lawyer, engineer, etc." (a statement about doing). Suffice it to say that this reversal or confusion usually leads to a highly developed 'doing' (which is easier to accomplish) with impoverished 'being,' and Krishnamurti felt that dysfunction was the usual consequence of such imbalance.
and in a much more simplier way to say is;
Tradition becomes our security, and when the mind is secure it is in decay.
Jiddu Krishnamurti
We all want to be famous people, and the moment we want to be something we are no longer free.
Jiddu Krishnamurti
that's will do for now.
Read this and think about Krisnamurti's words, it is Very important, it is all about looking in who you are and FORGETTING the demands of the world. Start from inside not out.
I do believe in love at first sight, though it would be more apt to call it "chemistry" at first sight..to me, it isn't a "this must be fate, the one person I have finally found that I am meant to spend my entire life with" kind of thing. Too many people in the world for that to be practical, probably in any given area there are several people that we could have love/chemistry with.
Love at first sight doesn't guarantee a good long term relationship, but man, when that chemistry hits you with someone, it sure is fun. Getting it to last is the hard part.
Love at first sight doesn't guarantee a good long term relationship, but man, when that chemistry hits you with someone, it sure is fun. Getting it to last is the hard part.
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