The Critical Secret to Life... or Am I Just Drunk?

[DoubleBarrel]

Objectively speaking, life is nothing more than the movement of objects through space, and as time passes.

Thus, this goes to say that if you can control objects and their movement through space (and as time passes) AND their relationship to other objects, you can get or achieve whatever you want in or from life.

Naturally, this raises the question:

How can you control objects? And which objects are most important? And what relationship is most important to create between these objects?

It's taken me years to realize that controlling the head, neck and back, and their relationship to one another is THE most important thing in life. If a person can control these objects and their relationship to one another, it empowers them to control almost everything else in their reality.

Or maybe I'm just half drunk and talking nonsense. :crazy:

Or to forget the drunken, psycho-babble, what do you believe are the MOST important elements that a man must control in his life to lead a happy, successful life? Those things that are completely under and within his control?

 

[The_flying_dutchman]

Time is a human concept based on the relative movement of objects. For example, how we measure the hours of the day is based on the earth spinning on it's axis. We measure a year based upon the earth's revolution around the sun. If the earth is, say, 6 billion years old, then it's spun around the sun 6 billion times...that's all there is to it.

In the absence of matter, there would be no time (that is, man's definition of time) because there would be no relational movement.

According to the big bang theory when all the matter of the universe was concentrated in a single, infinitesimally small point, there would have been no time because there was only 1 object. Although, we could speculate that there would have been time ( in a sense) since there was concentrated energy inside the point and it was inflating.

But it's unproductive for us to talk theoretical nonsense.

The most important thing a man can control in his life are his words and his actions. I once read a very inspirational quote on a picture at work:

Watch your thoughts, for they become words. Watch your words, for they become actions. Watch your actions, for they shape your destiny.

 

[DoubleBarrel]

The most important thing a man can control in his life are his words and his actions.

I agree with you. However, I would argue that the WAY a man's words are spoken and the WAY his behaviors are enacted is even more important.

So the question is how does a man control the MANNER of his words and actions? What makes the voice or the simplest of actions be instantly recognized as influential and authoritative?

For surely we know that saying "No" one way will continue to get pestering, while saying "No" another way will immediately shut down further requests.

Same word, yet what's responsible for the difference in outcome?