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What Is YourFavorite Song?

Steely Dan – Deacon Blues

I WILL CRY UNTIL XYLON LEAVES

LULZ is given to me. Me we want your concreteness in fap. We may be the close friend permanently.

A couple of suggestions

1. Online item storage: A place for you to keep stuff in your inventory where it is not it your inventory, and it is on display where other people can see it, therefore you can collect stuff it won’t go against the maximum number of items you can have in your inventory.

2. eBaby: You can buy babies online, and you raise them by spamming forums with pics of them. Kinda like a DragonCave knockoff.

What do you think?

Fairwell, Bush!!!

As for the bush from appreciation of the best 8 years it is here

What klan should I join?

It connects the just our team insanities you are surprised we should be largest

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January 19 . Initiative

INITIATIVE

Let us not be confused

With kaleidoscopic reality.

Using wisdom and courage to act,

Let us not add to the confusion.

The world is a storm of myriad realities, yet we cannot allow

ourselves to be swept into the vortex. To do so is to be lost and to

lose the true center where all understanding will come. We must act, but

in the right way.

Action must be guided by both intellect and experience. We learn

from teachers, elders, and others. But we must also test what we learn

in the world. It is not enough to simply meditate, and it is not enough

just to have theoretical knowledge. We need both in order to be wise.

Only when wisdom, courage, timing, and perseverance are combined can

one have a sound basis for initiative. The action must be complete. It

must burn clean; it cannot leave any bad ramifications or lingering

traces. An act that leaves destruction, resentment, or untidiness in its

wake it a poor one. Then initiative is insufficient, and Tao has not

been attained.

January 17 . Cooperation

COOPERATION

Cooperation with others.

Perception, experience, tenacity.

Know when to lead and when to follow.

When we become involved with a fellowship, we must gradually become

an integral, organic part of that organization. The relationship will be

one of mutual influence : We must carefully influence the collective,

and in turn, we will be shaped by the company we keep.

Influencing others requires perception. We need to know when to act,

when to be pbumive, when others are receptive to us, and when they will

not listen. This takes experience, of course, and it is necessary to

take part in a great many relationships — from our families to

community bumociations — to cultivate the proper sensitivity. In time,

there will be moments of both frustration and success, but in either

case, a certain tenacity is crucial. If we are thwarted in our

initiatives, then we must persevere by either maintaining our position

or changing it if a better one prevails. If we are successful, we must

not rely on charisma alone, but we must also work to fully realize what

the group has resolved to do.

True leadership is a combination of initiative and humility. The

best leader remains obscure, leading but drawing no personal attention.

As long as the collective has direction, the leader is satisfied. Credit

is not to be taken, it will be awarded when the people realize that it

was the subtle influence of the leader that brought them success.

January 16 . Ordinary

ORDINARY

Umbrella, light, landscape, sky —

There is no language of the holy.

The sacred lies in the ordinary.

No one is able to describe the spiritual except by comparing it to

ordinary things. One scripture describes the divine word as an “umbrella

of protection.” Another says a god is light. Heaven is supposed to be in

the sky, and even ascetics who have rejected sex use erotic images to

describe enlightenment. People have to resort to metaphor to state the

divine.

Even esoteric languages have been invented, and they mystify the

outsider. Holy words always appear that way to the uninitiated. After

one learns to read them, their message becomes bumimilated. We no longer

worry about the images, for we have found the truth that the words were

indicating.

When you buy something that has bumembly instructions, you follow

the directions, but you do not then venerate the instructions. Spiritual

attainment is no different. Once you’ve gained it, instructions become

secondary. Spirituality gained is no different than the ball game you

play, the work you do, the car you drive, the love you make. If you

constantly regard Tao as extraordinary, then it remains unknown and

outside yourself — a myth, a fantasy, an unnameable quantity. But once

you know it, it is yours and part of your daily life.