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Check out this episode You were invited to dinner, but the feast is sitting at the very top of a silk-cotton tree. Every time you look up, the host is laughing at your short legs, tossing down fruit skins, and reminding you that the banquet is technically open to anyone who can climb. How many years have you spent staring up at that branch, furious, embarrassed, and trying to learn how to swing from limbs you were never designed to hold? The trap isn’t that the food is out of reach. The trap is that you still believe you need an invitation to eat. When Tortoise finally invited Baboon down to the flat earth, he didn’t use violence, screaming matches, or retaliation. He merely established one non-negotiable rule of the compound: clean hands only at the mat. And Baboon spent the entire evening running back and forth across the soot, washing and re-blackening his paws, trapped inside an environmental loop he couldn't conquer without standing upright. Who programmed the room you are cur...
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Alchemy-Ha2ku by ha2tim

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Alchemist believed/
Humans can be perfected/
Using principles/

Like ancient alchemist I believe that humans beings can be perfected as well. i just understand that perfection is a path, that we walk rather than a destination. As a matter of fact I believe that we all are perfect we just don't recognize it. For me perfect does not mean with out flow. Perfection is full of flaws and as crazy as this sounds this fact is what make it perfect. i have a problem with the flawless vision that as been thrust upon us. If we all were flawless this world would be boring, as a matter of fact it is the flaws in life that force us to grow. Think about this if we all were perfect in the traditional view, then we all would be the same think the same and act the same, BORING. Life is perfect and the flaws is what moves this dynamic universe to constantly change.
Now to begin or continue your walk on the path of perfection, you must embrace principles. Now the challenge in adopting your principles is being able to study and adapt your principles as you grow and learn. You must be committed to grow your principles and care for them as if they are plants. Constantly watering and watching these principles grow in your life. It may take years, but like a tree they will grow in your life and provide shade against the glare of life, and provide fruit that will nurture you through your days. These Principles were the magic tools that alchemist used to perfect themselves. They symbolically changed themselves from a base metal into gold. Now you have the Knowledge to the same.
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