Survive at All Costs ... The Physical Realm's Prime Directive.

Written by Edward B. Toupin, Ph.D.


We all sometimes wonder why some people behave like "animals". We even wonder where our own rages and wild feelings of chaos originate. Although we might find them unusual as they can conflict with our values, indeed, animalistic behavior is as much a part of us as our skin. Whilerepparttar skin is there to protect our inner organs and vessels,repparttar 129556 animalistic behavior is there to protectrepparttar 129557 existence ofrepparttar 129558 physical being---an outer skin of sorts.

The physical realm of our being only has one objective: survival. In its rawest form,repparttar 129559 body must remain intact and it will do so at any risk to its surroundings. Beat uprepparttar 129560 neighbor. Get food. Kickrepparttar 129561 dog. Procreate. Survive at all costs! It is never satisfied with anything. Whenrepparttar 129562 half-full glass is filled, it wants a bigger glass.

Perhapsrepparttar 129563 Universe realized that it erred up by putting out an organism that would go so far as to kill and destroy just to get food. Imagine what would happen at fast food joints at lunch time! So, to balancerepparttar 129564 strength and instincts ofrepparttar 129565 physical,repparttar 129566 Universe developedrepparttar 129567 creative intellect ofrepparttar 129568 soul. The souler being is easily satisfied and is bent on happiness, living, and enjoying. Or, was this blatant survival mode ofrepparttar 129569 physical creation intended to behave as such to protectively house its souler component? Which one came first?

I know this sounds likerepparttar 129570 old "chicken andrepparttar 129571 egg", but indeed, it is a valid question to ponder. However, considerrepparttar 129572 variations torepparttar 129573 ideas ofrepparttar 129574 physical and souler interaction and existence. If indeedrepparttar 129575 body came first, thenrepparttar 129576 soul is instantiated simply to controlrepparttar 129577 instincts ofrepparttar 129578 physical. But, ifrepparttar 129579 soul came first, then each body is created solely for an individual soul to live, grow, and learn in this physical Universe. What a wonderful combination! A calm, cool, and collected soul to manage an out of control physical host. This means thatrepparttar 129580 two are together for a reason, but are separate.

In today's world, by applying some of these thoughts, indeed, it seems that we tend to focus more onrepparttar 129581 physical becauserepparttar 129582 thirst for physical fulfillment is unquenchable. However, while obtaining satisfaction forrepparttar 129583 soul is actually simple, we've been taught that "neverrepparttar 129584 two shall meet" as our society readily concedes torepparttar 129585 physical and rarely acceptsrepparttar 129586 virtual, conceptual, non-physical realm ofrepparttar 129587 souler.

A Simple Motivation Techniques For Massive Success

Written by Peter Murphy


Want to hear about a simple & effective motivation technique?

Itīll help you get motivated and stay motivated.

Do you want to knowrepparttar key to beating procrastination and achieving much more?

Let me tell you how I discoveredrepparttar 129554 secret to achieving massive success...

I had some work to do yesterday and I kept putting it off.

I thought to my self - Iīll wait until later when I feel more alert and inrepparttar 129555 right frame of mind to do it just right

Do you ever do this?

Then it hit me like a ton of bricks. If I wait forrepparttar 129556 perfect moment I will be waiting a very long time.

With that in mind I just got started. I tookrepparttar 129557 pressure off and stopped insisting that I create a perfect piece of work.

The endless pursuit of perfection andrepparttar 129558 craving for total and complete success at everything you do is a trap.

A dangerous trap. Andrepparttar 129559 opposite of a motivation technique.

Why?

Because it will stop you from getting started. And beginning is sometimes all you need to do to ensure success.

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