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Vol. 5 Issue #06
Rebuilding The World One Free Spirit at a Time
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Last month I mentioned that help was
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with the newsletter and the site. I am so excited and humbled by how well
the system works. I thought about help, I asked for help and help was given
to me, that is how easily the system works, thought, word and deed (and
perhaps a little patience until you fine tune it).
Tracy is one of the wonderful
volunteers and her story is included in the feature article this month. Her
story is worth while reading as we call all relate to it. Tracy is going to
be helping on the site and the newsletter, we just have to work out the
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A WINNER NEVER USES CHANCE OR LUCK TO WIN
06/19/05
In games of chance, what separates a
player from a winner and are they mutually exclusive?
It takes some skill to be a good poker player. Certainly one needs
to know the number of cards in a deck, how many suits in each deck and what
the different hands are and which hand beats which. One must also be very
good at math and be able to figure the odds of any card or hand showing up
in the game and memory is an exceptional bonus.
Poker is more than a game of "chance;" chance takes the power away
from the player. Poker is a game of choices that lead to a desired outcome
and for a true winner there is no "luck" or "chance."
In order to be a successful player, one must know why they are in
the game in the first place. Are they there just for the sake of being in
the game or are they there to win. There is the love of the game and the
winning, but there is also losing.
Poker is much more than randomly playing each hand, it is a mind
game as well. To be a successful player, that is, to continually stay in the
game one must be able to put energy into the game and then be able to take
that energy and more from the others. A game of cards is a "closed system,"
and cannot sustain itself unless there are bets, and that means something
has to be added. The addition is collateral, value or energy added to the
game to keep it going, it is fuel that drives the game, when the money or
collateral is gone so are the players.
All players know that in order to stay in the game they must
continually feed the pot. The odds are that everyone in the game will win
hands and lose hands and no one will win or lose all hands. So gamblers play
odds and the odds are calculated during the game. Each player expects to
lose a few hands and by playing the odds skilfully they will be the major
winner at the end of the game. The game may include only one or many hands
until the player stops putting energy (collateral) into the game.
In games of chance all participants are winners whether they have
losing hands or not. The reason for the game is the game and an opportunity
for the players to demonstrate their thoughts about themselves in a social
interaction. Each player gets back from the game what he/she has mentally
put into it, and the rewards are as individual as the player.
Who determines the winner in a game of poker? Most would agree it
would be the one that walks away with the pot at the end of the game.
However, this definition is really superficial because the root causes of
the players are not considered. If one is playing long term strategy then
walking away from the game a loser is only an illusion, it may well be just
another step on the way to being a winner. So the strategies of others may
never be judged accurately because the philosophy of any one particular
player is unknown.
What separates a winner from a player or a loser with long-term
gamblers is the internal thoughts of the player himself.
A player has many skills and control over how he plays his hands.
He has some understanding of how other players play their hands from his own
interaction with them. If the game is being played honestly the player has
absolutely no control over the cards he receives as they are drawn randomly
from a deck or several decks.
Some players stand out as winners over time because they
continually win their hands, and yet all players have exactly the same odds
or chances of getting the same cards from one game to another.
Is it that some players simply play their hands with more skill
and can calculate the odds better or read the other players better? I
believe it goes deeper than that.
When one looks around the table you see other players, you do not
see their minds. It is the mind that drives the body, the body is the
illusion of the player that turns over the cards, but the mind is
controlling the game. It is the mind that creates the desire and the body
that displays that desire physically.
One’s mind is the source that predetermines the outcome of the
game. If it is within one’s thought process that he/she is a loser, then
that is reflected in the physical part of the process, in this case the
game. If one’s root thought is that he is a winner then the game will also
reflect that thought in real life. If one considers her or himself just a
player that is how the game will be played out. He will never be a
consistent winner or loser but will go along with the ride as one who enjoys
the game and breaks even.
All of these kinds of players can be considered winners at some
level of understanding as the results of the game reflect their most inner
thought about themselves and why they are in the game.
A winner does not go to the table to play poker. A winner does not
consider him or herself a player. A winner has only one root thought and
that is that he/she is a winner and that can only be reflected physically as
one who wins most of the hands and walks away with the pot. It can not work
any other way. If you know yourself as a winner then your life has to
reflect that, it is a universal law. What you think must be manifested at
some level of physical existence. All thoughts are manifested as physical
things or circumstances. To the extent that one’s thought is known as truth;
is the degree that it will be physically observable.
You cannot truthfully say that you are a winner if it is not
observable physically. What you are displaying is a physical lie, you are
lying to yourself about who you are and you are not in contact with your
inner truth. If you say that you are a winner and consistently lose, you
have displayed your ability to lie and fool yourself.
If you say that you are a loser and you consistently display that
physically, then in fact you are a winner by your own definition because you
are successfully creating what you know as you truth. You can never fool
yourself. Your true thoughts are always displayed physically for all to see.
It is also important to realize that you can never be judged accurately by
others or even yourself unless the root cause for the physical observation
is known and to know that one must communicate with the spiritual part or
inner thought process of the individual.
If one knows oneself to be a winner in poker then that person is
in direct control of the cards, they are no longer randomly distributed. The
players root cause will control the cards so that the player is manifested
as a winner. The spirit will know the hands of the other players and will
cause the appropriate cards to be displayed, all participants act together
in agreement at some level with this arrangement so there are no random
losers and the winner is already known. The only exception to this is that
the player may be playing the game from the superficial physical level. The
ego always has the last word and his conscious thoughts about how to play
any hand may get in the way.
If all the players have folded at the table except for yourself
and another then you would guess at what cards he holds and would calculate
what cards are needed to beat his hand. If you are playing the game at a
strictly physical level you might be thinking "Royal Flush," when all you
really need is a pair of threes and you would have severely limited your
odds of winning. A true winner would only hold the thought of winning
knowing that he could, without the burden of having to figure out the
winning hand or second guess his natural process for creating winning hands.
A player’s most inner thought is always reflected accurately at
the poker table.
In physical life a persons most inner thought is always displayed
accurately in his/her daily life. Judgements are always inaccurate and
cannot reflect your truth unless the purpose of the mind is known.
To know oneself as a winner, one must demonstrate winning
physically. To know oneself as a loser, one must also display that
physically. To experience either one of these things physically then you
must know that it was your thoughts that created the experience, not anyone
else’s. You must also know that you can change your thoughts about who you
are at any time and allow the process to reflect those thoughts physically
and you do that by simply knowing what it is that you desire, and you do not
try to control the process by allowing the ego to pick the winning cards.
A winner considers a losing hand as another step to winning in a
game of strategy. Therefore the losing hand is actually a winning hand. All
steps for a winner are winning steps because they bring to him/her what is
desired, and the outcome is always visible or made real in physical terms.
You cannot play to be a winner; you are a winner first, then you
become a player. A winner never gambles to win; he wins because that is who
he is.
If you go into a game to prove yourself a winner, you cannot be a
winner; at best you can only be someone who is trying to "prove," himself a
winner. Winners, losers and players are mutually exclusive; you do not have
to be one to be the other.
A winner can never be a winner from need, desperation or addiction
(illness) but from knowing that he is a winner in all aspects of his/her
life and it comes from the most fundamental aspect of who you are, from
spirit and even these aspects cannot be judged because they may be part of
the strategy or process that takes one to what he desires. The game is never
over until you say that it is, until you get up and walk away from the
table.
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Roy's Quotable Quotes
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"Letting go is the 2nd hardest thing I've every done, the first is not
letting go!"
Roy E. Klienwachter
(It has been my
policy to only feature quality articles written by experienced writers in
this newsletter. By implimenting this policy I believe I have put myself in
a box, so from time to time I will feature a quality article submitted by a
new writer. I have done so this month because of the very important message
in this article. It was written by Tracy, and it expresses very well what
all of us have to go through eventually. We begin our search looking outward
until we come to a point where we know that we have left the place that
holds our answers, I know you will relate very well to this article.)
FROM TRACY
Dear Roy,
Thank you for responding to my email, my apologies for not getting back
sooner, I only received your mail yesterday and I needed sometime to think
how best to describe myself.
Where to start? I am not sure but I will try to summarize the essense of me.
I am a 33 year old women living in Ireland. My awakening has lasted quite
some-time from birth really but on the way it has experienced two broken
relationships and two wonderful children. I am telling you this becuase it
is relelvant to where I have been and the direction I am going.
Around the time my first relationship ended, I had been exploring our old
pagan traditions and spirituality as well as chatting to the occassional
Jehovah Witness. (which was usually once or twice a month, all the other
times I was hiding behind the door). Anyway I could hear God calling,
however, Wiccan was so un-acceptable and even though I could see Universal
truths, the word pagan/witch frightened me. Jehovah's were a little to
selective for my liking and I found that other representives of Christ came
along. I became involved in the Born again faith, I was attracted to their
qualities and the trust they had in an unseen God. For the most, a happy
time, I began to feel positive and enjoyed a personal relationship with God
and myself (the God within). I was free from Guilt.
At this stage I know now I was only becoming aware and developing my
spirituality.
After 3-4 years I decided to go it alone, my own discernment and
understanding was telling me that not all was as it appeared to me that
religion separated people and I felt that this was not what Christ was
trying to teach, I felt that as with most religions, they put God in a box.
So feeling alone, with God out of the box, I walked on. I decided that
God/The Divine answered all prayers, sometimes in ways unknown to us but I
also decided that God helps those who helps themselves, so I set about
finding a companion to share my life with. This afterall was all I needed
to be fully happy. (How wrong was I) So with the power of prayer and a
mission to find a husband, I began creating my life with the constant
reminder of God's hand in it all and guess what I got what I prayed for.
My husband and I enjoyed much time sharing our ideals, truths, and beliefts,
and connected on a wonderful soul experience, we shared our inspirations,
music and literature. All too soon the reality and responsibiltiy kicked in
and we found we were (for many reasons) re-acting from either end of the
argument with little or no compromise. We created barriers that became to
high to see over and we drifted further apart, but we remained in the
relationship despite ourselves.
Over the last 4 years, I have been involved in the basic course in
Counselling, Reiki 1 and 11, I have tested out a psychic development course
and have been reading material to do with soul evolution, body mind and
spirit. Books like conversations with God, the Journey of the soul, Angel
questions and answers, a brief look at Tibetan practices and Shamanism. I
have also become aware of dream messages and have examined myself for a year
in my own personal counselling.
I have come to understand that my life is as it should be and that I have
had much to learn and these were the lessonss I needed to endure to become
fully aware of who I am, and becoming connected, beginning to trust again,
to release the past and get through emotional triggers and baggage I had
been carrying around with me and remembering my own self worth.
I am a part of an intrinsic pattern of the Universe with the desire and
intention to do good and maybe make a difference, there is no-where else to
go and no more need for searching.
Sometimes, it is hard to connect the head and the heart, for fear still
lives there but I develope a little more every day, I meditate more often
but
still not enough. I am looking at my emotions and am changing patterns of
thoughts. I see things differently. I am trying to over come some physical
behaviour patterns and unhealthy habits. I am connecting more and more and
overcoming difficulties with a different approach. I most enjoy being out
in
nature and connecting there. I have been involved in a women's spirituality
group and have been given the wonderful re-assurance that I am not mad and
that there are like minded people - all with their different belief systems
with the same insecurities.
We are all looking for the same thing but on our different paths and all I
have seen and experienced share most of the same Universal truths!
I don't know how I can help you, and like you I don't believe in
co-incidence, a freind of mine once described them as God Incidences and I
agree. I saw your request and heard God calling. ( A little voice said-
maybe this is it, go for it, email Roy, he will know if you are a suitable
candidate) I'd been praying for an outlet, and directions somewhere to help
and reach out from.
So whew! from all that you can probably ascertain that I am a real pain the
the ass! (laugh out loud), no seriously in brief I am analytical, a good
problem solver, a bit of an examiner, Inquisitive, a little insecure at
times and generally a big softie who dislikes confrontation, I am also
tenacious with a love for the Divine and a desire to create love, peace and
harmony in myself, my children's lives, my environment striving to offer the
same to people I come into contact with by trying to remember that beyond
the physical we are all spirits connected by the mystical wonderment of the
Divine.
Look forward to hearing from you again soon.
Kindest regards,
Tracy
You are the Power, it comes from no where else.
Thanks to all for your support... Live well and
Prosper.
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