Shiva (@Shiva49) on myLot

Shavkat @Shavkat (139152) • Philippines 29 Oct

Personally speaking, I prefer venting out than showing anger toward others. In this way, I can feel relieved. At least I do not need to spike up my blood pressure by being angry. Most of the time, I vent out through writing rather...

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Shiva Everyone gets upset when others behave unreasonably. I try to shine the light and make them see what is right and fair. It is their life and what they sow, they reap.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (21858) • Australia 29 Oct

The great Rabbi, Arvin Perskosko, was giving a lecture to his students on the personality. He told them that they have two personalities, one is attached to their mind, and another, to their soul. Here is some more...

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Shiva The mind tends to be fickle when it clings to the goings on in this world. Our soul is a spark of God embedded in each of us. When the soul remains synchronized with the source, we are well on our way to a life of fulfillment. What is sorely lacking is...

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Scar D. Cat @Scarred4Lyfe (568) 29 Oct

I have not really seen much about Harris to impress me. I've seen entirely too much of what Trump does to want him in office again. So my choice, when boiled down to the basics, is between 'Meh' and 'Hell no'. Not simply 'No'....

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Shiva The candidates go endlessly with how good they are and how bad others are. All are equally bad and when elected to power they prove worse. I wonder why we cannot get better leaders —maybe the devil holds the cards for our future.

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Marie @Tampa_girl7 (50069) • United States 28 Oct

Boy has the month flown by. Here we are starting a new week that will end in a new month. October was a full month for my family. We have been busy with several birthday celebrations. We ended the month with my baby sis turning...

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Shiva October is the month I was born, and older by a year now.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (338357) • Rockingham, Australia 27 Oct

We called on friends on the weekend. We usually park the caravan there when we take photos at the Blackwood Marathon but this time we stayed in the town. I’ve written about them before. They lost twin girls at the ages of 7 and...

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Shiva They have had a tough life but are now looking ahead. A few have it tougher than others. Hope you had a great time at the Blackwood Marathon

28 Oct

Steve Marshall @innertalks (21858) • Australia 25 Oct

The old Zen master, Rafu Kerploski, was standing at his mirror, combing his hair. A student said to him, "What is the price of such vanity?" The old master smiled, and replied, to his student. [b]"The price that you...

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Shiva @innertalks A clear conscience will help us to alleviate the fallout from past karma and lead us to the path of light and even atonement for any past misdeeds

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Scar D. Cat @Scarred4Lyfe (568) 27 Oct

I guess my calendar got misprinted because it says today is Sunday, but looking on the EnterWeb I can see that it is only Friday. But today is the day that everyone must worship me. Or if not worship, at least...

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Shiva I recall the words of Deng Xiaoping: 'It doesn't matter if a cat is black or white, so long as it catches mice.'

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (21858) • Australia 21 Oct

The old man had recently lost his wife to cancer, and most days, he spent with a tear in his eyes now, as he missed her so very much. Then, at his local shopping centre, he was a bit careless crossing the road, and was...

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Shiva @innertalks "How good I am and how bad others are" is endless. The reality is all are equally bad or prove themselves worse when in power!

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (21858) • Australia 25 Oct

The old Zen master, Rafu Kerploski, was standing at his mirror, combing his hair. A student said to him, "What is the price of such vanity?" The old master smiled, and replied, to his student. [b]"The price that you...

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Shiva @innertalks When soul consciousness pervades our thinking and action, we are well-positioned to lead a life of virtue. Real fulfillment happens when we lead a selfless life and a selfish life will even make us fear our own shadows.

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Judy Story @jstory07 (139309) • Roseburg, Oregon 25 Oct

Be kind to other people that you know not just your family members. You need to be kind to everyone that you meet every day. A simple smile and Hi how are you. Brings joy into the life of other people. That way everyone that...

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Shiva Even when we are under stress a simple smile at another relieves us and makes us rethink the issues that bother us.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (21858) • Australia 25 Oct

The old Zen master, Rafu Kerploski, was standing at his mirror, combing his hair. A student said to him, "What is the price of such vanity?" The old master smiled, and replied, to his student. [b]"The price that you...

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Shiva Modesty is a much-admired trait. Vanity can lead to ego and a vainglorious approach to our general take on life. The best way is to be ourselves without trying to do so.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (21858) • Australia 21 Oct

The old man had recently lost his wife to cancer, and most days, he spent with a tear in his eyes now, as he missed her so very much. Then, at his local shopping centre, he was a bit careless crossing the road, and was...

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Shiva @innertalks Unfortunately, they are used more often to win elections by appealing to humans' base emotions. Relentless posturing against perceived enemies needs to be nipped in the bud.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (21858) • Australia 21 Oct

The old man had recently lost his wife to cancer, and most days, he spent with a tear in his eyes now, as he missed her so very much. Then, at his local shopping centre, he was a bit careless crossing the road, and was...

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Shiva @xander6464 Those not able to hold their place will fall by the wayside. The good ones have to earn their rightful place.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (21858) • Australia 21 Oct

The old man had recently lost his wife to cancer, and most days, he spent with a tear in his eyes now, as he missed her so very much. Then, at his local shopping centre, he was a bit careless crossing the road, and was...

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Shiva @Orson_Kart A good idiom delivers a knockout punch to convey my thoughts. Thanks for your encouragement.

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The Horse @TheHorse (217607) • Walnut Creek, California 24 Oct

I am going to make payout this month with no problems. Last month I had to resort to cereal posting and commenting on the 29th and 30th to make it. I will set my totally arbitrary goal for this month at $OOOX.YYYY. Sigh. there...

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Shiva You are on the elite list here to make the payout every month. Most will be unable to even if they resort to "cereal" posting from the word go. Cereals are not free either.

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Steve Marshall @innertalks (21858) • Australia 21 Oct

The old man had recently lost his wife to cancer, and most days, he spent with a tear in his eyes now, as he missed her so very much. Then, at his local shopping centre, he was a bit careless crossing the road, and was...

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Shiva @innertalks God has created an excellent batch and even given us an awareness to do what is right, but we end up thumbing our noses at him. A total recall will do the trick of cleaning up the mess we have created with impunity.

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Shiva @Shiva49 (26632) • Singapore 16 Oct

Life goes on as usual, with challenges galore—overcoming them gives us moments of relief. For a few, death is a reality that hangs over them constantly. The rest are left in peace if they think of the world as of now as the...

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Shiva @anya12adwi Yes, we tend to think we can get away with murder and expect our creator to clean up after us.

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The Horse @TheHorse (217607) • Walnut Creek, California 23 Oct

I gave Horse Jr. a call this morning! I know we're not supposed to discuss certain things on MyLot, so I'll just say it is a "special day" for him involving the number "16." It is cute. He says he feels "old." Not not so cute is...

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Shiva I recall a baby crying - it may be him. It is a pity you are not there with him to guide and inspire him. But frequent talks can fill the gap.

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MARILYN @Marilynda1225 (82519) • United States 23 Oct

I'm always intrigued by suggestions for a long life especially when so many people these days seem to be reaching 100 years old and beyond. The most common suggestions are not a surprise from our friend "Google" *Exercise and...

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Shiva A positive mindset goes a long way, according to me. Longevity with a healthy body and mind will be a blessing.

24 Oct

Amber @AmbiePam (91680) • United States 23 Oct

I was watching a health show, and a couple of experts were talking about how research shows people who take naps two hours or longer per day, increase their chance of Alzheimer’s disease. I didn’t like hearing that because my...

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Shiva I nap for an hour to rest my body, especially my eyes.

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