TIMED OUT AGAIN. I´LL REPEAT IT.

ST,

Quote:

"And Thank You For The Very Kind Advice/Wisdom !!"

You´re very welcome. It seems that one (of many) of the major lessons in my life was to learn these things (not trusting others).

When I was younger (to use an analogy)I was the type of person who if all that I had to my name was a stick and someone needed/asked for the stick I would not hesitate to give it to them. Appearantly, though, that is not how things are done here. For not only would the person not be thankful, but actually become angry that I did not give more. Then I´d get some religious propaganda in the mail on the acts of giving or such - obviously something THEY had to learn.

Despite surviving huge obstacles in life, it does not depress me and I usually go around with a sense of happiness (this only comes from within and not from the circumstances in my life). I find that most people misinterpret this and think that I am "spoiled" (have actually heard that and it is the furthest thing from the truth) or somehow have it too good and they like to go out of their way to change that. I find that this is usually just an excuse in their mind to take something from me - of which they do not Understand.

Another analogy would be that I feel like I am preparing to paint a picture and gather up the tools - paint, brushes, canvas, etc. only to find others stealing the tools before I even had a chance to paint the picture. Strange value system some have.

Greed/selfishness was/is another major lesson that I had to learn about. I remember that when I was seven years old we lived in Illinois for a year. One day in school the teacher took us outside. This was the first time that I had seen a pinata. Some of the kids were swinging sticks and finally broke the pinata open. The other kids dived for the candy that fell, pushing and shoving others, - stuffing their mouths and clothing with all they could get. I was apaulled at the sight and refused to join in even though the teacher was pushing me to participate. Just what was the lesson here?

Greed - taking more than one´s fair share - is to take it from someone else. Fair shares can vary in size depending on what one is worthy of. Not all people are of this greed - but many are. And it is one thing that I had to learn of - how some people convince themselves that they "deserve" what you have and if you do not worship money like they do that you should not have it - they should.

So, anyways, there have been many lessons in my life of how to beware of those who take and how to protect oneself from these things. Regardless of when Nibiru comes and things change here - it is still important to incorporate these valuable lessons in all endeavers.

I believe you have had to learn these things as well because when you are entrusted with something valuable you have to know how to protect it as well. And the most valuable thing that I know of is pure knowledge - for it is Food for the Soul.

Take care!