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JMDL Digest       Wednesday, February 15 2012       Volume 2012 : Number 217



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  RE: Time's Up NJC                    ["Gary Hanick" <Gary@naturemaker.com>]

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Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2012 16:05:50 -0800
From: "Gary Hanick" <Gary@naturemaker.com>
Subject: RE: Time's Up NJC

Hi Bob -



Sometimes life is not rational!  I had a friend who seemingly lived a
most healthy lifestyle and he died young. Actually, I knew more than a
few people like him who are no longer with us. To me, it's more
important what's in your heart than where you live, the food you eat (or
don't eat), etc. Our heart is our connection to our higher self. Only we
know or don't know what's there beneath the surface. Some of the most
"spiritually looking or acting" people are the most messed up; and
someone flipping burgers at a fast food restaurant may be far more
advanced. We're all of the same consciousness. In truth, nothing really
dies. A lot of this life for most of us is acting out old stuff that we
have to release and move on from. There's really no explaining any of
it, sorry....

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From: Bob Muller [mailto:scjoniguy@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 15, 2012 4:04 PM
To: Gary Hanick
Cc: joni@smoe.org
Subject: Time's Up NJC



<people are going to stick around as long
as they are supposed to, no matter what they do "between the forceps and
the stone".>



Gary, I vehemently disagree with this statement and find it highly
irrational. There are strong correlations between lifestyle habits and
lifespan. You can believe what you want but you can't deny facts,
whether it's driving habits, diet, smoking, where you live, etc.



If someone is murdered or commits suicide, they're "supposed to" die
right then? That idea of pre-destination makes absolutely no sense and
pretty much runs counter to everything we know to be true.



Bob



NP: Heartless Bastards, "Down In The Canyon"

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