222 REVOLUTION- The Book (FREE!!!)
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222 REVOLUTION- The Book (FREE!!!)
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From Robert Fenstermaker a.k.a.windowmaker on 222Mystery. I know each one of you will want to read this
You can print it, download to your computer or to your e reader.
AS MY BIRTHDAY APPROACHES....2/22/12...the 222 coincidences are in full swing, almost daily....something is about to go down, I feel it.
Here is an excerpt from the book:
"A very wise person once told me; don’t be afraid of being happy. I had to ask myself; was I afraid of being happy? What was I afraid of? I looked around me. I thought I was happy. I had many comforts and some success. I knew living means accepting things as they happen and that not all of what happens in life is happy stuff. I was sure that I had acquired enough understanding to realize life is full of ups-and-downs and that I had found happiness through all that life dished out. Life had been very good to me; nonetheless, there has always been an underlying sense of not being completely happy, a sense that things should be better. This was a feeling I carried with me most of my life. On one hand, I understand that suffering is derived from wanting and desiring, but on the other hand, how could I even possibly feel happy when there is so much suffering and injustice all around me? Was my compassion and empathy for other’s suffering an obstacle for experiencing happiness? I concluded that I knew a great deal about suffering, but very little about happiness."
From Robert Fenstermaker a.k.a.windowmaker on 222Mystery. I know each one of you will want to read this
AS MY BIRTHDAY APPROACHES....2/22/12...the 222 coincidences are in full swing, almost daily....something is about to go down, I feel it.
Here is an excerpt from the book:
"A very wise person once told me; don’t be afraid of being happy. I had to ask myself; was I afraid of being happy? What was I afraid of? I looked around me. I thought I was happy. I had many comforts and some success. I knew living means accepting things as they happen and that not all of what happens in life is happy stuff. I was sure that I had acquired enough understanding to realize life is full of ups-and-downs and that I had found happiness through all that life dished out. Life had been very good to me; nonetheless, there has always been an underlying sense of not being completely happy, a sense that things should be better. This was a feeling I carried with me most of my life. On one hand, I understand that suffering is derived from wanting and desiring, but on the other hand, how could I even possibly feel happy when there is so much suffering and injustice all around me? Was my compassion and empathy for other’s suffering an obstacle for experiencing happiness? I concluded that I knew a great deal about suffering, but very little about happiness."
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