Life is short. How do you put things in perspective and priortize what is important in your life?

Question

I use a ouija board. It hasn't failed me yet.

Answer 1

My gut. You are so very welcome.

Answer 2

I have a tshirt that says life is short make fun of it, we are living in a time, that every one is stressed over money, love, sex, and our children turning in to thugs right before our eyes, maybe not in that order, but I haven't tried the Ouija board don't think it would help me out. But I seem to get though each day, with the help of My Father in Heaven, and a few prayers, maybe that would help rather than the Ouija board.

Answer 3

That's a great question!

Generally speaking, most people reach the conclusion that it's the relational things in life--health, family, love--that are the most important things.

I've never heard of a single person who regretted spending "too much time" with his family, but I've heard many, MANY regret not spending enough time at the expense of a career.

Make a list of your current priorities. These may change over time, but that's OK. Keep your list current, and try to focus on the things that will endure.

Answer 4

I use the Bible. It gives me the knowledge I need to know of God and shows me that He desires mercy more than anything I could sacrifice.
The books in the Bible have helped to clothe me in the understanding or our afterlife, and the requirements for the marriage.
Life isn't short, it's eternal. From the Bible I've learnt that the body does not have a soul; rather the soul has a body. This is it. Only one then when it dies the spirit we have leaves the husk of this body.
After that? We live where we have decided to live in the here and now by our own decisions.

Answer 5

I used the Ouija board when I was younger,,as I matured I found other items that replaced it...I highly recommend aVoodoo doll for taking care of unwanted "items" in your life...

The burning of bat wings will work for co workers, while ingesting newts eyes along with rat tails works wonders for erstwhile lovers ( have them drink it, not you)..( chibble the tails)..

for misbehaving children, just beat them when they sneeze..they only do it to annoy, because they know it teases...

If all else fails, give me a call, I'll be glad to advise..

Answer 6

Whatever floats your boat is up to you. But if a spirit gives you the wrong advice, don't cry to us, asking for an answer.

To put things into perspective is to have responsibility for your own actions.

To prioritize your life is to be more organized. Not everybody in this world will do things in the same sequence; we are not robots. The key is to take one day at a time and learning to keep your nose clean.

Answer 7

Depends.

Hah! If you need them then they are your priority, right?

Responcibilities and resources that's how you put things into perspective.
Some things you are committed to, family, duties, sometimes a job. Can you take time to have fun?
Resources in money, time and skill can determine if you must settle for the local bar on Friday night of a year tuor of the world.

Answer 8

I tried a Ouiga board but they yanked my cheney and beat around the bush. I bought it on Craigs list and it went down the toilet from the get go. I am stalling my payment.

Answer 9

the faster you get mythology(religion) out of your mindset the better and then you will have rational thinking to decide what is important to you.

i have found that pouring goats blood over your naked body while you burn bat wings really help clear your thoughts

Santa is returning soon, are you prepared?!

Answer 10

Flip a quarter, of course! Learned that on Dr. Who.

Answer 11

I just do whatever the h*ll I want to do. Keeps me happy.

(Without taking my family for granted)