Comment on The Art of Attitude
Posted on August 15, 2008

That is good story. I like the thought of having "attitude as art". I looked this up and thought might be helpful for others who follow: There are many ways to say “sorry” in Mandarin Chinese, but one of the most common and versatile phrases is ►duì bu qǐ. This consists of three Chinese characters: 對不起. The first, 對 (duì), means “for” or “to.” The second character, 不 (bù), is a negative particle. The third character, 起 (qǐ), means “to rise.” The literal translation of duì bu qǐ, then, is “don’t get up,” which could perhaps be interpreted as “stay calm.” (from: http://mandarin.about.com/od/dailymandarin/a/duibuqi.htm)

Comment on Li Lan Chan - Tools For The Next Step on the Ascension Path - 2 - Soul Contract Addendum Changes
Posted on May 12, 2008

I will be back to read this. It looks very interesting!

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Posted on April 30, 2008

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