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I Am Spiritual But Not Religious

Supply And Demand

By: Quintesse
Written on January 26th, 2011
By: Quintesse
Age: 46-50 , Female
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  • Nitehowl

    I really like the way you worded all this. I liked this on so many levels it would take a long time to cover what all I read in this statement as to what all this covers. Thanks for posting this!

    Sep 20, 2012
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  • newday770

    Hi, I like what you've written here. I will send you my love :) Please watch this short video http://bit.ly/self-similar I think you'll like it.

    Love n Peace

    Sep 20, 2012
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  • Quintesse

    Thanks. I am feeling the love these days and it is wonderful

    Thank you my friend.

    Jun 9, 2011
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  • bcj

    This is EC201 and the theme does not change.



    Love to you, Miss Q

    Jun 9, 2011
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  • Quintesse

    I like the way I think too, at least in this case anyway. It helps to focus on positive things when you are in a slump. I appreciate the late comment as it brought me back to a story I haven't thought about in a while.

    Thanks.

    Jun 9, 2011
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  • BarryOne

    a little late! maybe? tons of love from me!



    i like the way you think!!1

    Jun 9, 2011
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  • Quintesse

    I am SO into comfort and everlasting joy. That's why I spend an inordinate amount of time tryng to convince myself that it's possible.

    I like my way of thinking. I'm sorry about the bitterness and recrimination. Been there.

    Mar 15, 2011
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  • Quintesse

    That's your opinion I guess. It's a tad depressing.

    Now might be a good time to tell you that I have optimistic/ idealistic/ "world peace is possible"/ "love is all we need" tendencies, so if you are going to reduce love to a "responsive impulse" that ultimately "destroys individuality" just know that I will be over in the corner singing to myself with my fingers in my ears.

    Mar 15, 2011
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  • Quintesse

    Thank you.

    I respect other people's beliefs. I have nothing against religion--just hypocracy.

    (Beware those who protest too much)

    And I'm with you--god is love, no matter how you define god.



    "A direct and constant connection to the source will make the journey much more pleasant."

    Nice. I like that.

    Thank you again. All of this is helping me.

    Jan 27, 2011
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  • Aspfruitful

    Lovely post... You have a way with words. I think we should continuously seek the source so that the journey can be understood. A direct constant connection to the source will make the journey much pleasant. I am Christian and have strong beliefs in my faith. I am not ashamed to admit that, although alot of people really attack Christians for their strong beliefs. I suppose that could be because we seem to want to impose our beliefs on others. To me, God is love & as long as you believe in love, you believe in God

    Jan 27, 2011
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  • Miggig

    I am glad I could enrich you by enriching me. I feel blessed that this notion of life comes to me so clearly and that I am not alone.



    Be alive!

    Jan 27, 2011
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  • Quintesse

    Bingo!



    "The journey to creating who we are and who we want to be carries on for ever, this does not mean that we cannot re-create ourselves either!"



    I of course accept that the re-occurring imbalances are a part of life, the ebb and flow and all, but sometimes I feel an emptiness that I can't correct for. Then I find myself beseeching (god?) for relief. I feel cold at times--physically cold. But that being said--you're right, I also know what it feels like to feel full and warm. Full and warm is much better, by the way.

    I thank you for giving me some perspective on this. I think we do understand one another. I am grateful for your imput.

    Jan 27, 2011
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  • Miggig

    Perhaps it is our choice to experience both the imbalance as well as the balance of this supply and demand. With out this relativity we couldn't apreciate either or strive for what is right or wrong for us because that too is an experience in it self. The journey to creating who we are and who we want to be carries on for ever, this does not mean that we cannot re-create ourselves either!



    I loved your words, glad I found you kindred spirit.

    Jan 27, 2011
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  • Quintesse

    Thank you guys.

    I have some very philanthropic-minded friends who are helping me through this.

    I'll be back in the black again in no time.

    It's all good.

    Jan 27, 2011
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  • Velvetbutterflykiss

    Very well put. I offer you light and love during your time of difficulty.

    Jan 27, 2011
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  • EternallyHopeful

    This is really deep. Our accounts do go into deficit at times. I've heard it said that you need to go back to 'the source' (whatever that means for you) at these points in time, I guess that's what you're talking about? Not sure that I've have all that much luck with that. But I have found that when everyone that I think I can rely on in times of need 'fail' me (are anavailable, for whatever reason), I often am surprised by the answers I find in solice. I think that's another equation that needs balance - extroversion vs introversion. Sometimes we seek from others when we have the answers within.



    Whatever the source, I hope you find your wells of love are filled up soon. You certainly deserve that.

    Jan 26, 2011
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  • puck61

    You certainly have a way with words. I like that prayer too. I think love is still the most powerful force in the universe, although it's hard to believe that when you look around in this world.

    You're pretty smart ........for a girl. : )

    Jan 26, 2011
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  • Quintesse

    I'm pretty long-winded and verbose here, but when conversing with the universe I like to get right to the point.

    I've considered yelling, but I've been told it's not necessary.

    Jan 26, 2011
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  • trailguide

    I kinda like that prayer ;)

    Jan 26, 2011
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  • Quintesse

    I've heard that.

    Still, the need to cling is part of what makes us human I think. We're fragile and imperfect. Hell, if the letting go was easy we'd all be doing it, then maybe the balance wouldn't be so messed up out there.

    Jan 26, 2011
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  • WildeOscar

    It is only by letting go of all that we cling to in this world that we open our arms to be filled with love.

    Jan 26, 2011
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