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Quote: Originally Posted by Gene I think one of the most difficult things a leader may be asked to experience is the death of a subordinate and then contacting the next of kin to explain why their family member has died. Going to the funeral or memorial ceremony for the deceased is a bitter moment. As a matter of my own moral code I have risked my life to help others and as I committed myself to the action thought to myself, I am going to die...

Isn't this the situation of most employees who work for large corporations - that they don't believe the CEO or the owner are wise about how the company is run (not from a business point of view, but from a moral and ethic point of view) ? Isn't that why so many chose to be self-employed - because they want to be the leader of their own professional activity, and not follow another leader who may not be as wise as they are.

I had no idea I was coming across that way. More videos are coming. I'm going to do an Ask Erin feature on YouTube.

This is why Steve emphasizes growth so much. If everyone grew how Steve's ego and higher self would like, then the world will be nicer and you'll be less likely to be a prick because there just won't be such a thing. Granted this will take thousands of years, at least within my reality tunnel. In the same tunnel I assume Steve wants us to grow. Even that's an assumption.

I read somewhere, possibly a Doreen Virtue book that we basically live a symbiotic life in 'our' bodies. The body is just a vessel that functions on it's own, it breathes, pumps blood etc, everything else comes from our souls/spirits. Everything we are comes from soul, our thoughts, dreams. We are able to take it all with us but we've chosen to forget, it makes the transformation into a new life easier. Problem is that we...

Quote: Originally Posted by Angela As Brutha suggested, the results should be better than even odds, so why not just go out and do the test sans skeptics? Just go out and see how many you get right, have as impartial a witness as you can find present, and document the results? If you get better results than would be expected by chance, and your protocols can stand up to scrutiny, then why would you need it to be a competition? That...

Quote: Originally Posted by yabes24 well, theres absolutely no proof of there being anything after life. were made up of the same matter as everything else on this planet, we just evolved differently. human beings have great creativity because of the cerebral cortex, we tend to make things up about things we dont understand, its not a bad thing, if no one was creative then we would not have made it this far, but on the subject of death, its...

Quote: Originally Posted by Mato Kinze Just out of curiosity's sake - and I promise I'm not trying to bait you - what makes you pretty certain there's "nothing" after death? well, theres absolutely no proof of there being anything after life. were made up of the same matter as everything else on this planet, we just evolved differently. human beings have great creativity because of the cerebral cortex, we tend...

aha i barely know the guy!!! i'm definitely not in love.. but i am interested in him not because of physical attraction but because he's come off as an interesting person and a really genuinely kind person as well. it just didn't help me that i saw this sudden vision and it caught me completely off guard and he already has a beautiful genuine smile too so it was like.. overload. i was just wondering if everyone emits light or...

Quote: Originally Posted by Erin Pavlina LOL, that's funny Jeff. What two commands did I give you? To find coffee and come back in an hour? If I had known you were that susceptible to commands you'd have come back with coffee and a diamond necklace for me. Erin: LOL...I don't remember either, but it was something like "go away and come back in an hour!"...but much sweeter The other moment I remember most was...