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Sometimes I feel like I'm in a race. I'm playing a game of rubik's cube but instead of colors on it there are faces. The Jews, BF, women, spirituality, love, and redemption. There is something about these three but I haven't got it. The parts that I do get, I don't know if I can convey it in "regular" language lol.
Then I feel this ticking Iranian bomb looming over me...
A mild rant.
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"I'm playing a game of rubik's cube but instead of colors on it there are faces." Miriam
Thing to remember about the cube is that it has a solution, and once you know the rules, it's pretty easy to navigate an answer.
I'm mixing my metaphors a bit here to make a point.
The rules of Life are pretty simple, and, contrary to what we may think, we know them.
Here's one: Thoughts, words, and deeds are creative.
Beliefs are thoughts, words, and deeds that have been allowed to crystallize as our perceived reality.
Beliefs, then, create our world (that is, the reality that we perceive), and the only way to change those beliefs is to start from scratch: with our words, thoughts, and deeds.
Change them, watch them to keep them changed, and persist with the new, until they crystallize into beliefs.
Habits are recurring beliefs (reinforced beliefs, so to speak); they usually occur unconsciously; we accept them without thinking, or reflexively, whether they're habits of thoughts, of words, or actions.
We have to break our habits to change our beliefs. You can use the rules to solve the puzzle of Life or Rubik's cube.
Domino - This is interesting. More to ponder!
and (and I don;t know if this makes sense but i'll say it anyway...) if you get frustrated enough with a Rubik's cube, you can peel the stickers off and make it work! (In other words, MAKE UP YOUR OWN RULES!!)...in a good, empowering way, of course!
:-)
Tr8erGirl - LOL!
Ah! Rubiks cube. However consider this; It can be resolved in 7 steps.
Grata - Interesting! I have to think about that.
"Grata - Interesting! I have to think about that."
I trust you will come up with something even more profound.
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