> i can't agree with some of your points.how can a person who
> turns totally inward discover himself?
That is how a person manages to filter out all of the mind-control issues that the world feeds us every day..in order to choose onesself.
>this requires an outward
> movment,towards people and life.
I mentioned this in much longer form in my mail to you, but people can be the second step. After you've got a grasp of the standing, and choices of the self.
>only by experience can you know
> who you are,
We always "think" that we know who we are, and we always are revising new answers to that very question. Life is what tests your theory, and also can attempt to break your truth down (in personal bias), if you will let it.
>what it is you want;only by experience discover what
> is the truth for you.
Only in silence do we discover what we truly are.
> like you,i myself have turned totally inward,not by choice,but
> by nature,and i know i will always remain a mystery to myself
> until i can break out of my isolation.
As long as you are within yourself you can come to many conclusions on who you are. And, then hopefully you can find others that might understand...or be able to bridge the gap.
>what i am trying to do,and
> i think you should too,is find a balance between the outer and
> inner;experience as much in life as you can,
Maybe not necessarily a balance, but to not judge them on one another. They both have their place and their own importance.
>but retain enough
> inwardness to be able to judge what is real and what is not
> real,what is rigth and not right,what is truth and not truth.
This comes from the going outside of yourself in communication (with a select understanding few, and by self silence and searching.
> and don't listen to cinders,her idea of a solution would be to
> slip a couple of prozac in your mouth and all will be well,but
> that's the equivalent as getting pissed out of one's brain and
> thinking all one's problems or solved.
Silliness, silliness......but we are on a message board, what does one expect.
Oh, you should have my mail soon. Let me know what you think about it.
