http://AffinitySeries.com/blog.html New content. New Categories. Forever! en Bontrager CMS Thu, 27 Mar 2008 00:17:09 GMT http://affinityseries.com/jk/jiddu-krishnamurti.html http://affinityseries.com/jk/jiddu-krishnamurti.html Thu, 01 Jun 2006 21:42:25 GMT http://affinityseries.com/numerology/666.html http://affinityseries.com/numerology/666.html Numerologically speaking, 666 is a pompous number, full of itself. Biblically speaking, whoever concocted Revelations 13:18 was a wise, wise individual. Mon, 20 Mar 2006 16:37:33 GMT http://affinityseries.com/numerology/Complete_Numerology_Reading_Chart.html http://affinityseries.com/numerology/Complete_Numerology_Reading_Chart.html Sometimes people familiar with numerology will pipe up with the exclamation, "I'm a 3!" But that's only a small window. Mon, 07 Nov 2005 15:17:48 GMT http://affinityseries.com/waiting-for-things-to-work-out.html http://affinityseries.com/waiting-for-things-to-work-out.html Waiting is counterproductive because what could have been accomplished was not. If things are destined to work out, it is probably best if you have lived in the meantime. Thu, 29 Sep 2005 02:46:17 GMT http://affinityseries.com/lightworkers-handbook/conclusion.html http://affinityseries.com/lightworkers-handbook/conclusion.html I expect this handbook to be continuously evolving (change seems to be a constant in this universe). Tue, 27 Sep 2005 02:42:38 GMT http://affinityseries.com/lightworkers-handbook/when-to-end-a-long-and-involved-help-process.html http://affinityseries.com/lightworkers-handbook/when-to-end-a-long-and-involved-help-process.html End it as soon as it becomes long and involved. Simple things work best. Sun, 25 Sep 2005 02:41:50 GMT http://affinityseries.com/lightworkers-handbook/helping-others-151-meditative-review-of-emotions.html http://affinityseries.com/lightworkers-handbook/helping-others-151-meditative-review-of-emotions.html Sometimes a person is so involved in emotions (such as disappointment, anger, frustration, or confusion created by misunderstandings or deceptions) that there seems no way out.