you're joking Mair, right?

I love your sense of humor..did u attend the same school of how to enjoy a sense of humor?  Gordon taught me all I know about that school! lol!! love the icon. simply beautiful..you amaze me sometimes.

love, alysia

Hi Guys,

Went on quite a GOOGLE journey this morning prompted by needing a definition of clairaudience and winding up with a great movie short in the Spiritual Humor section of www.experiencefestival,com/spiritual_jokes  The movie is called The interview with God and located at www.theinterviewwithgod,com/presentation.html 

Hi Bob,

As I was reading your experience of helping the young man in the cafe, I too came up with some doubt, questions, and cynacism but then I remembed that you tend to use a lot more input than than merely your C1 consciousness in deciding when a situation warrents aid. Therefore, I was able to read between the lines in your up lifting story knowing that your coming from a mature good heart position.  Alysia pointed out some of the non verbal cues and put along with inner tips that you've  learn to trust, I get what you mean when you complemented him on his courage and why you were so willing/prompted to help him.

There are many who approach us for help, and sometimes it's difficult to know the difference between being a fellow traveler ready to give assistance, like the work of a guide in the physical sense or an enabler. For example, I have a client who is homeless and an alcoholic who makes his living by begging.  His job is to beg and my job is to say no to his requests while at the same to keeping a ear open for those that will help him long term.  We sort of make a joke about it but he comes in daily. My boss wants him transferred out but by his history, he always returns and the paperwork all has to be redone. For me, refusal to help is clear cut but for many of the others I come across, I must tune into my heart/gut/little voice or other postive signs to distinguish between helping or hurting by giving.  So I can understand why some might be skeptical about helping others or question a story about helping someone.

Hope I haven't confused everthing or failed to compliment Bob on helping those *fellow travelers at the cafe.

*fellow travlers- all of us in C1 travling the bumpy road through life.

Love, Jean

p.s. Wish I had a really good guide book instead of having to write it as I go along. J

hi again. I find humor to alleviate stress, so I wanted to share with you all some feelings I get when reading posts here..and part of me wants to be a cartoonist now as I see so much value in the release that laughter brings...I'm sorry Bob, we've gotten off your subject topic here, but if theres one person who I know who takes us as we are and wouldn't mind we get off topic, its Bob for sure.

heres some of the feelings that Mair's funny story brings up in me..you've seen all these icons over the years Mair, but I still love using them. and I'm now convinced visuals impart more information than the written word.  I love that cute story Mair. sort of made my day!

              
              


I do love this board really.