Saturday, July 29, 2006

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Jul 29, 2006 6:18:15 PM

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joy-pullers I'm on a campaign to collect joy-pullers. Those things that get joy surging through me like a pull-cord starts a lawnmower. It's my intent to surround myself with joy-pullers and gauge the effect on the quality of life meter. I'll be posting about it here and inviting you to join in the tsunami of endorphins.
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it's her life If you connect with your Inner Being, then you fulfill your purpose for being. If you do not connect with your Inner Being, then you just spin circles. You die feeling unfulfilled and that the life experience was for naught; there was no value from it, no growth—not any joy either. The two go hand in hand. So the happier you are, the more of that value you are fulfilling. Abraham Hicks I just got in from seeing The Devil Wears Prada. No, it is not on any list of spiritual films, although there are elements to it that might qualify it for a few moments. Meryl is divine in her role, and it might be summed up this way: go for what you want, because if you don't, life will pass you by. There might be some question as to what it is that one really wants. At one point, her character learns that her husband wants a divorce, and her concern is that her name will be splashed across page 6, and her daughters will suffer from yet another man leaving their lives. But she is clear about that life, the one that drove him away, being just as it is. Such clarity is admirable. I might not agree with her assessment of what it gives her, but she is the only one who gets to decide that. It is her life, and she lives it as it pleases her. I can't think of anything more valuable.

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