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Living Within

Living within-to-outward is an ideal feel-perspective when navigating the deceptively treacherous sea of human behavior. Those who initiate living, giving and breathing life from within, know that peace, love and security come only from themselves. Living-within-people accept others and leave them be so they may each freely tend to their own spiritual journey. Truth for those within-aware is that should they lash out in either anger, hurt or insult, the cause is with no other, but within themselves for somehow falling out of flow with life. This person knows that only by turning within will they find both the cause and remedy. Outward-aware people have little ability to disturb within-aware people. This soul knows that we cannot make friends, no, to know sincere friendship, we must accept friends. Living outward-to-within is a false feel-perspective when dealing with emotions felt, desired and sought while walking life’s path among other personalities. Those who initiate life from outward of themselves, expect peace, security and love to come from the world. Living-outward-people do not accept taking or rejecting people as they are, but as they fit or misfit their own expectations for fulfillment. Truth for those outward-aware is that any anger or insult they unleash was outwardly caused and requires outward remedy. All people keep these people in a state of “disturbable.” These people believe that we make friends. Living spiritual truth means striving in life to rise above insults and accusations, for they have everything to do with the insulter and accuser, but naught to do with us.

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Date: 6/22/2016 7:24:00 AM
Wise words indeed, an insightful spiritual write. I echo the comment of the poets below.
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Caycay Jennings
Date: 6/25/2016 9:04:00 AM
So good to hear from you, Seosamh - I truly enjoyed reading your comment. Go in a good way ... CayCay
Date: 6/21/2016 12:05:00 AM
There is only stark reality in what you are saying here, CayCay. A very intelligent poem that epitomizes the old axiom, stick and bones ... ultimately, it's our reaction to things that causes the suffering, rather than the actual THING itself ... if that makes sense? There are many layers to ponder here, that must have took some thought to pen down. Great work.
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Caycay Jennings
Date: 6/25/2016 9:04:00 AM
All the thought it took to pen came from all the years I've lived. I am delighted that you absorbed the read and perhaps in someway developed a perspective that will aid you in life. There are many who cannot begin to understand what the poem is saying. Thank you for your words. All the best ... CayCay
Date: 6/17/2016 9:09:00 PM
The wisdom you've written here is thoughtful, deeply insightful and caused me to really look at both aspects you have presented! This is a read I've done a few times to really absorb your truth-filled thoughts! Seriously DEEP CayCay! Seriously!
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Caycay Jennings
Date: 6/25/2016 9:06:00 AM
Your comments delight me and the fact that you always put yourself into a poem that you may absorb it fully garners my respect in numerous ways. I appreciate your presence and, always, your thoughts ... CayCay
Date: 6/11/2016 7:20:00 PM
My goodness, it's like a study of psychology, Caycay. you are so smart!! I was taking this as extroverted people vs. introverted. Did I get it right? I feel I ought to try this contest!! Hope I have time. (I finally got Lovely bones into Nette's contest. Oh, it took so long for the problem to get fixed!!)
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Date: 6/11/2016 7:22:00 AM
Spoken like a Heavenly ambassador...I bow...god bless...^WW^
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Date: 6/11/2016 3:22:00 AM
A very well- thought poem presenting human nature in all its dimensions. Sound advise to our friend. I completely agree with you dearest, CayCay. A seven!
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