Comments for Experiments in Living http://experimentsinlivingblog.com by Kate Saltfleet Thu, 04 Dec 2008 17:21:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on Time Warp by The Backstory - Part 4 » Blog Archive The Backstory - Part 4 http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/79/time-warp/#comment-2746 The Backstory - Part 4 » Blog Archive The Backstory - Part 4 Sun, 30 Nov 2008 15:20:00 +0000 http://experimentsinliving.wordpress.com/2008/01/08/time-warp/#comment-2746 [...] de Beauvoir, J-P Sartre. To make it all the more interesting was the context of the end of the millennium that I was living through myself. It was all rather [...] [...] de Beauvoir, J-P Sartre. To make it all the more interesting was the context of the end of the millennium that I was living through myself. It was all rather [...]

]]> Comment on Colon Cleanse by wintervssummer http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/colon-cleanse/#comment-2713 wintervssummer Sat, 29 Nov 2008 20:22:29 +0000 http://experimentsinliving.wordpress.com/colon-cleanse/#comment-2713 I very much love summer :) Someone very much loves winter :( I Wish to know whom more :) For what you love winter? For what you love summer? Let's argue :) I very much love summer :)
Someone very much loves winter :(
I Wish to know whom more :)
For what you love winter?
For what you love summer? Let’s argue :)

]]> Comment on Bird of Paradise by Simple Meditation http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/575/bird-of-paradise/#comment-2390 Simple Meditation Sat, 22 Nov 2008 05:44:18 +0000 http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/?p=575#comment-2390 Excellent content and style...keep up the good work! Excellent content and style…keep up the good work!

]]> Comment on Save our Sosmix! by weez http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/454/save-our-sosmix/#comment-2173 weez Tue, 18 Nov 2008 14:35:51 +0000 http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/?p=454#comment-2173 hey guys, good news! theres a place in sheffield called lembas that still do sosmix, only trouble is you have to get a 10 kilo bag and its £40 aaand you have to sort out the transporting of it yourself. the chap i spoke to there was an absolute doll so i dont think they'll mind helping out. i'm thinking of getting a few friends together and having a sack parcelforced to me before my kids go mad and eat me. you may also be able to mail order it from a place called the herb table but i've not checked that out yet. good luck! hey guys, good news! theres a place in sheffield called lembas that still do sosmix, only trouble is you have to get a 10 kilo bag and its £40 aaand you have to sort out the transporting of it yourself. the chap i spoke to there was an absolute doll so i dont think they’ll mind helping out. i’m thinking of getting a few friends together and having a sack parcelforced to me before my kids go mad and eat me. you may also be able to mail order it from a place called the herb table but i’ve not checked that out yet. good luck!

]]> Comment on Natural Beauty by Rona http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/142/natural-beauty/#comment-1994 Rona Sat, 15 Nov 2008 13:11:01 +0000 http://experimentsinliving.wordpress.com/?p=200#comment-1994 All I can say is Wow! All I can say is Wow!

]]> Comment on How much does the chicken cost? by Kristina http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/479/how-much-does-the-chicken-cost/#comment-1964 Kristina Fri, 14 Nov 2008 19:34:14 +0000 http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/?p=479#comment-1964 I am not a vegetarian, but I respect others choices to or not to do something. I have to say if someone made a comment on something I was doing or my lifestyle, especially someone I don't know, I would most likely tell them what I think. I would never give someone what was on my mind without being asked for it! I am not a vegetarian, but I respect others choices to or not to do something. I have to say if someone made a comment on something I was doing or my lifestyle, especially someone I don’t know, I would most likely tell them what I think. I would never give someone what was on my mind without being asked for it!

]]> Comment on Bird of Paradise by Beth F http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/575/bird-of-paradise/#comment-1888 Beth F Wed, 12 Nov 2008 21:50:39 +0000 http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/?p=575#comment-1888 Congrats on the bloom!! Nice closeup. Congrats on the bloom!! Nice closeup.

]]> Comment on The dark side of the Law of Attraction by Diane http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/469/the-dark-side-of-the-law-of-attraction/#comment-1817 Diane Tue, 11 Nov 2008 08:36:13 +0000 http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/?p=469#comment-1817 Hi Kate, Great thought provoking post! I agree alot is old news redesigned. And I do agree some I am completely aligned with and resonated to. Though the part you have trouble with does bother me to... and I have found these principles also amongst the saints as wel? But here the problem a young innocent child gets cancer is it his will? his thoughts? that attracts this disease? Is it the energy of the home? If the secret was an absolute truth then each of us manifest a destiny with complete power from the moment of birth? A mother and father then lives with grief and loss the rest of their lives? And casting out others would seem somewhat appropriate? And what about guilt? And what about the sweetest classic true story epics? They show compassion and stick through the most unsurmountable odds and thrive. I am with you on this one. A person going through some kind of suffering introduced to the secret may actually be more guilt ridden afterwards. And say you see it is my fault its the way I think the way I am.... See! So I applaud your post on the darker side of LOA. Interesting in hospitals the first thing they say to a patient i s its not your fault...its a disease but yes there is these things you can do for better chance to survive this...and the lists of those include attitude, life style change, etc. But some visualization experts say not to own it but to visualize the ability to zap it or see it shrinking, etc. The fine lines between accountability and blaming oneself. Could you imagine thinking your very own child has decided to have cancer and die, and accepting that as reality based? That thought is frightening. Or the great yogi's that have died from tumors who once proved on TV that they could become breathless 20 years ago. It's just so very thought provoking isn't it? Hi Kate,

Great thought provoking post! I agree alot is old news redesigned. And I do agree some I am completely aligned with and resonated to.
Though the part you have trouble with does bother me to… and I have found these principles also amongst the saints as wel? But here the problem a young innocent child gets cancer is it his will? his thoughts? that attracts this disease? Is it the energy of the home? If the secret was an absolute truth then each of us manifest a destiny with complete power from the moment of birth? A mother and father then lives with grief and loss the rest of their lives? And casting out others would seem somewhat appropriate? And what about guilt? And what about the sweetest classic true story epics? They show compassion and stick through the most unsurmountable odds and thrive. I am with you on this one. A person going through some kind of suffering introduced to the secret may actually be more guilt ridden afterwards. And say you see it is my fault its the way I think the way I am…. See! So I applaud your post on the darker side of LOA. Interesting in hospitals the first thing they say to a patient i s its not your fault…its a disease but yes there is these things you can do for better chance to survive this…and the lists of those include attitude, life style change, etc. But some visualization experts say not to own it but to visualize the ability to zap it or see it shrinking, etc. The fine lines between accountability and blaming oneself. Could you imagine thinking your very own child has decided to have cancer and die, and accepting that as reality based? That thought is frightening. Or the great yogi’s that have died from tumors who once proved on TV that they could become breathless 20 years ago. It’s just so very thought provoking isn’t it?

]]> Comment on Experiments in Living - The Backstory Part 4 by katesaltfleet http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/477/experiments-in-living-the-backstory-part-4/#comment-1801 katesaltfleet Mon, 10 Nov 2008 21:37:17 +0000 http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/?p=477#comment-1801 Oh yes, and I met Hannah, one of the more normal people I hung out with that year. If you can bear to keep reading, you feature quite heavily in part six. Oh yes, and I met Hannah, one of the more normal people I hung out with that year. If you can bear to keep reading, you feature quite heavily in part six.

]]> Comment on Experiments in Living - The Backstory Part 4 by Hannah http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/477/experiments-in-living-the-backstory-part-4/#comment-1772 Hannah Sun, 09 Nov 2008 23:27:49 +0000 http://experimentsinlivingblog.com/?p=477#comment-1772 And me. You met me. Seminal* point in your history. Honest. *Seminal is used in this context to highlight the marvellous impact that I have clearly had on your hereafters, not to suggest that I provided semen. And me. You met me. Seminal* point in your history. Honest.

*Seminal is used in this context to highlight the marvellous impact that I have clearly had on your hereafters, not to suggest that I provided semen.

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