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I know people use to confuse "emotions" and heart.
Only when your emotions are at rest, heart reveals its benefit.
"Every time Warb sighs, an angel falls into a vat of mapel syrup." - Gaffer Tape
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maybe you elaborate what you mean by the word, heart?
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Warbler said:
maybe you elaborate what you mean by the word, heart?
I mean by Heart, the center (source) of all living.
Perhaps by heart most people only imagine a kind of "mechanical" piece that only plays the role of a pump. It's however the energetic source of your body, and then tell me where the heart takes its energy from... That's more the reply to that question I may call Heart actually.
To follow the idea of my previous post, I'd add that Heart's opposite concept is Ego, wich one is located in the liver justly where sits the emotional activity, wich acts on your humours through bile. Worth to notice liver, heart and brain are strongly connected, heart beeing the moderator.
I highly recommand you pursue your own researches if you're sincerely interested, and I promise you won't waste your time ! In the wait, if you want me to prove what I say, not only I will decline but I want you to know I just can't. We just can't intellectualize such realities and only the Heart can discern the truth from the lie. The mental, that makes occidentals so proud (and I'm one), can't catch this.
... All of this is about subtle energies that surround us, penetrates us, and combines the galaxy together.
Just listen to Yoda again (in ESB)... Or, if you don't want to give credit to a "fairy tale"... listen to Bruce Lee ! The words may be different but the idea remains the same.
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Ah yes, the famous "Ego in the Liver."
Wait, what?
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Haha! This is going to be fun watching Americans try to figure out other ways of thinking.
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Warbler said:
maybe you elaborate what you mean by the word, heart?
I mean by Heart, the center (source) of all living.
Perhaps by heart most people only imagine a kind of "mechanical" piece that only plays the role of a pump. It's however the energetic source of your body, and then tell me where the heart takes its energy from... That's more the reply to that question I may call Heart actually.
To follow the idea of my previous post, I'd add that Heart's opposite concept is Ego, wich one is located in the liver justly where sits the emotional activity, wich acts on your humours through bile. Worth to notice liver, heart and brain are strongly connected, heart beeing the moderator.
I highly recommand you pursue your own researches if you're sincerely interested, and I promise you won't waste your time ! In the wait, if you want me to prove what I say, not only I will decline but I want you to know I just can't. We just can't intellectualize such realities and only the Heart can discern the truth from the lie. The mental, that makes occidentals so proud (and I'm one), can't catch this.
... All of this is about subtle energies that surround us, penetrates us, and combines the galaxy together.
Just listen to Yoda again (in ESB)... Or, if you don't want to give credit to a "fairy tale"... listen to Bruce Lee ! The words may be different but the idea remains the same.
*blank stare* huh?
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C3PX said:
Haha! This is going to be fun watching Americans try to figure out other ways of thinking.
you're an American too, aren't you?
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CP3S said:
Haha! This is going to be fun watching Americans try to figure out other ways of thinking.
Ah yes, the famous "American in the--
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*sigh*
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Warbler said:
C3PX said:
Haha! This is going to be fun watching Americans try to figure out other ways of thinking.
you're an American too, aren't you?
Yep. But ABC isn't.
"Every time Warb sighs, an angel falls into a vat of mapel syrup." - Gaffer Tape
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but you're the one that said "Haha! This is going to be fun watching Americans try to figure out other ways of thinking." somehow it just doesn't make sense grammatically to me, that an American would say that.
Do you understand these other ways of thinking? Perhaps you could explain what ABC is talking about a little more clearly?
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Warbler said:
but you're the one that said "Haha! This is going to be fun watching Americans try to figure out other ways of thinking." somehow it just doesn't make sense grammatically to me, that an American would say that.
C3PX is a good moderator between two opposite ways of thinking, like a "heart" :) . That's what allows him to remain a little "above" / or distant from the discussion(s). He doesn't judge anyone, that's why he can keep a good judgement on many things.
Perhaps you could explain what ABC is talking about a little more clearly?
I would invite you once more to search by yourself. I don't think there's anything to explain again, mostly in a place like this forum. I can assure you: you are in the right human times for such inquiries... And you have internet, lucky one !
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Wait...drinking makes you egotistical?
WOO-HOO!!! I win!
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TV's Frink said:
Wait...drinking makes you egotistical?
WOO-HOO!!! I win!
And guess what you win !...
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Just the cover? That's not very useful.
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Not true. You could very well use it as a hand-held fan
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Through the internet?
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mmm... I... guess that's not going to work, now is it?... I suppose then you could go out and buy a copy of the book, learn how to mix drinks, become a bartender, earn two weeks' worth of salary plus tips, and spend the cash on a nice fan.
Either that or screw the book, save a little cash and buy a fan. But learning the art of mixing drinks is tempting..... Ok I'll buy the book, and you'll get the fan.
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I feel cooler already.
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Warbler said:
but you're the one that said "Haha! This is going to be fun watching Americans try to figure out other ways of thinking." somehow it just doesn't make sense grammatically to me, that an American would say that.
C3PX is a good moderator between two opposite ways of thinking, like a "heart" :) . That's what allows him to remain a little "above" / or distant from the discussion(s). He doesn't judge anyone, that's why he can keep a good judgement on many things.
Perhaps you could explain what ABC is talking about a little more clearly?
I would invite you once more to search by yourself. I don't think there's anything to explain again, mostly in a place like this forum. I can assure you: you are in the right human times for such inquiries... And you have internet, lucky one !
You still don't make sense to me. I would have no idea how research what you are talking about on the internet. To be honest, I just don't like research whatever it is that you are talking about. no offense intended.
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C3PX said:
Haha! This is going to be fun watching Americans try to figure out other ways of thinking.
I' don't agree btw. I just remembered someone who is quite well know in your country for his work about our "matter". I'm afraid Warbler may be allergic to such approach. Hope some of you will appreciate this anyway:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j42cTkiGdXY&feature=related
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it went right over my head. I guess I'm just not into all of this philosophy stuff.
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I just watched that one, really great: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPg9DnMP2D4
it went right over my head. I guess I'm just not into all of this philosophy stuff.
I can understand. All this made me remind this guy, so I'm glad. "Good food, mmmhh, mmhhh. For the Jedi, it's time to eat"...
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Warbler said:
but you're the one that said "Haha! This is going to be fun watching Americans try to figure out other ways of thinking." somehow it just doesn't make sense grammatically to me, that an American would say that.
Do you understand these other ways of thinking? Perhaps you could explain what ABC is talking about a little more clearly?
What is grammatically incorrect about what I wrote? I see nothing wrong with my grammar, and am now puzzled.
Yeah, I do understand his way of thinking. But I honestly don't think I could explain it to you. He actually already did a pretty good job of it himself.
"Every time Warb sighs, an angel falls into a vat of mapel syrup." - Gaffer Tape