I think i might need a 12 step rpogram, here are my issues.

1) I can't deal with my parents with any of this they were a fundimental
element in my childhood abuse and they are now to old to confront.

2) I cannot accept a christian belive system, I am a buddhist.

HELP.

On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 03:12:53 -0400, Poe <Poe34@mail.com> wrote:

>I think i might need a 12 step rpogram, here are my issues.
>
>1) I can't deal with my parents with any of this they were a fundimental
>element in my childhood abuse and they are now to old to confront.
>
>2) I cannot accept a christian belive system, I am a buddhist.
>
>HELP.

1) all of us are f##k'd up cause we were potty trained too young too

2) try Poeism, see if that works, maybe therein is an acceptable
higher source to ask these questions to

3) learning to spell the standard way never harmed any rebels without
a cause

4) you should have seen our columbian television stunts, if you
thought the speakers were smart

5) have an AWEsome day

get a life
"rockhound" <user@null.org> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 03:12:53 -0400, Poe <Poe34@mail.com> wrote:
>
>>I think i might need a 12 step rpogram, here are my issues.
>>
>>1) I can't deal with my parents with any of this they were a fundimental
>>element in my childhood abuse and they are now to old to confront.
>>
>>2) I cannot accept a christian belive system, I am a buddhist.
>>
>>HELP.
>
> 1) all of us are f##k'd up cause we were potty trained too young too
>
> 2) try Poeism, see if that works, maybe therein is an acceptable
> higher source to ask these questions to
>
> 3) learning to spell the standard way never harmed any rebels without
> a cause
>
> 4) you should have seen our columbian television stunts, if you
> thought the speakers were smart
>
> 5) have an AWEsome day

"Poe" <Poe34@mail.com> wrote in message
news:67%7f.7212$ki7.475838@news20.bellglobal.com.. .
> I think i might need a 12 step rpogram, here are my issues.
>
> 1) I can't deal with my parents with any of this they were a fundimental
> element in my childhood abuse and they are now to old to confront.
>
> 2) I cannot accept a christian belive system, I am a buddhist.

AA lost a buddhist today because of the conflicting spiritual beleifs. Sad
really. The stongest tree in the wood bends with the wind, AA should too.
>
> HELP.

Do you have Ad-action or anything that could help you?

Keep blaming your parents for everything! It's a great and acceptable way
to absolve one self of any personal responsibility. Most Christians cannot
accept a Christian belief system either, just fake it like they do.

Problems solved.........no charge.

Poe wrote:

> I think i might need a 12 step rpogram, here are my issues.
>
> 1) I can't deal with my parents with any of this they were a fundimental
> element in my childhood abuse and they are now to old to confront.
>
> 2) I cannot accept a christian belive system, I am a buddhist.
>
> HELP.

Poe wrote:
> I think i might need a 12 step rpogram, here are my issues.
>
> 1) I can't deal with my parents with any of this they were a fundimental
> element in my childhood abuse and they are now to old to confront.
>
> 2) I cannot accept a christian belive system, I am a buddhist.
>
> HELP.
Since you have been able to scam your way through
life, why don't you scam your way through sobriety?

"Darren" <darren@dazze.net> wrote in message
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>
> "Poe" <Poe34@mail.com> wrote in message
> news:67%7f.7212$ki7.475838@news20.bellglobal.com.. .
> > I think i might need a 12 step rpogram, here are my issues.
> >
> > 1) I can't deal with my parents with any of this they were a fundimental
> > element in my childhood abuse and they are now to old to confront.
> >
> > 2) I cannot accept a christian belive system, I am a buddhist.
>
> AA lost a buddhist today because of the conflicting spiritual beleifs. Sad
> really. The stongest tree in the wood bends with the wind, AA should too.
> >


AA did not lose anything today. My experience suggests AA does not hold a
lot of membership drives. I cannot speak for your experience. Sounds like
another alcoholic missed an opportunity to get sober, as he was unable to
differentiate the true from the false.

for Poe -- Are you really a buddhist? Your comment on some element of
childhood abuse perplexes me if you are indeed a buddhist. A buddhist would
not have to deal with childhood abuse as he would understand the abuse was
his karma. Confrontation with the abuser would not be necessary - only the
acceptance of the basic buddhist truth that "you had it coming." As a
Buddhist, perhaps you should thank your parents for the abuse as they helped
balance your karma.

The Buddha said, "According to the seed that is sown,
So is the fruit you reap
The door of good will gather good result
The door of evil reaps evil result.
If you plant a good seed well,
Then you will enjoyed the good fruits."

Your statements regarding this need to confront your parents are likely
increasing your Akushala. Perhaps you are thinking and wishing to act out
of hatred and illusion. You know what that means ---- more shit is coming.

Good Luck with that.



Bobby L

On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 22:04:24 -0500, "Bobby L"
<bobbyl2000@bellsouth.net> wrote:


>
>AA did not lose anything today. My experience suggests AA does not hold a
>lot of membership drives. I cannot speak for your experience. Sounds like
>another alcoholic missed an opportunity to get sober, as he was unable to
>differentiate the true from the false.
>

>
>
>Bobby L
>

Why assume that he missed an opportunity to stay sober? It could be
that he just decided AA wasn't his path to sobriety. If someone wants
sobriety bad enough, they will find a path AA or other.

Gregg

"totfit" <totfitNOSPAM@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 22:04:24 -0500, "Bobby L"
> <bobbyl2000@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>
>
>>
>>AA did not lose anything today. My experience suggests AA does not
>>hold a
>>lot of membership drives. I cannot speak for your experience.
>>Sounds like
>>another alcoholic missed an opportunity to get sober, as he was
>>unable to
>>differentiate the true from the false.
>>
>
>>
>>
>>Bobby L
>>
>
> Why assume that he missed an opportunity to stay sober? It could be
> that he just decided AA wasn't his path to sobriety. If someone
> wants
> sobriety bad enough, they will find a path AA or other.
>

Assuming he is a real alcoholic, why assume the evidence posted here,
that he is already prioritising his own religious prejudice above his
recovery, is false?

PS. AA *is* currently holding a membership drive, I've already seen
an "It Works" TV promotion, once again.


Bob

robert,
in the USA, that 10 second spot you saw on television,(generally late at
night) fall under PUBLIC INFORMATION, not advertising.


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> "totfit" <totfitNOSPAM@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:lutbm19iqo4v1tkns2fpmc993anbscvj6v@4ax.com...
> > On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 22:04:24 -0500, "Bobby L"
> > <bobbyl2000@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> >
> >
> >>
> >>AA did not lose anything today. My experience suggests AA does not
> >>hold a
> >>lot of membership drives. I cannot speak for your experience.
> >>Sounds like
> >>another alcoholic missed an opportunity to get sober, as he was
> >>unable to
> >>differentiate the true from the false.
> >>
> >
> >>
> >>
> >>Bobby L
> >>
> >
> > Why assume that he missed an opportunity to stay sober? It could be
> > that he just decided AA wasn't his path to sobriety. If someone
> > wants
> > sobriety bad enough, they will find a path AA or other.
> >
>
> Assuming he is a real alcoholic, why assume the evidence posted here,
> that he is already prioritising his own religious prejudice above his
> recovery, is false?
>
> PS. AA *is* currently holding a membership drive, I've already seen
> an "It Works" TV promotion, once again.
>
>
> Bob
>
>