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Vol.2 No. 7
Copyright Harvey Cohen ~ Published by AaaHa!
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- If you do not believe you can have it all,
- then you get to choose
- how much less than all you will have !
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- INVESTIGATE
THIS! - PART II
"Circumstance does
not make the man. Circumstance reveals man to himself." ...........Ralph Waldo Emerson
- Circumstances in
life are a series of indisputable facts.
- Like;
When
it's
raining.
When
the
Yankees lose 5-3.
When
the
tire is flat.
When
you
are fired.
When your
script is turned down.
When you are stuck in traffic at 6:15 pm
When you get married.
When you are 82 years old.
When your significant relationship forgot your
birthday.
When 36 inches equals a yard.
When it's 110 in the shade.
When someone you want to say 'Yes', says
'No'.
When your sister had a face lift.
- Facts
have no meaning other than the meaning you give
the facts. The facts
alone are neutral. Circumstances are
neutral.
- neu·tral
-Not
aligned with, supporting, or favoring either
side in a dispute or situation.
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- Facts/circumstances are neither good or bad,
right or wrong, ugly nor beautiful.
Circumstances have no meaning other than the
meaning you give the circumstances.
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- So
What?
- Here's 'So what'. It's what you do with the
facts of circumstances that tells you more
about you then it tells you about the
circumstances.
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- Circumstances have no power. That's why there are those that prosper and thrive even
in the worst of circumstances, and
there are those that struggle even in the best of
circumstances. Circumstances are neutral.
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- It's not a fact that you had a 'lousy' day'. The
fact is, you had a day, twenty-four hours long,
totally neutral. A day is just a day. It
doesn't do anything to you. Why you make a
neutral day to be 'lousy' is worthy of
serious investigation.
The more you treat your interpretation of
the facts......as reality, rather than as YOUR
interpretation of the facts, the more your mis-understanding
about what is obvious limits your options in
life.
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All
circumstances in your life are 'NEUTRAL', waiting
for you to give them meaning. And the meaning you
give circumstances you tend to call 'reality',
when it is really your perception of the facts.
Big diff. Think about it.
- Happy
trails,
- Harvey
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Next issue:
INVESTIGATE THIS! - PART III
- THE MOTHER OF ALL ILLUSIONS
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The shortest
distance between two points
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is usually under
construction.
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------Zach Mann
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Reasonable people
adapt themselves to the world.
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Unreasonable
people attempt to adapt the world to
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themselves. All
progress, therefore, depends on
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unreasonable
people."
- --George Bernard Shaw
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- Space and time
are not conditions in which we live,
- they are modes in
which we think.
---Albert Einstein
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- An adventure is
an inconvenience rightly considered.
- An inconvenience
is an adventure wrongly considered.
- --G. K.
Chesterton
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- Desert snails may
doze for three or four years.
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- Is it
possible to be totally partial?
- --George
Carlin
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- The guy who
invented the first wheel was an idiot.
- The guy who
invented the other three, he was a genius.
- ----Sid Caesar
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After
hearing two eyewitness accounts
of the same
accident,
you begin to
wonder about history.
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- "Love is
like quicksilver in the hand.
- Leave
the fingers open and it
- stays.
Clutch it, and it darts away."
- -------------Dorothy Parker
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- A father
said to his son,
- "When Abe
Lincoln was your age,
- he was
studying books by
- the light of
the fireplace."
The son replied,
- "When
Lincoln was your age, he was President."
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"Youth is not a time of life; it is a state of
mind;
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it is not a matter of rosy cheeks, red lips and
supple knees;
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it is a matter of the will, a quality of the
imagination,
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a vigor of the emotions; it is the
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freshness of the deep springs of life."
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----Samuel Ullman
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The guest bathrobes and towels at
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the Ritz Hotel in Paris are Apricot
in color.
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- A husband
accompanies his wife to the neighborhood butcher
shop where she always purchases a roast for their
Sunday dinners. It is a first for the husband.
Before the roast was wrapped, the wife had the
butcher cut and remove about two inches from both
ends of the roast.
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- Curious
husband: How is it that you have the
butcher cut and remove about two inches of perfectly
good meat from both ends of the roast?
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- Wife:
I always have the butcher cut and remove about two
inches from both ends of the roasts I buy.
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- Curious
husband: Yes, but........why?
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- Wife:
Because my mother always has the butcher cut and
remove about two inches from each end of the roasts
she buys.
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- Curious
husband: Why?
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- Wife:
I really don't know. I assume she had a very good
reason.
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- Curious
husband: Do you know the reason?
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Wife:
No.
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- Curious
husband: Are you curious as to why your
mother always has the butcher cut and remove about
two inches from each end of the roasts she buys?
- Wife:
I am now. Let's call mother. Hello mother...... I'm
curious as why you have the butcher cut and remove
about two inches from both ends of the roasts you
buy.
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- Mother:
I always have the butcher cut and remove about two
inches from both ends of the roasts I buy.
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- Curious
wife: Yes, I know. But........why?
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- Mother:
Why? I do it because my mother always has the
butcher cut and remove about two inches from both
ends of the roasts she buys, that's why.
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- Curious
wife: Hmmmmm. I think I'll call grandma.
Hello grandma........I'm curious. Why do you have
the butcher cut and remove about two inches from
both ends of the roasts you buy?
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- Grandma:
Because I have a very small baking pan.
With a ball point or
felt tip pen draw a happy face on
your thumb. Two dots for the eyes
and a smile for the mouth. Look at
your thumb, and with as much
conviction you can muster, affirm
the following:
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Today
I Will Remember
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My
Limitations Are Not Real,
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But Are Hand-me-downs From Others,
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And No Longer A Big Deal.
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Glance
at your thumb during the course of the day. It
will remind you that any limiting notion that
crosses your mind is but an illogical idea
picked up from 'whomever', freeing your mind to
explore more creative
options and opportunities.
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Should you
decide to accept this assignment, don't be
surprised to find yourself exercising dominion
over habits that limit you in any way, causing
you to see greater opportunities that you were
previously blocking. As a matter of fact, you
can expect it. Wanna bet?
Reaffirm the
above affirmation when replacing a fading happy
face.
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This assignment
is to continue until your next mission.
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When Goliath came
against the Israelites,
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the soldiers all
thought, "He's so big, we can
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never kill him."
But David looked at the same
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giant and
thought, "He's so big, I can't miss him."
---Dr. Dale E. Turner
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'Tis distance
lends enchantment to the view.
---Thomas Campbell
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We see things not
as they are, but as we are.
---Dennis Kimbro
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My opinions may
have changed,
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but not the fact
that I am right.
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-- Ashleigh
Brilliant
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What you think
you think is not always
what you think you think.
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Interviewer:
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And
to what do you attribute your
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healthy longevity and enormous success in life?
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Ruth
Gordon:
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I
don't pay any attention to the facts.
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The
secret of health for both mind and body
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is
not to mourn for the past, worry about the
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future, or anticipate troubles but to live in the
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present moment wisely and earnestly.
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History will be kind to me, for I intend to write it.
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The hardest
thing in life is to know
which bridge
to cross and which to burn.
-David
Russell
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All
roads lead to Rome.
--Roman Proverb
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All
roads do not lead to Rome.
--Slovenian Proverb
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Greetings
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oh
magnificent one~
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Have a
wish? No sweat!
- But,
- don't
look at me!
- Get
real. I'm a fable.
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Grant it
yourself!
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- That's
a wrap!
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