Hey and good morning Vick,
nice to see you trading again.
Hope you have been able to rescue your troops.
It'S not looking too good for your long troops atm.
For te near timer bias has changed to short.
But that's only my view ...
Good fortune!
Niels
Technical Analysis Fallacy
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I've become quite interested in Buddhist philosophy since I've been living in Thailand but I'm not very good at practising it yet 
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I've become quite interested in Buddhist philosophy since I've been living in Thailand but I'm not very good at practising it yet
I'm at the very very beginning too.
Trying to find an entry to my innerself studying and practising the teachings. Want to find my "equilibrium"....
Wish you good success on your journey!
Niels
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- Dec 17, 2010 4:09am Dec 17, 2010 4:09am
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How true (especially in our context here):
:
Really an enlightening read....
You can find it here:
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/t...ang/itself.htm
@hcong: Thanx for you recommendation. I will check it out for sure :-)
"A person who goes from teacher to teacher doesn't really have any teachers at all."
:"If a teacher praises a student to his face, it's a sign that that's as far as the student will go — he probably won't be able to practice to any greater heights in this lifetime. The reason the teacher praises him is so that he'll be able to take pride in the fact that at least he's made it this far. His heart will have something good to hold on to when he needs it at death."
Really an enlightening read....
You can find it here:
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/t...ang/itself.htm
@hcong: Thanx for you recommendation. I will check it out for sure :-)
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- Dec 17, 2010 4:49am Dec 17, 2010 4:49am
How true (especially in our context here):
"A person who goes from teacher to teacher doesn't really have any teachers at all."
Or this one
[indent][i]"If a teacher praises a student to his face, it's a sign that that's as far as the student will go — he probably won't be able to practice to any greater heights in this lifetime. The reason the teacher praises him is so that he'll be able to take pride in the fact that at least he's made it this far. His heart will have something good to hold on to when he needs...
Or Luang Ta Maha Boowa who is one of few living disciples of the great master Ajahn Mun
"Thinking Heart & Feeling Brain"
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Ooouuuuch - that one hit me hard:
"If you go teaching others before your own practice is up to standard, you do more harm than good."
And this one, is one I like very much:
"You can't plan the way your practice is going to go. The mind has its own steps and stages, and you have to let the practice follow in line with them. That's the only way you'll get genuine results. Otherwise you'll turn into a half-baked arahant."
Nice move...........
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Hi guys
some snippets:
L, N. Tolstoy, War and Peace, III/1/17 (sorry my transl.)
"The enemy (Napoleon's Grand Army) is always closer to Moscow,
Muscovites but the behavior was not in this situation than before the change,
on the contrary became even more careless
as is the rule in humans,
who see the impending danger.
In the face of such danger in the human soul has always hear the same two strong voices:
One voice of understanding it urges
to realize the seriousness of the situation and found a promising means of salvation;
the second to him with more compassion persuades
it is difficult and harrowing to think of danger
while the same can not predict everything and save himself from the general affairs,
and since the more difficult things to distract from,
as long as there are still no danger
and prefer to think of something pleasant.
When the man himself
obeys usually the first voice
But in a society governed more by the second voice.
And so it was now with the inhabitants of Moscow.
It's long been living in Moscow not so happy as this year. "
Rgs
some snippets:
L, N. Tolstoy, War and Peace, III/1/17 (sorry my transl.)
"The enemy (Napoleon's Grand Army) is always closer to Moscow,
Muscovites but the behavior was not in this situation than before the change,
on the contrary became even more careless
as is the rule in humans,
who see the impending danger.
In the face of such danger in the human soul has always hear the same two strong voices:
One voice of understanding it urges
to realize the seriousness of the situation and found a promising means of salvation;
the second to him with more compassion persuades
it is difficult and harrowing to think of danger
while the same can not predict everything and save himself from the general affairs,
and since the more difficult things to distract from,
as long as there are still no danger
and prefer to think of something pleasant.
When the man himself
obeys usually the first voice
But in a society governed more by the second voice.
And so it was now with the inhabitants of Moscow.
It's long been living in Moscow not so happy as this year. "
Rgs
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Hi guys
some snippets:
L, N. Tolstoy, War and Peace, III/1/17 (sorry my transl.)
"The enemy (Napoleon's Grand Army) is always closer to Moscow,
Muscovites but the behavior was not in this situation than before the change,
on the contrary became even more careless
as is the rule in humans,
who see the impending danger.
In the face of such danger in the human soul has always hear the same two strong voices:
One voice of understanding it urges
to realize the seriousness of the situation and found a promising means of salvation;
the second to him...
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