Applied Business Numerology
Vol. 5, Issue 28
A Weekly Publication of Life Path Business Services
Daniel R. Hardt, Editor
August 31, 2006
Welcome New Subscribers
Musings: Deciding
Happenings and Events: Professional Training Course
A Bit of Philosophy: Harmon Hartzell Bro
Featured Article: Improv Life Theater
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Welcome
Welcome to the new subscribers since the last issue. We
are glad to have you on board. Let us know what you think
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Musings:
Sorry I missed last week's issue. My mind just was not working well.
You visit a friend and are offered a choice of Pepsi or Sprite. You see that the
Pepsi bottle is almost full, but the Sprite bottle contains only a single
serving. You prefer the Sprite, but because you think that someone else may want
the Sprite you choose the Pepsi. Or you hesitate and let the host decide. Or you
debate until you show yourself to be indecisive.
Have you ever gone out on a date with someone whom you were just getting to know
and asked where your date would like to eat. Even when you gave two or three
choices, the response was, "I don't care," or "anyplace is fine." How did you
feel about the date?
Someone who is too hesitant or too compliant can be uncomfortable to be around.
The other person may really think that he or she is being considerate. Most
often someone unwilling to state a preference lacks self-esteem.
We often approach the universe or God or the collective unconscious in this
hesitant manner. Perhaps we are hoping that the results will be greater than we
dared to ask. If we get annoyed with people who can't or won't decide, are we
annoying God when we fail to ask firmly for what we want?
© 2006 Daniel R. Hardt
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A Bit of Philosophy
A man...must take his turn in the work game by striving for "success" or artha,
before he goes on to "service" or dharma. For if community service, as service
of the divine, be attempted without the firming and trimming of ego strength
found in the work game, then the service will be prostituted to personal
successes. Ecclesiastics will build churches where they should have built
people, politicians will build empires where they should have built mines, and
educators will build departments where they should have built theories...William
Sheldon, the somatotyping psychologist, has proposed that no man be allowed to
talk theology until he is fifty years of age - and presumably has taken his
licks in some version of the work game.
from High Play: Turning on Without Drugs. Harmon Hartzell Bro. New York:
Paperback Library, 1971.
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Featured Article by Daniel Hardt
Improv Life Theater
In our Scientific Basis of Numerology class, we talk about the interconnections
that each of us have to everyone else on the planet. Much of the material was
developed around Carl Jung's concept of the Unus Mundi, or the unity of the seen
and unseen.
We are each a part of the whole. Every thought, word or action, to a greater or
lesser degree affects every other individual. Whenever you think a negative
thought, or allow yourself to become angry or filled with hatred, that emotion
goes into the collective unconscious. The stronger the emotion behind the deed,
the more wide reaching the effect will be. We obviously have the greatest effect
upon those to whom we are close, either emotionally or proximately.
When you put joy into the data bank others receive a boost. Your good wishes and
thoughts of love raise the level of the collective unconscious. The effect of an
individual thought may seem to be imperceptible because of the vast number of
thoughts, words and actions that are entered. But under the concepts of quantum
physics we see quite a different picture. The formula for Einstein's Theory of
Relativity is E=mc2 (sorry, the superscript does not work in Notepad). Energy
equals mass times the speed of light squared. What you send out returns rapidly
and with force. In other words, whatever you send out comes back to you
multiplied. Therefore, your input may have a negligible effect on the collective
unconscious, but it will have an immense impact upon you personally.
Because each one of us is a part of the whole, we each fulfill an unique role in
the fabric of the planetary life. No one else can take your place. You were sent
to this earth to play a particular part in the whole. If you were meant to do
the complete job, there would be no need for 6 billion humans.
Few numerology charts are exactly alike. The numbers of your chart are your
script for the role you agreed to act. You can choose to improvise, and create a
different play, but when you do your actions affect the other players in your
cast. They may need to modify their lines to accommodate your ad-libbing.
© 2006 Daniel R. Hardt
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