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Those Princesses and Princes Who Don't Help at Retreats - (3768)

Those princesses and princes who don't help at retreats 'estan orinando fuera de la pote' as they say.  


There are always a few around. Its like spot the princess or prince who is too good to help, to stack up a few chairs, wash a few cups and plates, sweep up a touch of dirt etc.


What's going on with that stupid attitude?  


Humanity is also right there in the retreat. A retreat is really the third factor containing the first factor. Looks like they don't care for either, so what are they doing in the retreat, pretending or what?

Probably those princes and princesses do something at home or at work, but choose not to do anything at the retreat when they could. They are royalty beyond the law of reciprocity, saying: "I don't expect to be served or helped" implying that they don't need to help because they don't want anyone to help them. But yeah come on, who prepared the food you just ate and who set out the chairs who you sat on and let's see you say that: "I don't expect any Gnostic person to help me when I am trouble", they'll be bitterly upset if not one helps them when they really need help and are out there crying.  


Usually you see the older ladies getting right in there rolling up their sleeves, wiping the grease and grime out of the pots and pans, scraping away the messy food scraps, mopping the kitchen floor etc.


If the older ladies can get right in ther everyone else can too. Those older ladies don't belive in anyone being a princess or prince that's why.     


True sometimes too many cooks spoil the broth but there is always moment or a few things that can be done to help.


End (3768).

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