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Subject: solving a dilema

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Crystal

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Date Posted: 05:12:26 11/05/08 Wed

When one is faced with a dilema, there are ways to do divination to aide in the decision making proccess. However,the answers one gets is not alway clear. I wonder at times like this if it is due to the "free will" thing. Perhaps at times like this, the powers that be choose to stay out of it? It is not like they are abandoning, it's just stepping back or taking a pause to see what the person will do/choose. Perhaps it is that the person already has enough info, but just needs the confidence to make a decision.

What this is about, is that I have been at a crossroads so to speak, and it's like being between a rock and a hard place. I've had a couple dreams about it but they are currently not much help as no matter what choice is made, the result ends up being the same.

So, basically I think what that is saying is, That particular choice is irrelvent and there is somethig else that causes the negative result. It is going to be something else to turn things arround. Perhaps it is just a matter of asking the *right* question(s)?

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Re: solving a dilema	Dreemdanser	19:37:14 11/05/08 Wed