Attachment to your health, your family, your possessions, your reputation, your intellect, your mind, your life.
Sent from my iPhone On Aug 30, 2012, at 5:35 PM, "Joe" <desert_woodwor...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Chris, > > Gaa-a-ck. > > Bizarrely and unnecessarily contorted. I think that definition came out of a > disaster-area, where people legitimately had better things on their minds. > > Attachment is to what you've GOT. > > Can't bear the thought of being without it?: then, you're attached. > > Like that. > > Come on; speak English. Or at least, a bona fide language of SOME kind, > Chris? Eh? > > ;-) > > --Joe > > PS And, understand. > > > Chris Austin-Lane <chris@...> wrote: > > > > Attachment, my two cents: > > > > some sort of mental blessing or investment in a mental phenomenon which > > makes the target seem more than just another mental entity; the opposite > > being something "like neither pushing away nor pulling towards." > >
