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Originally posted by TheOneElectric
I do not see 2012 as a saving grace....I do not see it as a must. I just understand that we can not do "this" any longer. We can no longer be bound in the manner that we are. We can no longer sit back and accept all given to us. This system is crumbling, and though we can not see it the change will come.
So I ask you:
What do you see occurring in 2012? Be honest. Tell me what you believe may happen, and tell me what you want to happen. Be honest, this is a friendly area. All answers are welcome.
Originally posted by Jedi411
We toil 9 to 5 to buy shelter, food and water. If you make enough you plan to retire. If you don't you just keep working.
Relying on someone else for these necessities is welfare (or unemployment). Neither of which last forever.
If you really want to never work then claim a disability. Go crazy. Be paralyzed. Is that what you want instead?
Today if you have any job you can consider yourself privileged.
You are 19. Your not suppossed to work a 9 to 5. Have a crazy childhood and enjoy it. Someday you will mature and work because you will recognize the significance not only in your finances, not only to support your family, but also to realize your niche in life.
Originally posted by Jedi411
I certainly don't perceive myself as a "I'm doing everything right" kind of guy and surprised you would even think that. You came up with that on your own.
Originally posted by Jedi411
The best thing to do is work a 9-5 that you truly enjoy the work, your helping the world and will give you time off when you need it.
Originally posted by Jedi411
In your situation you will not be guaranteed to have enough money to pay your house mortgage, or your car loan if you have a new car.
Originally posted by Jedi411
Ultimately it's important to have a good job whether it's 9-5 or different hours. You need to like it too and like what your doing for the world.
Originally posted by Moon Sun Truth
The outer changes show us that we need an inner change. Examine your belief system, what do you believe in and why? does it serve you, if not - discard it. Contemplate. Be aware. Begin to know your true self.
Before I graduated from college last spring I was in such a panic mode all the time - what am I gonna do now? where should I work/what should I do etc. I decided to chill out and take time off, which is what I've been doing, and have been fortunate enough to be able to do. Even though on the outside it seemed like I was doing "nothing" with people giving me crazy looks, unable to understand why I wasn't joining the rat race asap, all the changes and action was occuring on the inside. I truly faced myself in a brutally honest way. I examined myself in every way, deprogrammed all limiting beliefs, purified my insides. Some days I felt like I was losing my mind, but it was all part of the letting go.
Now, like you, I don't care to work at a 9-5, I don't even care about my "achievements" or a career. I don't look into the future and couldn't tell you what I will be doing a year from now, or even a month from now. What I care about is learning and evolving as a soul.
[edit on 20-1-2010 by Moon Sun Truth]