Past Life Shadow Dancing

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What are your beliefs in past lives?

Im a strong advocate for past lives, and im also a strong believer in God and Heaven.
What are some of your views on past lives?

I believe in a pre-existence, and that just about every "past life" type remembering that people have actually has more connection in the pre-existence of the person rather than an actual life of the person.

Please tell me what you think of my story, i have posted it before but have made a few changes?

It is a normal spring day, and I decide to have my lunch break in the local park, the weather is good, warm enough for summer clothes, yet not hot enough to complain about.
I sit on a bench under the shade of a tree, the wind blowing through the tree causing shadows to dance on the well-maintained lawn. The park is a hive of activity today, an assortment of people, professions and past times. A man walks past me in his well pressed business suit, he is not much younger than me, he is talking on his mobile phone, a little too loudly than necessary, trying to sound important to those in earshot of him, or trying to sound important to himself.
An elderly couple is sat on a picnic blanket on the lawn, their silver hair shining in the afternoon sun, homemade sandwiches and cakes in brown paper bags, their faces are content, yet their eyes tell a different story, for after a life time of love, sharing and companionship, should one of them pass, the other would be truly alone.
A young female runner runs past them, her toned body a billboard for her generation, her even strides cushioned by the latest running shoes and designer sunglasses to block out the sun. Tight fitting running clothes, to either enhance her performance, or to leave those who look at her an object of desire, sexual and envious, covers her body.
She runs past a group of teenage school kids, as she passes the boys they mimic the bounce of her breasts with their hands, much to the annoyance of the girls who roll there eyes.
A young couple walk past hand in hand, smiles on their faces as they watch their young toddler kick a bright orange ball, he squeals with delight, his rosy cheeks and innocent eyes oblivious to the hardships he will one day face, but for now he is content will sugar coated treats and colourful images on the T.V.
A small bird takes my attention, a sparrow I think, he is doing a little hop type of dance in front of a cluster of bushes, he then darts into them, coming out with a small bug in his beak, he then flies up into a tree, He returns moments later to do the same thing again. I smile in spite of my self.
Yet the more I watch his antics the more I wonder about him.
I wonder if he is feeding his young, is this instinct that drives him to do this, or is it a parental love? Will he get frustrated if he cannot get enough food?
Will his little heart swell with pride when his young take flight for the first time? Does he know of love? Does his heart skip a beat when he sees his mate? Or will it break when one day she does not return? Does he know of fear? Will he cower in the treetops when a storm comes crashing down upon him? Does he know of racism? Do other birds treat him unkind because he is not the same breed as they? Does he know of joy? Will he sing that little bit better when the sun is shinning on a clear day? Does he know of God and the creation? Is he aware of me as i am of him, and knows of man, war and death?
If he is aware of all of these then I feel sorry for him, for why should he suffer the folly’s of man, and yet if he is not aware I am equally sorry for him for the wonder of life is a thing to behold and the joy and sorrow it brings is a thing to be shared by all

Great, excellent, and interesting story

I’m 18, rebuilding my life, and want to travel – what are your suggestions?

Hi-

This may sound like an absurd question (or a number of questions), but I’ve reached the point in my life in which a drastic change is needed and I must begin working, my education, and fulfilling my dreams. I’m eighteen years old, living in California, and struggle with clinical depression. For the past several years of my life, I’ve been horribly depressed, I’ve wanted to stay in bed all the time, I’ve missed a lot of school, and I’ve slowly let my grades deteriorate into D’s and F’s. I left school halfway through my junior year, with the intention of taking the CHSPE exam, which grants a high school diploma (NOT a GED) once passed. I’ve taken the CHSPE twice and was off the charts in English and writing, but fell flat in math… thus, I still do not have my diploma. I’ve spent the past six months sleeping and trying to ignore the reality of the situation – that I’m living off of my father’s money and doing absolutely nothing with myself.

I was recently put on a new antidepressant that has worked wonders for me. I’m out of bed, ambitious, and desperate to make a big change. My dream is to travel – to go abroad (preferably to Europe – Britain, France, or Italy) and study fashion. I’m a writer, musician and actor, and I’d also like to continue to pursue these hobbies. My father, however, tells me that I have my head in the clouds, that I’m living in a fantasy world, and either need to "get a job at a gas station" (a direct quote) or "go to school." As he says, "everyone wants to travel, that’s like saying you want to die and go to heaven." I disagree. I know there MUST be options other than taking the CHSPE for a third time, going to a junior college, working nights and weekends as a waiter, and being miserable with my life. I really would like to know what others think – what kind of programs are available in Europe for attaining the proper credits and going to college? What is the best city or country to visit? (At this point, I’m thinking Italy, although the language barrier would be very difficult.) Are my goals truly unrealistic?

I just have that feeling, maybe you know it, where I need to get the hell out of here as soon as possible. If I had it my way, I’d be on a plane tonight. To anywhere. Anywhere but here.

I’m sorry that this is such a long, heavy-handed, and obscure question. Who knows, maybe someone on here will be responsible for changing my life!

Thank you so much in advance!!!

Visit all the recruiting stations, and see who has the best deal for you. Commit four or five years to the military. That’ll give you some travel and at the end of your enlistment, you’ll be a lot more mature, will have traveled and will also have an education due you at the government’s expense. The military has absolutely the most fun and interesting jobs on the planet.

Should I quit my job because I have no private life?

I started a permanent job 5 months ago and I am thinking of leaving.

I have always been a contractor in the past and I find it hard. Hard because there is no end and also because I got used to my unemployed mindset (unemployment between contracts) where I had long holidays…

I am not a lazy person but have made the wrong choices in my life because of a lack of objectives, I guess.

Besides, I have problems with one of the managers and 4 other employees sent negative feedback for my end-year review – I did not sign this document yet because I disagree.

Time spent on travel (4 to 5h a day to come to work-both ways) is starting to take its toll and I hardly have a private life. Weekends are spent relaxing/recovering. I come home at 8:30pm every day.

During the last 2 weeks, I felt stressed because of the situation with the manager (the management structure is unusual in this company as many managers can manage you!) and also because I am scared about my future with this company. I am 35. This is mainly due to the feedback I rec

dont u need the money and wont the people who u want to socialise wiv have jobs aswel?

Preparing For, and Overcoming a Job Loss

During these fickle economic times, with a record high number of foreclosures, financial markets in trouble, and now the problems in the domestic automotive industries, a lot of people are experiencing job losses, and experts predict that there are more job cuts to come. A common question most people who find themselves at high risk for a job loss is; “what am I going to do next?” This is a good question and the first step towards persevering through a challenging period in one’s life. However, success in being able to overcome a job loss is dependent on how one goes about tackling this tough question.

Fear Factor

It is typical for most people to respond to the question, “what I am going to do next?” with trepidation. Responding to this potential life changing question with fear is almost a guaranteed way to see your worst fears come to life. Yes there are bills to be paid, yes, there usually is a mortgage attached, and in some cases, a car loan still being paid. Perhaps you also have a teenager about to graduate high school, with realistic prospects for college. These are all real concerns most of us face on a daily basis, but there is no cause of alarm, even if you have heard of an opportunity somewhere else. A decision should only be reached after a thorough review of your economic situation and prospects.

Taking it back to the Basics

This is the most time consuming and challenging aspect to successfully preparing for a potential job loss. Why? Because it involves change; as much as most Americans have gravitated towards President Elect Obama’s message of change, people are usually only willing to change when they are experiencing and or perceiving a crisis. It’s tempting to get into denial about your job security, and even your financial matters, but to successfully prepare for a job loss; this is a closet that has to be cleaned. Do you currently have expenses you could do without?  An example of this would be things that go to waste. I have been guilty of this in the past; for example, buying milk and not finishing it before its expiatory date. The fact is, inventory of your spending habits have to be taken, broken down and understood, and most importantly, changed. This can be a daunting task, but once you get into it, you will be too intrigued to stop, and without hesitation, you will be keen to point out spending you consider wasteful and work on ceasing the habit. There are a number of ways you can go about doing this; you can involve the whole family in a talk about expenses that need to be spared, until you find yourself in a more secure position. You can ask your bank or your credit card company for a statement of your spending for the last sixty days. Some of these companies even go as far as to break down your spending habits into different types of expenditures. If you are the withdrawal/cash ATM type, a bank statement should suffice, and you can break down what you spent your withdrawals on. There are also programs like Microsoft money, which can also help you track and budget your expenses.

Playing to your strengths

Recession or otherwise, people still have needs to be met, through the delivery of goods and services. So another good question to ask would be, “what are your career strengths?” “And how can they be used to provide needed services to others?”  This may involve steering away from the specific job you have been doing and branching into a related field that require the same skills set, or perhaps learning a new set of skills for a related job based on a fundamental knowledge you already have.

Once there was a man, who worked for a company, as the company janitor.. The company began going through hard times, and one day he came to work to find a pink slip. How had the company planned to keep their building clean? They mandated their employees to clean their offices, and take turns to cleaning the bathroom and hallway. This man soon found himself in the unemployment line, and surprisingly considering other lines of work he had no experience in. It was only during a session with a career counselor, that he recognized an opportunity in his skills as a janitor. This time he expanded his skills as a janitor to landscaping, and he was able to purchase his first equipments through a loan from a local bank. How did a janitor with no credit land his first loan? He convinced the bank manager about how much more profitable her bank would be, if he beautified the surroundings, and kept their floors having the look of a showroom shine. This became his signature move for landing cleaning contracts, he would show store owners pictures of  the work he had done at a previous store, sometimes a competitor and convince them that his help in making their property more attractive would attract more customers. This is a round about way of saying that even during a recession; people still have needs to be met, it just a matter of understanding how your skills can be used to help meet the needs of others. Yes, there are devils in the details, which is what the paragraph of back to the basics was all about. By getting your affairs in order, you will put your self in a reasonable position to shift gears in your career.

Career Counseling

If you find you are experiencing difficulty in regards to getting your affairs in order or if you have already been laid off and you feel lost in what direction to take your life, seeking the services of a professional life coach or psychotherapist is a wise investment. At the end of the day, regardless of who is to blame for an ailing economy, we all have to take responsibility for ourselves. A lot people make the mistake of placing themselves in an emotional box, and fail to recognize their personal strengths or envision their true potential. Seeking the services of a professional life coach or psychotherapist is a smart investment in one’s self, because people always have needs to be met through the delivery of goods and services.

There are several avenues to explore in regards to career counseling; for example, the local yellow pages, for individual or group counseling, or an emerging popular avenue these days, internet counseling.

Ugochukwu Uche MS., LPC

Ugochukwu Uche
http://www.articlesbase.com/career-management-articles/preparing-for-and-overcoming-a-job-loss-683496.html

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