Dash For Power

Something women understand better than men, perhaps, is in the power of the eyes. What a difference we can observe when we meet someone new, is the look in their eyes. Are they smiling eyes full of good cheer, sparkling like diamonds, or are they, frightened, or suspicious, or grumpy lumps of coal? We see many each day it would seem. So this is on the topic of being inner driven as a Greek heroic antique figure such as Socrates, rather than relying on others to carry you at crucial moments until you expect it, to your doom, more of a nose in the air Cleopatra of Egyptian opulence and abundance and which we we choose is vital to who wins, leads, and ends happy.

For example, as Buddha did at age 80 in 480 B.C.E. So, rather than talk about Tibet and the rich heritage and batons of Chinese ancient treasures we will try to stay with the life of Buddha at the deeper level as we discuss that a life lived, as lived by Buddha, is now accepted by science, as the eight serene virtues that separate joyful people from those who are not.

If you are busy punching your way through life like one of the modern above versions of a mighty Roman Centurions it is vital to your life, your heart, your loved ones if you have any left, to reverse any negative buildup of angry thoughts and reactions. We need to notice how each angry reaction by ourselves makes us more miserable and more likely stressed and more vulnerable to any sneeze from a very sick person walking by. Then, we will catch and incorporate that sickness, especially if we are feeling weak, distressed, angry, or have been on a poor diet.

In contrast, we all know a more saintly person who lives a simple honest life and talks wise words of love like a modern lady diamond and he or she eats so healthy they makes us sick. Well, actually, we are making ourselves sick, they are making themselves even more healthy and happy by the day. Brilliant, yes? More Diamonds, Less Coal . Enough with the attitude of a bat, looking down on everything.

The more positive, healthy and good we are, keep cozy things near us such as our favorite dolls and figurines the sooner and better we take care of ourselves, the more a leader there is in us, if that is what is in us. And I say that after having reflected on my high school days of touch football, and the much higher level of understanding of a key element in keeping to the high ground, and do it with an inner sense of personal destiny.

If, for example your name is Alexander and you are at that academy with the other young princes from the other city states of ancient Greece . That you have leadership in you, you work on so much that you build an attitude and a reputation that of one will just will not give it up when all else wonder how in heaven we get out of this hole: all turn to the main man and look into his eyes. All who looked into the unusual blue eyes of an Alexander saw the fiery gaze of one who saw himself as destined, and death before dishonor as routine as life itself.

What Alexander may have shared in this sense was in a statement I just read the words of the father of Dan Marino of Miami football fame who said “In critical situations, they look into your eyes to see if you’re there. If you’re not there, they start quitting”.

Those eight virtues that cause people to live longest, most healthy, and more joyful lives than the average, as researchers at the University of California found, are to count your blessings, do acts of kindness, savor the joys of life, thank a mentor, learn to forgive, stay close to friends and family, take care of your body, and develop strategies to cope with stress and hardship.

That is certainly how most winning athletes cover many of those virtues, and if they toss in the other half they are going to be long time winning and joyful group, who see inspired fire in each set of eyes. Everyone is home, lights all ablaze, fire in the boiler, home stretch we are in. Now, first, let us get out of this hole, and then punch our way home. Joyfully, merrily like everyone’s favorite little angel. Never mind my cleated boot, or fearful look, you are in my way to joy, Roy. Down you go, that’s a good boy.

Will be back to help you restore, just after I score. I am in huge pain, but will enjoy the champagne.

The most fight we have in us at any moment is to be seen in our eyes. No matter what your If your tribe sense that you have it in you that we can yet win, they look for it in your eyes. If you have doubts, they begin to give up. I, like you, notice how science is measuring everything from bliss to happiness and I do enjoy the combining of science into the humanities to measure happiness and bliss. Respect for yourself and others is vital.

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Derek Dashwood

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