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Some quotes on the Principle of Cause and Effect, from "The Kybalion" by The
Three Initiates. It was one of Gann's favorites. Can now be found free on
the internet. I highly recommend it.
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"This Principle embodies the fact that there is a Cause for every Effect an;
an Effect for every Cause. It explains that: "Everything Happens according
to Law"; that nothing ever "merely happens"' that there is no such thing as
Chance; that while there are various planes of Cause and Effect, the higher
dominating the lower planes, still nothing ever entirely escapes the Law. "
"The Principle of Cause and Effect underlies all scientific thought, ancient
and modern."
"A careful examination will show that what we call "Chance" is merely an
expression relating to obscure causes; causes that we cannot percieve;
causes that we cannot understand."
"The majority of people are carried along like the falling stone, obedient
to environment, outside influences and internal moods, desires, etc. not to
speak of the desires and wills of others stronger than themselves, heredity,
environment, and suggestion, carrying them along without resistance on their
part, or the exercise of Will. Moved like pawns on the checkerboard of life,
they play their parts and are laid aside when the game is over. But the
Masters, knowing the rules of the game, rise above the plane of the material
life, and placing themselves in touch with the higher powers of their
nature, dominate their own moods, characters, qualities, and polarity, as
well as the environment surrounding them and thus become movers in the game,
instead of Pawns--Causes instead of Effects."
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If you learn to obey the law that makes a rock fall to the ground, it is
possible to create an airplane that will fly; the same law is responsible
for both. Likewise with the markets. If you learn the law that causes
turning points to be where they are (yes, there is one), then instead of
getting stopped out -- "randomly", you can learn to enter at the daily price
extremes. This was my point. So do you want to be a Pawn or a Master?
Best,
Chris
----- Original Message -----
From: "Carl" <i1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "MT" <mtzianos@xxxxxxxxx>
Cc: "Chris Cheatham" <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, May 06, 2005 11:02 PM
Subject: Re[2]: YM/IB - stop gunning
> Hello MT,
>
> A library might be filled with stuff just concerning "LUCK" .
>
> For proof I offer that just minutes ago I Googled that single word and
> was hit with 22,000,000+ results-how is that for Luck? (G)
>
> My main reason for writing is that I have an Old printed card on my
> office wall that reads -
>
> "I am a great believer in Luck,the harder I work,the more of it I
> seem to have."
>
> I have generally found this to be true.
>
> Best,
> Carl
>
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