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  1. I know of Eucerin...good stuff, but it always stung my childrens skin.

    Another one I use is called Eutra....hard to find tho', they have an 1-800-63EUTRA number. It is imported from Switzerland....and this never stung my kids' skin.

    Living in New Mexico and having a family with allergies (meaning the occaisional excema pops up) we are serious about our dry skin. icon_biggrin.gif:D-->

  2. WG--

    itchy skin...

    AHAVA - DERMUD

    best stuff in the world...hubby ails from horrible dryness -- uses this religiously now...

    I know all about the vit E and ground flax and all that junk---all good junk---but for releif this stuff is great. When I am in the pool all summer long, this is the only soothing stuff that really helps my chlorinated skin---I dont take showers the split second I am out of the pool.

    I get it local and use a dealer in Isreal where it's made. The Isreali guy will get specials now and then and then I stock up.

    This is the famous stuff made from the dead sea mud. If you get it ---get the DERMUD body cream--its better than the hand cream. Also it is so thick that when you think its empty, cut the flat seam off and you will find lots more...I uuse a binder clip to close it, once I have done that. It is not cheap, but then again, you get what you pay for.

  3. making our believing the impetous that answered prayers is dependent on is like saying God depends on us for direction....I don't think so

    Last I knew, when a drowning person needs help--swimming lesson knowledge is not what saves them

  4. Juan---I liked your post.

    Grizzy --tgats funny--eve and weekends..LOL

    There are other parts that describe the illusion that was our ministry in many versions...and I do like the NRS now---that I am weaned off of reading and talking like pre-guttenburg.

    And even the Pharisees had people following the law correctly...doesn't make them good Jews if behind the scenes they were as idolotrous as the word says they were.

  5. Thank you Oak--well put. It saved me the time.

    Papajohn--I did leave and with my family intact. And the idea that just because people did not leave right away does not mean they did not confront any of the "evil doers" our very own TWI Sadducees and Pharisees. There are other issues besides taking the "holy" stand...like family and so forth...maybe your employer is TWI...and you have squat to get out with..so you stay and try t figure out some kind of a plan ---Im just saying there are many scenarios to play out in this big mess called TWI.

  6. Oldies and John, when I read your posts':

    What I see, is the idea that the followers had to be more perfect than the leaders in your eyes.

    what I see, is the idea that people should not have wanted leaders in the first place...consequently it is thier fault they were duped.

    What I see is the idea that the tail is supposed to wag the dog.

    What kind of understanding of human nature and the abuses of that very nature is that?

    As I said on the "no authority" thread, the idea completely ignores the complexities of human psychology.

  7. The problem with this quote is oversimplification.

    What is the source of any action....incredibly multiple and varied...

    that quote is just way too superficial for me.

    I don't think I give TWI any authority any more, but I would validate the idea that it is there in my subconsciousness.

  8. I think we analyze the good stuff too much.

    and don't just letting the living of life and the good things be.

    I understand the ambiguiousness, been there and been there and been there, but I got to a point tht nothing was there...so I quit going back...and started to just really enjoy when thigs worked out...be there directly God erlated, or the so called coincidences of life.

  9. Danny- If you study the Calvinist's --which I did not do until leaving TWI, the parellel is similar...they too believed your prosperity was a sign of godliness.

  10. welll-----

    as far as om and jiam....

    I think two thoughts,

    the summary thought..."he who smelt it dealt it..."

    and the more complicated one of defense of abuse on their part to illustrate what the Subtle Power of SPiritual Abuse says in many more pages which I wont duplicate here....but I will mention the psychology of trust as leverage of which they seem totally in denial of the existence of even the concept.

  11. the fear that I worked hard to overcome and have now successfully was fear of making friends with native americans or any aboriginal indiginous people with different Gods, or homosexuals, or catholics of all people......not following their philosophies...just making friends.

  12. Imbus-you made a really interesting comment about the presence of conflict flushing out the real issues. I thought that was insightful....It would be boring if we all agreed, and I thinking facing people sometimes helps me to really solidify what I am thinking and feeling internally....sometimes it helps me find the words or see the position I have taken objectively and then I still agree with myself or sometimes change, but it does help ---sometimes. But still keep your guard up from the scab pickers of the world. icon_wink.gif;)-->

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