Beata Maria Yes, let's take as much control AS WE CAN is my original comment. I have no need to defend my comment; I can say that the only time I felt 'confused' was during my younger years when I allowed others to control my life. I believe that the serenity Prayer contains much truth, as does the quotation above!
Pamela Pollard Arrington Absolute clarity, "if you think you are in control of this, you are confused". I needed these words yesterday WHen someone at work deleted a database I had feverishly been working on for two days. I was so angry. I had left notes, signs, red stickers covering things that shouldn't be touched and she went through all my roadblocks like a hot knife through butter. I read your post and it was like a smack in the back of my head. I laugh now (and cry at the same time). The sad thing is -I already knew this. Just had to read it in print. Thanks again Capt. Ron. You're a pretty smart guy yourself.
Beata Maria Yes, Ron, you also take control when needed. I remember your struggle over your dad's property & the fact that you 'let go' of it. Not sure if at the end you decided to take the road of 'least resistance' , but now you are happy you moved& are contented in your new home. I'm thinking of the lyrics of 'The Gambler' - ..' know when to hold her, know when to fold her...' do you know the song, Ron?
I think you'd be happy where-ever you'd find yourself, Ron.
I think you'd be happy where-ever you'd find yourself, Ron.
Ron Alexander Aw, thanks Beata Maria, yes I have just returned from the House and found it so peaceful and full of clean light energy. I am so glad I let it go. The main fear I had was that the lawyer was going to sell it to pay himself and a defense lawyer. I picked up a few practical things I missed and on return here, I got a call that my nephew was moving in this evening. That was a joyous call, as that means it stays in the family, and I don't have to be responsible for its expensive upkeep anymore! God is Good!
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