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  koigokoro sama August 5, 2010 at 7:19pm

  i agree. BUT once we EVOLVE BEYOND the illusion of ownership, there's nothing to trade. my apples are your apples and your oranges are my oranges! tell me what you think about that
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  Indira July 31, 2010 at 8:49pm

  Andrew, hope you also have good health without which the other two become meaningless.There is more than one truth and that lies in the heart of our own perception which can serve to deceive us at times.The more freedom we enjoy, the greater the responsibility we bear, toward others as well as ourselves. Our purpose in life is to awaken, money is a tool like any other tool for transformation. It teaches me about myself by realising my relationship with it. It is not evil, on the contrary..I recently bought a luxury item, I also contributed funds for charitable causes that will assist the less fortunate than myself. As soon as we see God in the very thing we condemn, fear or judge, in that moment we will awaken.
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  David June 4, 2010 at 4:45pm

  

  
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  Diamond Jo May 27, 2010 at 1:24am

  Hi Andrew,
  Thank you for your friendship. Welcome to Ashtar Command.
  May you find, here, a loving atmosphere, stimulating discussions and a sense of belonging.
  
  

  
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  Andrew Katz May 18, 2010 at 7:20pm

  This may become a blog.
  
  The reason behind the ego being part of my truth, is that (1) truth is relative and now and (2) truth is another word for being honest. And since words are imperfect mainly because there is a discontinuity between the thoughts which led to the words, and the thoughts coming from read words, honesty is an elusive target. But striving for honesty is the goal and practice of my life. And now, I have acknowledged that I am ruled by what some people call the egoic mind.
  
  Money and time is essentially identical to freedom. It is a personal circumstance and not some goal. Basically, I am assuming that the actions of the universe are for a purpose. If I was in need of money, I would have to sacrifice my time to get money, and I would not be as free. Of course some people manage to do both - pursue money and spirituality. And some people who have money feel that they should have more. This is an interesting expression of fear of lack. I also am operated by fear. But my fear is to pursue money. So, I do not claim to be lofty in a spiritual sense, since I am not going after more money. That would be hypocritical and a lie.
  
  I love to analyze myself. I always considered my lack of sexual experience and my fear of pursuing money to be two separate fears. But since I have been on the computer