How do you define success? how do you achieve success? So many interesting people here, I wanted to get some different perspectives. I'll post mine pending responses!
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Phantastica
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the definition of success is obviously relative. i would define success as the recognition of "as within so without". the most important purpose of life defies the traditional definition of the word "purpose"; the "purpose" is to simple BE. Nothing more. It is to be CONSCIOUS. of course we're all conscious at some level or else we wouldn't be able to tell the difference between for ex bitter and sweet taste. but to be conscious of the consciousness itself requires "effortless effort" and comes with a certain level of awareness. I believe no matter what one chooses to do, as long as he/she is aware of the awareness itself (and CONSISTENT with this recognition), they're successful. A person can accomplish many great tasks, and help the world like no one has before, but if s/he is not in the consistent flow of recognition of oneself as that unnameable emptiness, they're not as successful as they have the potential to be. I would also call this state of ever-present consistent recognition nirvana/enlightenment. I personally "think" i'm far from this state (teachings say that the very idea that enlightenment isn't already present here is the reason we seek, and don't become finders. we've been looking in the wrong place.)
I consider myself only partially successful, but believe that true success comes effortlessly if we only stop trying/doing. my work is in progress...
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I consider myself only partially successful, but believe that true success comes effortlessly if we only stop trying/doing. my work is in progress...
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success . . . . . achieving fullfillment at or with, what it is your doing or experiencing, while maintaining the highest degree of integrity.
An example of this could be a person who sets a goal or sets a standard for himself and achieves it, while being honest and true to himself and in that quest, walking the walk.
No two people truely measure it the same way.
An example of this could be a person who sets a goal or sets a standard for himself and achieves it, while being honest and true to himself and in that quest, walking the walk.
No two people truely measure it the same way.
Ayawasqero
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For me, to be successful is to obtain my dose of DMT.
Ice House Shaman said:
good definition - thanks!
Exactly why I asked the question! I want as many definitions as there are members. What is success to you? Can it ever be achieved, or is it a dangling carrot...?
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