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The Ten Golden Rules on Living the Good Life

4. Experience True Pleasure. Avoid shallow and transient pleasures. Keep your life simple. Seek calming pleasures that contribute to peace of mind. True pleasure is disciplined and restrained. In its many shapes and forms, pleasure is what every human being is after. It is the chief good of life. Yet not all pleasures are alike. Some pleasures are kinetic—shallow, and transient, fading way as soon as the act that creates the pleasure ends. Often they are succeeded by a feeling of emptiness and psychological pain and suffering. Other pleasures are catastematic—deep, and prolonged, and continue even after the act that creates them ends; and it is these pleasures that secure the well-lived life. That’s the message of the Epicurean philosophers that have been maligned and misunderstood for centuries, particularly in the modern era where their theories of the good life have been confused with doctrines advocating gross hedonism.

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3. Treasure Friendship, the reciprocal attachment that fills the need for affiliation. Friendship cannot be acquired in the market place, but must be nurtured and treasured in relations imbued with trust and amity. According to Greek philosophy, one of the defining characteristics of humanity that distinguishes it from other forms of existence is a deeply engrained social instinct, the need for association and affiliation with others, a need for friendship. Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle viewed the formation of society as a reflection of the profound need for human affiliation rather than simply a contractual arrangement between otherwise detached individuals. Gods and animals do not have this kind of need but for humans it is an indispensable aspect of the life worth living because one cannot speak of a completed human identity, or of true happiness, without the associative bonds called “friendship.” No amount of wealth, status, or power can adequately compensate for a life devoid of genuine friends.

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2. Worry only about the things that are in your control, the things that can be influenced and changed by your actions, not about the things that are beyond your capacity to direct or alter. This rule summarizes several important features of ancient Stoic wisdom — features that remain powerfully suggestive for modern times. Most notably the belief in an ultimately rational order operating in the universe reflecting a benign providence that ensures proper outcomes in life.  Thinkers such as Epictetus did not simply prescribe “faith” as an abstract philosophical principle; they offered a concrete strategy based on intellectual and spiritual discipline.  The key to resisting the hardship and discord that intrude upon every human life, is to cultivate a certain attitude toward adversity based on the critical distinction between those things we are able to control versus those which are beyond our capacity to manage.  The misguided investor may not be able to recover his fortune but he can resist the tendency to engage in self-torment. The victims of a natural disaster, a major illness or an accident may not be able to recover and live their lives the way they used to, but they too can save themselves the self-torment.   In other words, while we cannot control all of the outcomes we seek in life, we certainly can control our responses to these outcomes and herein lies our potential for a life that is both happy and fulfilled.

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1. Examine life, engage life with vengeance; always search for new pleasures and new destines to reach with your mind. This rule isn’t new. It echoes the verses of ancient Greek philosophers and most notably those of Plato through the voice of his hero, Socrates.  Living life is about examining life through reason, nature’s greatest gift to humanity. The importance of reason in sensing and examining life is evident in all phases of life– from the infant who strains to explore its new surroundings to the grandparent who actively reads and assesses the headlines of the daily paper.  Reason lets human beings participate in life, to be human is to think, appraise, and explore the world, discovering new sources of material and spiritual pleasure.

1 ETR MACHINE -Dejavu Technologies ETR Supplier 0711558758 ABOUT VISION

Everyone has a purpose and everyone has been given vision, however great vision is usually given to those who have the wider scope and having the wider scope is a choice. Having a great vision has nothing to do with who is better than who, or who has the most talent; instead all of those who have been given great vision have at least one thing in common and that is their vision is fuelled in the thoughts of bringing solutions to others.

These great visionaries have the hugest hearts and wear their hearts out in the open. In fact every great visionary that I have learned about, happens to be a huge giver; they’re not afraid to be vulnerable and they will often times put their trust in people who would never do the same. History shares with us, how many great visionaries were often betrayed by their closest allies; but if there is one thing I noticed, it is that, they never stop giving. Why? Just why were these great visionaries willing to put their name, or their life on the line with no guarantees?

It might seem difficult to understand, but if studied you will notice the same thing runs through each and every one of them. Their focus is always on the fact that they are the vessel. It is with the ability to surrender their selfish desires to aid a greater purpose that they are lifted to heights that give them a greater awareness and a view that is literally irreversible. Having had their vision expanded to see the possibilities that would occur through them if they were only willing, compels them to achieve feats that most of us will only read about long after it has happened or in our history books. Many of us will have even rubbed shoulders with budding great visionaries, but because our vision is limited we miss them and ultimately miss the message they bring.

However make no mistake everyone is capable of being a great visionary, but many will never look beyond their own reach to see it. So why are they given great visions? These visionaries can be trusted because of their willingness; having been tested, they are humble enough to learn from others and so are given the ability to lead others. They don’t seek greatness just to say they are great, they seek greatness because they’ve been given a vision of greatness and have a great desire to lift others to greatness. They want for others what they want for themselves and they spend their lives creating ways to do that.

To all of us who are budding great visionaries let us remember, the size of our vision has always been and will always be up to us. What we create is up to us. What we allow to flow through us is up to us. Our willingness is like a huge vessel connected to us; and those that allow that vessel to be expanded are given the greatest visions

ETR MACHINE SIMPLIFIED MANUAL.- DATECS MP55

MP55  ETR MACHINE 

1.RAISING A CASH SALE FOR ONE ITEM

Ø  Press ON (Displays OFF)

Ø  Press 1

Ø  Enter password(30)

Ø  Press TOTAL (Displays 0.00)

Ø  Enter the item number e.g. 10 then press PLU

Ø  Press TOTAL

Ø  For a  copy press PY (Optional)

2.RAISING A CASH SALE FOR MORE THAN ONE ITEM

Ø  Press ON (Displays OFF)

Ø  Press 1

Ø  Enter password(30)

Ø  Press TOTAL (Displays 0.00)

Ø  Enter the item number e.g. 10 then press PLU

Ø  Enter the next item number e.g. 11 then press PLU

Ø  Press STL to get the Total sum

Ø  Enter the cash given by customer

Ø  Press TOTAL

Ø  For a  copy press PY (Optional)

3. RAISING AN INVOICEs FOR MANY ITEMS

Ø  If machine is already on press C (Displays 0.00)

Ø  Enter the item  number e.g. 10 then press PLU

Ø  Enter the  2^nd item number e.g. 30 then press PLU

Ø  Press STL to get the subtotal

Ø  Re-enter the Subtotal figure

Ø  Press PY

Ø  Select option 2 for INVOICE

Ø  For a copy press PY

4. RAISING A Z- REPORT

Ø  If machine is on press the OFF <> button to display OFF

Ø  Press 3

Ø  Enter Password (30)

Ø  Press TOTAL two times.

5. PRODUCING A MONTHLY REPORT

Ø  Press 5

Ø  Enter Password (30)

Ø  Press TOTAL

Ø  Press 1

Ø  Enter Start date Using format ddmmyy e.g. (010112) for 1^st of January 2012

Ø  Press DP2

Ø  Enter End date using format above e.g. ddmmyy (310112) for 31^st of December 2012

Ø  Press DP3

Ø  Press TOTAL          

NB: If your machine is very busy, use it while it is plugged in power. If not charge it at least 3 times a week.

For charging, switch on and press 8