After the last post on authenticity, the overwhelming question seemed to be; how do you know of all the options, which one is the authentic you?
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Hi Rob, I read all your posts but rarely comment and this is because I feel that you are on a higher plane from me. I know this is not the way I want to live my life and kind of have a vision in my head of what I'm aiming for (but it is more like daydreams) and my problem is that I don't know how to build the bridge to get there. I find it's so easy to get stuck in patterns of living/reaction to life but so difficult to break them. Maybe people who feel like I do (stuck) need some kind of counselling (paid of course) but there again the problem I've always worried about is investing a lot of money in someone (the counsellor) who you really know nothing about. And I did once have a very bizarre 'course of treatment' with someone who claimed to be a healer, which completely put me off. The other problem is that no-one ever really talks about these things – except you! I want to improve my life but don't really know where to start….
— Michelle May 12, 2012
Wow you are so right… happiness definitely brings out the best in people. I’ve known people who have totally changed for the better once they’re happy!
— Addys May 12, 2012
Hello Rob. Reading your posts is always an eventful activity for me. There is something innately calming about the way you write, the ideas you generate; your sense of balance and calm. This is my question: how do you generate such peak emotional intensity about the activities you are interested in? Sometimes I seem trapped in the kingdoms of dreams, and it's hard grounding the charge of fantastic journeys or flights of fancy into reality. Why is that? How do I keep the enthusiasm, the proverbial smile on my face as I lose myself and dip my arms up to the elbows in the blood of my passions? And why's it so damn hard maintaining a positive attitude day in day out?
— Francis A May 12, 2012
Thank you Rob for your posts… Today is one of those days I wouldn’t float without some gentle common-sense.
— Francis May 12, 2012Truth Seeker is rated 5/5 based on 48 testimonials.
Wow, in terms of friendly relationships you just described me almost spot-on. I am far from being unsociable (sometimes I am a little I guess) but somehow I find it hard to make friends. I think I usually get to the part where I know a lot of people casually, but there are very few people I can call good friends. Every time and again I remind myself to invest more time and trouble to building friendships, but for me I guess it doesn't come naturally as with other people. I think a factor is becoming more comfortable with (fake) on-line and casual relationships and getting used to that state of affairs. In other words, it's about getting out of your comfort zone, I think. Peace out!
— Anonymous May 12, 2012