Comments on: Striving for Virtuous Ideals

By: Jeremy Mickey Factz Gibson

Jeremy Mickey Factz Gibson — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 21:52:56 +0000

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By: Jeremy Day

Jeremy Day — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 15:40:02 +0000

Hi Kent,

Very true. I do see myself as the philosopher. I love asking questions and getting people to think deeply about their life. I guess maybe the only thing that does matter is seeing to become our ideal self and not worrying about what other people think so much.

Cheers,
Jeremy

By: Kent @ The Financial Philosopher

Kent @ The Financial Philosopher — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 03:40:54 +0000

Jeremy, you are a philosopher. I say this because philosophy asks questions and often answers questions with other questions. The philosopher will often inspire others to ask questions of themselves, which is where the truth exists -- within the individual -- not from outside sources. It should not matter that others do not inquire about our motives or purpose (such as the Japanese furniture maker) -- it only matters that we are seeking to become our ideal self. "Philosophy begins in wonder." ~ Plato Kent @ The Financial Philosopher’s last blog post..Why You Need 'Common Cents'

By: Nicholas Powiull

Nicholas Powiull — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 08:20:03 +0000

There is perfection in the universe, that perfection is why some take action, and others do not. Everything and everyone works within the design of that perfection. Taking action and just allowing the universe to perfectly work itself out, is one in the same thing. If you are not taking action, it is perfect by design that you do not. If you are taking action, then the design is working perfectly as well. The only choice you really have is your perspective on things (yet even that is the design of cause and effect), for most people this will not be an acceptable perspective since it eliminates excessively a large amount for them, especial when looking through the mind/ ego. The easiest way to get around this is to just do what you love, do what you absolutely enjoy, live your passion, and forget about the fine points. Obviously, everything is going to work out in perfect order, therefore you might as well love the course of action. Rather you leave that action to the universe or yourself, if you’re doing what you passionately love then what is the problem? That's why I do what I do. I would love to others 'why'... anybody that is willing to share. I love all the different perspectives. Anybody?... Nicholas Powiull’s last blog post..Powiull Sleep Day 42 (New Changes and More Information About Vibrational Frequency)