Though I might share my six guiding principles that I worked out some years ago.
- Find your own path--pay attention, make decisions, find a groove.
- Live simply yet elegantly to increase leisure and decrease harm.
- Create time to play with children, create art, and get to know others.
- As knowledge and respect of someone grows, act more as if you are of one mind.
- Find community in a network of tribes, yet seek oneness with all.
- Seek the mystical and the sacred within yourself, nature, and others.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.The first three are solid and self-explanatory. 5 is great, and I want to steal it. I have a personal dislike for rabid nationalism. 6 is alright. Number 4 seems puzzling just a bit. Are we really in need of "acting" the one-ness if we have genuine knowledge and respect for someone? It would seem to be something that grows naturally.
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@DavidDuhon 'sall good. I was just airing my thought process. I love bumber 5 especially
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