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October 2008 
Why do you answer these questions?
Posted on Aug 8th, 2008
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Diana
Diana
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for August 08, 2008:
1. Sometimes the questions strike a chord in me that tells me that I want to answer it.
2. Some questions, by answering them, I feel that I can share an experience that might help another one.
3. Some questions are very good but I find no time to give to it on that particular day.
4. Some questions I just want to answer and I feel that in writing down my thoughts it helps my own self to come to a realization and acceptance I might not have initiated myself for some time.
5. Sometimes I just want to respond to a question hoping for anyone to comment so that I can talk to someone out there.
6. Some questions are maybe too personal for me to desire to answer them publicly. However I like to have a question like this to ponder within myself though I never answer it.
7. Sometimes the questions are revealing to me of what is the current idea of interest in the metaphysical community.
8. Sometimes I just like to be amazed as how (whoever it is asking the questions) can keep coming up with new questions and such pertinent ones.
9. To the ones posing the questions, I say 'keep up the good work.". Even if there are not a lot of responses, still having been ask and having been seen by many of us, it has caused a inner reflection within ourselves that perhaps we needed to take a look at. They are very good questions.
10. I am always promising myself that I am going to answer more of the questions and look at more responses from others when I find the time and inclination to do so.
11. I am waiting to see if a certain question gets ask for example. I am wondering what people would say about the saying 'One for all and all for One" whether they think this is a good way of being and what exactly do they think it actually means.
2. Some questions, by answering them, I feel that I can share an experience that might help another one.
3. Some questions are very good but I find no time to give to it on that particular day.
4. Some questions I just want to answer and I feel that in writing down my thoughts it helps my own self to come to a realization and acceptance I might not have initiated myself for some time.
5. Sometimes I just want to respond to a question hoping for anyone to comment so that I can talk to someone out there.
6. Some questions are maybe too personal for me to desire to answer them publicly. However I like to have a question like this to ponder within myself though I never answer it.
7. Sometimes the questions are revealing to me of what is the current idea of interest in the metaphysical community.
8. Sometimes I just like to be amazed as how (whoever it is asking the questions) can keep coming up with new questions and such pertinent ones.
9. To the ones posing the questions, I say 'keep up the good work.". Even if there are not a lot of responses, still having been ask and having been seen by many of us, it has caused a inner reflection within ourselves that perhaps we needed to take a look at. They are very good questions.
10. I am always promising myself that I am going to answer more of the questions and look at more responses from others when I find the time and inclination to do so.
11. I am waiting to see if a certain question gets ask for example. I am wondering what people would say about the saying 'One for all and all for One" whether they think this is a good way of being and what exactly do they think it actually means.
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'One for all and all for One” …. my meaning: i am here for everyone who needs me, here for helping to make sure everyone's needs & spaces are met, and while doing so, I am meeting my needs & wants in journey as well. Giving & Receiving, accepting love & sharing love. You are me & I am you & we are We.
I enjoyed your answers & your question :)
I too think it is a statement that could be lived and we greatly benefit by. The only part of it that I wonder about is the definition of who is to determine what the “ALL” is and what it's needs are. Some fearful people there are among us who are afraid of something like a 'one world government' thinking as they do that this is what leads to their (confused )idea of the antichrist. And yet, that central authority is a part of the equation of “one for all and all for one”. How to define that One? I quess that is my question. And if I were to answer that one myself I can only see that One being our awakening to knowing God in ourselves and in all others as well which might develop in us a kind of telelpathy with all others.
Beautiful Diana …. Love can be the vehicle for this telepathy? :)
A quote i picked up the other day, not sure where.. “when people stop being afraid, they rediscover their compassion” .. my thoughts became then that perhaps we can change things by finding the places to remove the fear ??
Thanks for sharing with me,
Lisa