Theosophy Anyone?

[Lovely Charm]

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inday miyay,

we are creatures of habits, partly a product of mutual influence & conditioning, hence we operate our lives almost automatically.

Conditioning greatly dictates our thought patterns, the "sponsor" of our behavior. And if we are not train to focus in the "here & now" early during our childhood then it follows that the practice would be so oblivious to our present endeavor.

Any undertaking that is new to our system will take time to really be integrated.

Specially training the mind not to wander,,its one of the most difficult art to achieve,

Just continue doing meditation, plus mindfulness in your daily activities so as to create the mental "groove"

Tama ka sir we are CREATURES OF HABITS,,yung si regnauld oh kahit anung paki-usap mo na wag magkalat ng non sensical post ay eto pa rin keep taunting sa mga tao dito

Reganauld is the best example of Bluedes zombbbiiieee
doing the same act na wala sa lugar,,,puntahan mo si pien at si kebot sa thread nila wag dalhin sa bahay nyo

nakakaloka talaga tong creature na to

[miyay]

^follow the three wise monkeys, nalang sis

[regnauld]

Tama ka sir we are CREATURES OF HABITS,,yung si regnauld oh kahit anung paki-usap mo na wag magkalat ng non sensical post ay eto pa rin keep taunting sa mga tao dito

Reganauld is the best example of Bluedes zombbbiiieee
doing the same act na wala sa lugar,,,puntahan mo si pien at si kebot sa thread nila wag dalhin sa bahay nyo

nakakaloka talaga tong creature na to

I LOVE YOU INDAY MICHELLE!

Do you still hate me even if I love you ?

God bless!

[bluedes]

hey guys!!! check this out.. its so nice.. gi-record nya mga talks with some current theosophical authors..

hope you like it!

Connect with Amy Miller, Connect on the Radio

[Malic]

hey guys!!! check this out.. its so nice.. gi-record nya mga talks with some current theosophical authors..

hope you like it!

Connect with Amy Miller, Connect on the Radio

found this in facebook.

[Malic]

Martin Luther King on Gandhi

During the Montgomery bus boycott against discrimination towards Negro passengers, Martin Luther King had believed that “the only way we could solve our problems of segregation was an armed revolt.”

After reading about the life of Mohandas Gandhi, however, the outlook of King drastically changed. He saw in Gandhi’s approach the essence of Christianity. In his book Stride Toward Freedom, King wrote that “Gandhi was probably the first person in history to lift the love ethic of Jesus above mere interaction between individuals to a powerful and effective social force on a large scale.” The effect on him of Gandhi was such that he decided to go to India for more than a month studying more deeply the life and teachings of Gandhi.

“I came to see for the first time,” wrote King, “that the Christian doctrine of love, operating through the Gandhian method of nonviolence, is one of the most potent weapons available of an oppressed people in their struggle for freedom.”

“I believe in some marvelous way,” he wrote further, “God worked through Gandhi, and the spirit of Jesus Christ saturated his life. It is ironic, yet inescapably true that the greatest Christian of the modern world was a man who never embraced Christianity.”

Eventually, nonviolence became a way of life for Martin Luther King, who was later awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace.



Source: Donald T. Phillips, Martin Luther King, Jr. on Leadership. Warner books, Inc., 1271 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020, U.S.A.

[bluedes]

found this in facebook.

yes.. what's ur facebook? add tikaw..

[handsoff241]

oi sir fish, talk about nagkamuritsing nga thread.

tubig o...

[Lovely Charm]

oi sir fish, talk about nagkamuritsing nga thread.

tubig o...

so how are you dong?
read somewhere your working in a call center

[Malic]

yes.. what's ur facebook? add tikaw..

nag create ko og group nato Blue...go there...Theosophical Society Cebu.