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		By: How to Do the Right Thing &#124; Sri Chinmoy Inspiration		</title>
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		By: Tammera		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Aug 2012 18:29:26 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Very great post and I agree with everything you said. I have a problem. Now I am going to say this first: I am very lucky, I have a great fiance and a wonderful 4 year old baby boy, and I am a stay at home mom, we may not have a lot of money but we have just enough to allow me to be a stay at home mom, and we have a house (only in my fiance&#039;s name though) and my fiance is a responsible, intelligent, reliable, faithful, loving, respectable., very attractive,  man and great father. My son is my whole world, my life, and I love him more than anything else in the whole universe and I want only the very very best for him. So my problem is this: I do not live NY fiance. I mean I love him like a best friend but that is it. I never ever want to have sex with him or cuddle with him or hold his hand or hug him. I have never, even from day one, I have never had any sexual feelings towards him or even any desire at all to even touch him. Dont get me wrong he has a very very great body and gorgeous face (not that that is a deciding factor with me ever because I am attracted to someone by chemistry, a desire to touch and be touched by that person whether that person is gorgeous or not so gorgeous)  but I have never had any chemistry with him. He knows how I feel and is convinced I will someday fall in love with him and everything will be just great. I only started dating him because he was such a great guy it was nice to be treated so sweetly and I had just gotten out of a bad relationship.  I know what true love feels like, I have been there and still do love that man but i could never go back to that man no matter how I feel. I feel that true love never goes away, it may temporize or change a bit but it never truly goes away. But since I know what it feels like I really really want to have that again. I want to walk down the aisle when I get married to the man I love so much and feel nothing but joy. But I know if I ever married my fiance I would not feel joy, I would feel like I was making a bad choice. BUT I want what is best for my son, and he has two loving patents that are together in one home, that get along well with each other, who may not be affectionate to each other nor lovey dovey but that are both great parents in one home. My son loves having both mommy and daddy together, he loves us being a family, and I love that he is so happy. I dont want to ruin that happiness. If I split from daddy I would have to get a job (which I have no problem with working, I actually like working) but I dont want to take away from my time with him. But that I know I could work around a bit by working weekends waitressing (which I&#039;m very good at) and could make enough money to support me and my baby, but I&#039;d have to move into an apartment and I just feel I&#039;d be ruining my son&#039;s wonderful little life that he has right now. I dont want to do that at all. I never ever want to hurt him like that. But I also really want to be truly in love. Not that I feel I must be in a relationship to be happy because that&#039;s so not true, I&#039;m just fine being single, but I would eventually like to find love and get married to the man I love. I just dont know what the right thing to do is. My son, my Fiance and I all have this great life. I just am not in love with my fiance and we never have any intimacy because I never want to with him but I definitely want to with other men(which I have never cheated nor ever would, but I&#039;ve definitely met men before that I wished I wasn&#039;t in a relationship so I could date them and see if they were THE ONE). I just dont know what to do? I dont want to hurt my son or my fiance but I want to be happy. I know I&#039;m being very selfish and I feel very guilty about it. I am just so confused as to what the right thing to do? Can you help me please?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Very great post and I agree with everything you said. I have a problem. Now I am going to say this first: I am very lucky, I have a great fiance and a wonderful 4 year old baby boy, and I am a stay at home mom, we may not have a lot of money but we have just enough to allow me to be a stay at home mom, and we have a house (only in my fiance&#8217;s name though) and my fiance is a responsible, intelligent, reliable, faithful, loving, respectable., very attractive,  man and great father. My son is my whole world, my life, and I love him more than anything else in the whole universe and I want only the very very best for him. So my problem is this: I do not live NY fiance. I mean I love him like a best friend but that is it. I never ever want to have sex with him or cuddle with him or hold his hand or hug him. I have never, even from day one, I have never had any sexual feelings towards him or even any desire at all to even touch him. Dont get me wrong he has a very very great body and gorgeous face (not that that is a deciding factor with me ever because I am attracted to someone by chemistry, a desire to touch and be touched by that person whether that person is gorgeous or not so gorgeous)  but I have never had any chemistry with him. He knows how I feel and is convinced I will someday fall in love with him and everything will be just great. I only started dating him because he was such a great guy it was nice to be treated so sweetly and I had just gotten out of a bad relationship.  I know what true love feels like, I have been there and still do love that man but i could never go back to that man no matter how I feel. I feel that true love never goes away, it may temporize or change a bit but it never truly goes away. But since I know what it feels like I really really want to have that again. I want to walk down the aisle when I get married to the man I love so much and feel nothing but joy. But I know if I ever married my fiance I would not feel joy, I would feel like I was making a bad choice. BUT I want what is best for my son, and he has two loving patents that are together in one home, that get along well with each other, who may not be affectionate to each other nor lovey dovey but that are both great parents in one home. My son loves having both mommy and daddy together, he loves us being a family, and I love that he is so happy. I dont want to ruin that happiness. If I split from daddy I would have to get a job (which I have no problem with working, I actually like working) but I dont want to take away from my time with him. But that I know I could work around a bit by working weekends waitressing (which I&#8217;m very good at) and could make enough money to support me and my baby, but I&#8217;d have to move into an apartment and I just feel I&#8217;d be ruining my son&#8217;s wonderful little life that he has right now. I dont want to do that at all. I never ever want to hurt him like that. But I also really want to be truly in love. Not that I feel I must be in a relationship to be happy because that&#8217;s so not true, I&#8217;m just fine being single, but I would eventually like to find love and get married to the man I love. I just dont know what the right thing to do is. My son, my Fiance and I all have this great life. I just am not in love with my fiance and we never have any intimacy because I never want to with him but I definitely want to with other men(which I have never cheated nor ever would, but I&#8217;ve definitely met men before that I wished I wasn&#8217;t in a relationship so I could date them and see if they were THE ONE). I just dont know what to do? I dont want to hurt my son or my fiance but I want to be happy. I know I&#8217;m being very selfish and I feel very guilty about it. I am just so confused as to what the right thing to do? Can you help me please?</p>
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		By: christine		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Nov 2011 18:00:40 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I don&#039;t know what to do ... I have a tricky situation in a volunteer organisation and I am the secretary.  The leader of this organisation likes to avoid meetings (he is not a team player and likes to do things on his own) but others expect meetings and as the secretary I am supposed to organise them.  

We have a meeting coming up in two weeks and the sub-committee is supposed to meet one week prior to that meeting but I email and email the leader of this organisation, asking whether I can send out an email to suggest a date.  He never replies nor does he answer the phone (he would rather not have this meeting - although it is in our terms of reference).  Then I get pressure as to why I am so disorganised that I haven&#039;t set up this meeting.

I don&#039;t want to &quot;dump&quot; the leader in it.  I am supposed to be supporting him after all --- and equally I don&#039;t want to go ahead and try to organise it without getting his permission first.  That also seems wrong.

Is it my ego that wants to be seen as being efficient that is pushing me to go ahead and organise meetings without his permission?  Is that right?  Should I discuss this more directly with him and how difficult I find it?  I feel as though I don&#039;t know what is the right thing to do.  I don&#039;t like the fact that everyone thinks it is my fault, when I am ready and organised to do it but what I can&#039;t manage is getting the leader to agree to it.  I am a good secretary (in terms of being organised) but I am not a good manipulator or bossy person at all....]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I don&#8217;t know what to do &#8230; I have a tricky situation in a volunteer organisation and I am the secretary.  The leader of this organisation likes to avoid meetings (he is not a team player and likes to do things on his own) but others expect meetings and as the secretary I am supposed to organise them.  </p>
<p>We have a meeting coming up in two weeks and the sub-committee is supposed to meet one week prior to that meeting but I email and email the leader of this organisation, asking whether I can send out an email to suggest a date.  He never replies nor does he answer the phone (he would rather not have this meeting &#8211; although it is in our terms of reference).  Then I get pressure as to why I am so disorganised that I haven&#8217;t set up this meeting.</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t want to &#8220;dump&#8221; the leader in it.  I am supposed to be supporting him after all &#8212; and equally I don&#8217;t want to go ahead and try to organise it without getting his permission first.  That also seems wrong.</p>
<p>Is it my ego that wants to be seen as being efficient that is pushing me to go ahead and organise meetings without his permission?  Is that right?  Should I discuss this more directly with him and how difficult I find it?  I feel as though I don&#8217;t know what is the right thing to do.  I don&#8217;t like the fact that everyone thinks it is my fault, when I am ready and organised to do it but what I can&#8217;t manage is getting the leader to agree to it.  I am a good secretary (in terms of being organised) but I am not a good manipulator or bossy person at all&#8230;.</p>
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		By: farida		</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 17 Nov 2010 14:57:57 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[a thought..


those who come here are those who are stuck in their lives... not knowing wat to do.. they are atopped by their unwillingness to move without a sure path of success... as well as hooked on to some result which they feel might come if they wait and be patient, rather then move on.. or they may have to decide between one route which is tempting but not necessarily good in long term, vs nontempting and replusive which might be a good thing in long term but not with a surity... 

the thing is that what ever we rightly choose will not always bring u happiness...atleast not instantly... and we cant asume everything done that doesnt bring us joy or happiness is a wrong thing... when u dont know wats the right thing to do... often u will be short in beleiving who are the right people to take advsie from...often we find problems which are unique to us... faced by no one not even our teachers... or elders who seem to be just as much at loss as we... and inner peace is hard to experience when we find turmoil outside... and often we feel  inside hurt and pain... though we know we are doing the right thing... or somehow have done all we can... and still are unable to be at ease... 

all i ahve to say... right thing to do is any thing which doesnt harm anyone intentionally... but to do it... we need to be strong enuf and wise enuf to know wat it is  and be able to do it... when we dont know wats the right thing to do.... we are in a place where we are placed with two choices... both of which have its good and bad consequences... and we are scared of the bad consequences... we dont want the bad consequences... and that fear often keeps us from taking any course... the fear... wat if it fails wat if we regret... we always know wats the right thing to do, though we may might be weak in doing it... wat we dont know is to choose among two possible course of actions which both seem doable and both can have negative consequences... to commit to which one... and which one will be better able to handle and deal with and find joy with  and which will turn out best...and the worst part is that we can only choose one... and we have to let go the other... along with it the possibility how it wud have been (better or worse) if we had gone for it rather than wat we choose)

peace of mind in this case will only happen.. when we choose one we totally take it like the most beloved and only option... and never doubt it until u reach its destiny... never look back or wonder how it wud have been if we had chosen that and not this...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>a thought..</p>
<p>those who come here are those who are stuck in their lives&#8230; not knowing wat to do.. they are atopped by their unwillingness to move without a sure path of success&#8230; as well as hooked on to some result which they feel might come if they wait and be patient, rather then move on.. or they may have to decide between one route which is tempting but not necessarily good in long term, vs nontempting and replusive which might be a good thing in long term but not with a surity&#8230; </p>
<p>the thing is that what ever we rightly choose will not always bring u happiness&#8230;atleast not instantly&#8230; and we cant asume everything done that doesnt bring us joy or happiness is a wrong thing&#8230; when u dont know wats the right thing to do&#8230; often u will be short in beleiving who are the right people to take advsie from&#8230;often we find problems which are unique to us&#8230; faced by no one not even our teachers&#8230; or elders who seem to be just as much at loss as we&#8230; and inner peace is hard to experience when we find turmoil outside&#8230; and often we feel  inside hurt and pain&#8230; though we know we are doing the right thing&#8230; or somehow have done all we can&#8230; and still are unable to be at ease&#8230; </p>
<p>all i ahve to say&#8230; right thing to do is any thing which doesnt harm anyone intentionally&#8230; but to do it&#8230; we need to be strong enuf and wise enuf to know wat it is  and be able to do it&#8230; when we dont know wats the right thing to do&#8230;. we are in a place where we are placed with two choices&#8230; both of which have its good and bad consequences&#8230; and we are scared of the bad consequences&#8230; we dont want the bad consequences&#8230; and that fear often keeps us from taking any course&#8230; the fear&#8230; wat if it fails wat if we regret&#8230; we always know wats the right thing to do, though we may might be weak in doing it&#8230; wat we dont know is to choose among two possible course of actions which both seem doable and both can have negative consequences&#8230; to commit to which one&#8230; and which one will be better able to handle and deal with and find joy with  and which will turn out best&#8230;and the worst part is that we can only choose one&#8230; and we have to let go the other&#8230; along with it the possibility how it wud have been (better or worse) if we had gone for it rather than wat we choose)</p>
<p>peace of mind in this case will only happen.. when we choose one we totally take it like the most beloved and only option&#8230; and never doubt it until u reach its destiny&#8230; never look back or wonder how it wud have been if we had chosen that and not this&#8230;</p>
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		By: bomela zusipe		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Feb 2010 10:05:03 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[I donot have much to say,didnot have time to go through into detail,I&#039;m willing to go through it when I&#039;ve got time....AM very  excited and eager to learn more about certain things]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I donot have much to say,didnot have time to go through into detail,I&#8217;m willing to go through it when I&#8217;ve got time&#8230;.AM very  excited and eager to learn more about certain things</p>
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		By: CALM		</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 15 Oct 2009 07:58:34 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Good article, 
Thank you.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good article,<br />
Thank you.</p>
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		By: The People Pleaser 2.0 &#124; Social Desire		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 05 Feb 2008 01:06:35 +0000</pubDate>
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		By: Powerfull Living &#187; Personal Development Carnival December 2, 2007, Final Edition		</title>
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		By: Web Authors Who Inspire Me XIV : Be Inspired Every Day		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[...] quote comes from a post from Tejvan Pettinger at Sri Chinmoy Inspiration: How to Know the Right Thing to Do. In this article, Tejvan outlines several spiritual guidelines to help in making decisions and [...]]]></description>
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		By: Tejvan		</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 26 Nov 2007 16:16:56 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Thanks for your thoughtful comments A.Singh]]></description>
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