---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <sharelong60@...> wrote :
Xeno, hopefully not embarrassing you by admitting that I save a lot of your posts. Often I don't understand them all. But the tone...ah, that straight forward and clear tone, like a stream in an unspoiled forest. And often with a little nugget of humor at the end. Pure delight! OMG. can I barf now?? At the beginning of the year I began taking some online courses so my time for FFL has been less. That's when I more consciously began focusing on the posts that are enjoyable and or potentially beneficial. Or the ones for which I have a strong opinion. In the case of your posts, I just don't know what to say except thank you over and over. Kind of repetitive, yes? Perplexing enlightenment question?! Me?! I started TM because Maharishi said we would fulfill all our desires! 39 years later I realize that was the master's perfect trick to get me on the pathless path. And that exactly what I want is here now at each and every moment. On Wednesday, June 11, 2014 4:11 PM, "anartaxius@... [FairfieldLife]" <FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote: Share wrote: I tend to go by the tone of a post. If it doesn't seem sincere and or if the poster seems to be itching for a fight, then I generally don't respond. But sometimes I do. I too think different things at different times. And sometimes I don't respond to a post because I am tired, or just fed up with FFL, but it seems that doesn't last long. Sometimes I think of opening a door and then do not, unless of course I change my mind, and then I do. Come on Share, what is your most perplexing enlightenment question? I'll hand it off to fleetwood_macandcheese so we can get the answer. This could be good. Unless of course this post is insincere. Do I sound sincere, or have I been a jerk lately?
