Comments on: Happy is as happy does http://ronscolastico.com/blog/happy-is-as-happy-does Metaphysical Musings from Ron & Susan Scolastico Sat, 17 Sep 2011 22:19:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Fred http://ronscolastico.com/blog/happy-is-as-happy-does#comment-166 Fred Fri, 03 Jul 2009 06:54:54 +0000 http://ronscolastico.com/blog/?p=107#comment-166 I read the Earth Adventure and was deeply impressed and affected by Dr. Scolastico's life story and his work with the guides. I agree with your assessment of television and that we are visually overstimulated towards ends that are contradictory to the enhancement of our consciousness. I voluntarily stopped watching TV 44 years ago when I was 13 and find reading much preferable to development of our inner pscyhe. Plus not watching TV allows to us to work on personal relationships. In this way we are not so likely to leave the black clouds of fear and negativity at the end of our earthly lives of which the guides speak. I read the Earth Adventure and was deeply impressed and affected by Dr. Scolastico’s life story and his work with the guides. I agree with your assessment of television and that we are visually overstimulated towards ends that are contradictory to the enhancement of our consciousness. I voluntarily stopped watching TV 44 years ago when I was 13 and find reading much preferable to development of our inner pscyhe. Plus not watching TV allows to us to work on personal relationships. In this way we are not so likely to leave the black clouds of fear and negativity at the end of our earthly lives of which the guides speak.

]]> By: Rose Rosetree http://ronscolastico.com/blog/happy-is-as-happy-does#comment-129 Rose Rosetree Thu, 19 Feb 2009 14:34:24 +0000 http://ronscolastico.com/blog/?p=107#comment-129 Susan, I couldn't agree more. Pursuit of happiness is hollow. Yet pursuit IS important. A worthy aim could be pursuit of deeper truth, deeper perception, deeper connection to God, or -- if you're as cool as Susan Scolastico -- a Peace Corps-like service to humanity. Any worthy pursuit is the motorboat that will bring happiness in its wake. Don't you think? Susan, I couldn’t agree more. Pursuit of happiness is hollow. Yet pursuit IS important.

A worthy aim could be pursuit of deeper truth, deeper perception, deeper connection to God, or — if you’re as cool as Susan Scolastico — a Peace Corps-like service to humanity.

Any worthy pursuit is the motorboat that will bring happiness in its wake. Don’t you think?

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