A new experience

I went to a Taoist home for my first jim qwar experience. In the past, I've had one Tarot reading and one "Life" reading, of which I thought was very interesting. Today, I had my first jim qwar experience.

The home was very warm and the people there were exceptionally friendly. The Master was super nice and was very genuine. He talked to us like he was our friends and we had known each other for many years.

I never knew that there was so many different types of fortune reading. This one is different in that you ask the question you want to know the answer to, and the Master will help you answer your question. Without knowing anything about me, he was able to accurately tell me my present situation and analyse the pros and cons to what I want, and don't want to do.

I asked him 3 questions, all of which he helped me answer. It was really good.

The Master does things from the heart and doesn't expect anything in return. He doesn't force people to believe what he believes. He only wants people to go to his shop and be available for when people need help.

We spent 5 hours there and he also explained how Taoism started. He told me there was different Taoism cults and ways they try to get people into their religion and to stay away.

It was definitely an eye opener for me.

Strings

Imagine:

Lots of colourful strings. Red, pink, purple, green, blue, orange, white, black & brown.

All the strings crossing one another;

Equals the amount of things running around in my head, in all different directions.

When would it all go in a smooth line?

What it's all about

It's all about what I want and what is the best for me.

When it comes to the crunch in making a very important decision, I tend to neglect myself and consider my surroundings. It makes it quite hard to put my foot down. I think too much about how others would feel, how it would affect them, and what they want. I tend to neglect what I want and what makes me happy.

I've made some very important and crucial decisions in my life and I know there's along way to go. Life is full of decision making and changes. It can be as complex as to whether to keep a life support on someone who you dearly love, but know that they are suffering every day to as simple as what you want to eat for lunch.

As we get older, every day is changing. We as humans are changing. We need to adapt to change and deal with the risks involved.

Mr Chows at The Rocks

The second time in 1 month we've been to Mr Chows in The Rocks. The food never disappoints me. Always as yummy. I love it's salted egg prawns!! YUMMMM.

A day at Hunter Valley

A few friends decided to go to the Hunter for a day. We booked a nice lunch at Esca inside Bimbadgen Estate. The view from the restaurant was really nice. We were very thankful that the weather stayed clear for us while we were there. The weather kept rotating from sunshine to rain every 15-20 minutes we were driving up. We had lost count how many times it rotated :P

June 09

It's been a while since I've blogged. I realised nothing much has been happening and there hasn't been anything interesting to share. It's been quiet.

Works it's usual self, slightly busy due to EFY. I can't believe we're halfway through the year and when I ask myself what I have accomplished so far, not much.

There was so many things I wanted to do in the beginning of the year, but I've been so lazy that I haven't done anything. I've stopped going to the gym. The only thing that has been consistant is my rock climbing.

I've been very indecisive.

Since the beginning of the year, I've wanted to cut my hair. I still haven't.

My camera stopped working for a while, but it's temporarily working again. Looking for a new camera gives me a headache. There's so much to choose from, so many new gadgets, all these specs, I still haven't made up my mind.

My manager has asked me if I want to keep my work car, I still haven't decided.

I feel like i'm in the middle point of a "Y". How can I decide which way to go?

Vivid @ Sydney