Sunday, November 28, 2004

Wealth Creation and Preservation

What are your comments on the stock market, investments, corporate business ethics, running your own business and wealth preservation?

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Healthy Living

What tips would you like to share on the path to perfect health?

posted by Mike Levy @ 8:03 AM 1 comments

Philosophy View - Points

What is your philosophy... does it help you in your daily life?

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Religious View - Points

Express the way you see the world through the eyes of your religion.

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Spiritual Sanctury

Spiritual Sanctury

This is the place to express your soul's view of the world you live in as a human being.

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Political Viewpoints

Political Viewpoints.

What are your views on the state of politics world wide?

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Thursday, November 25, 2004

Post Your Essays Here

This is the place to post your essays for all the world to read

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Post Your Poems Here

This is the place to post your poems for all the world to read.

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Eternal Triumph

There is an ancient Greek tale of a man named Sisyphus. He was a playful trickster who played his pranks on everyone, including the gods. One day he fooled the god of death and locked him in a cupboard.


Of course, the death god was not too pleased and when he eventually was released by other gods, he condemned Sisyphus to an eternity of rolling a large, heavy boulder up a mountain. When he reached the top, the boulder would not rest and it rolled all the way down the mountain side to the bottom.


This then was his eternal tormented load to bear, or so it would seem. But, there is another way of looking at this story. Once Sisyphus got to the top he had a long time to enjoy himself as he made his way back down to the bottom. He would have a great view on the mountain top and could savor all the magnificent scenery and wild flowers on the way down.


When he started his task over and over again, he could think what a great workout he's been given and how it will help him keep fit and healthy. He could break out into song and sing... ‘Oh! what a beautiful morning,' as he takes deep breaths whilst gritting his teeth to push the rock up to the summit. He could observe the beauty in each vein of the rock and feel its sensational texture. He would have all the time in the outer-world to understand the rock and he are one and the same.


He could instruct his mind to believe the rock was actually pulling him up the mountain and it was he who was resisting the rocks power. He could play a game of push and pull. He could be thankful for the great strength the gods had given him so he is able to continue his labor of love and fun. He could blow them kisses and make up jokes for them, so that their mockery and laughter will focus on the jokes ... which may be, forever, on them.


We all have our rocks to push up mountains.


Whether it be our stock market portfolio boulder that seems to be rising nicely ... then crash...it is at the bottom again. Perhaps a person becomes a writer, artist, teacher or shop assistant, etc., and feels life is unfair ... that other people are not grateful for their contributions and efforts they continue to roll out.


Maybe mothers and fathers feel their children are not thankful for all their loving kindness and visa versa from the children's perspective. So many situations in life where a person feels as though they are given seemingly hard tasks to endure...they think their lot in life is not a happy one.... It only comprises of more and more hard toil, ridicule, complains and mockery as their rewards.


If we turn the tables on the way we view our efforts and enjoy our tasks no matter how taxing and difficult they appear to be, we may find they are not that demanding and formidable at all.


The secret lies in not letting other people or false gods, take away our joy of living, no matter what labors we have to implement.


I think you get the gist...... So here is your question to ponder........ When your life on earth is nearing its end and you look back on each event, do you want it to be recorded as A Tale of Woe or A Story of Joy......Always remember.......It's your rock...your mountain ... and your freedom of thought can make all the difference.

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Bio sketch MICHAEL LEVY.Michael levy was born in Manchester, England on the 6th March 1945.After many life experiences and a successful business career he retired to Florida in 1992.In 1998 Michael established Point of Life, Inc., as a vehicle to project his philosophy and spiritual understanding.


The website http://www.pointoflife.com/ and the associated newsletter (Point Of Life Global Newsletter) are visited and read by thousands of people around the world every month. Michael is a frequent speaker on radio, television(just a few examples UK; BBC, ITV4..USA; NBC, C-Span, ABC, Howard Stern Show) and he is now a host on Voice America.com radio. He also holds frequent seminars sharing and discusses his views about the purpose of life, finding the peace and enjoyment that lead to a healthy, stress-free life.



In just a few years he has become a world renowned poet. In 2002 Michael was invited to become a member of the prestigious Templeton Speaker's Bureau.



His web site in ranked number one in the world out of 1,800,000 web sites when "Inspirational books" are the search words on Google's search engine.Michael Levy is the author four books "What is the Point? "Minds of Blue Souls of Gold" "Enjoy Yourself - It's Later Than You Think" and "Invest with a Genius."



Michael's poetry and essays now grace many web sites, Journals and Magazines throughout the world.His philosophies have become a major source of Truth, Wisdom and Love for many people. Just one example from many........ The Royal Collage of Psychiatry has recently published three of his works. Web Sites :

http://www.pointoflife.com/

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