Lol...you gave up on me...but you aint stopped.
I will not ask you questions, but I am not the one who gave up.
People fall in a pit over the very first word in the Golden Rule:
DO.
I find that until I
DO, I am full of illusion and maybe fooling myself. Upon some of the
DO, a relationship with God was further revealed and strengthened. It is important to
DO the
DO. If someone else can get away without the
DO, it won't be for long. If someone finds bliss by keeping their plate or their cup empty, it won't be for long. If someone finds they can
DO without their mind, their heart, or their soul, then it won't be for long. There is so much to
DO. There is no shortage of opportunity with
DO. It is not
DONE.
Getting past that comes the issue of what to
DO and why to
DO and when to
DO and how to
DO and where to
DO and for who to
DO.
I first review a couple of tools: there is a word in a sword, but there is no sword in a word. There is a tone in a stone, but there is no stone in a tone. The words and tones are per the will of an author. The swords and stones are per the will of an Arthur. So I will to be an author, and will not to be the Arthur. But there is still the issue of unsolicited, per the will of another or not. Words and tones are per the will of the beholder. Swords and stones are against the will of the beheaded. If there is any doubt of that then I offer proof by handing over the remote. Like a gift any food for thought is easily declined.
Words reveal, but I know they do not remove planks. Words may or may not help people to remove their own planks. Back to the top, to remove some planks I discovered that rule... it requires the
DO. My words are: Don't miss out on the
DO (heart, mind, and soul) in the golden rule. More than Gold, really. So you say that I have given up Tao... nonsense, I've barely begun. There is just so much to
DO.
