Mirrors of Encounters
Dale Carnegie once admitted to some friends that although he was a billionaire he was utterly unhappy and miserable. “I was better off when I was young and poor, having an ideal to accomplish”, he openly admitted. “Now I have everything I wished for, but no motivation left, no reason to struggle.”
So oftentimes, I can´t help chuckling when I look around: everybody is running a terrible race, frantically chasing success. They worry, they fight, they can kill for their reckless desire to achieve. To make it.
The worst possible scenario for many though, would be if their dreams came true. Imagine Abundance and Happiness coming their way:
“From now on, we are all yours. You could have it all…”
God forbid:
What would become of them if they out stopped struggling, chasing, tormenting themselves?…
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Do we win together or fail together?
2015/02/28 5 Comments
The underlying idea of keeping this so-called blog started out as an attempt to urge people to cooperate and colaborate…To build up a platform of aliveness where unbiased dialogue would help us open and explore ourselves in a further and different light. To create a more sustainable vision and perception through questioning our very entrenched immemorial conditioning.
It is baffling: considering the visitors, I could easily say that Mirrors of Encounters is a fairly “successful” place.
Truth be said, it feels more like a failure:
The paradox is though that despite the numerous views, I get less and less comments. Maybe my writing and may personal way of approaching “reality” intimidates or discourages people to make a point.
God knows…
Fact of the matter is that without your endorsing viewpoints, the whole idea of continuing writing in this form becomes meaningless and rather futile.
I am rather disinterested in monologues.
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