--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "sandiego108" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
> I'll answer this generally, so as to spare both of us numerous > examples. I was always an introvert, and still am by some > definitions (the definition I think suits my nature best is that an > introvert enjoys the company of others, but recharges his batteries > alone), however all of my social, familial and work relationships > are quite good. I am more prosperous. I have no fear of death > (although I'd really prefer not to die violently, if at all > possible). I have lost all of my convictions about the future (good > and bad, including previous beliefs in life after death, and > reincarnation-- who cares?). I no longer carry stories about > regarding others- I let them live their life and I live mine. I > don't believe in much of anything any more and am much happier for > it. My intuition has improved, as has my creativity, and my > precision too. > > No reflection on your question, but I am tired of talking about me, > so I will leave it at that. > ----------------- Much appreciated Mr. Sandiego. Your experience of enlightenment holds value. Better relationships, intuition, and greater prosperity I understand. Live and let live always sound advice. Greater precision - untold advantages. However, dissipation of my beliefs may take a few more yoga classes. Enjoy your enlightenment. ---------------
