Marcus, get what you're saying and agree. But...full responsibility arises,or not.No need for blame if it does not.Unless blame arises.One does not create ones destiny.One fulfills it...lives it.And,then,like the rock (or spanner) thrown through the air...lands.
Once read(Eric Fromm...'The Art of Loving')...'Responsibility is the ability to respond...is respond-ability'. But do we really have the ability to respond? What does 'ability' mean anyway? On Jul 27, 6:19 am, Marcus <[email protected]> wrote: > . > > “Why should I behave, think, believe in a certain way?” > > It’s all part of the slavery affect for the lost masses. Either you > take full responsibility for all of you, that is, every thought, word > and deed. Or you allow “another” to dictate your condition. You > decide. > Remember the principle “The lost are easily lead” this applies to > all of mankind, right now. > But please be warned. Generally throughout western hordes of > consumers, they do-not want the full responsibility for > themselves. Preferring a lazy option of blame culture. Blame the > government. Blame the past. Blame your parents. Blame others. Blame > God. > > You must be you, all of you. > > My advise as a friend, everyday focus on morality and virtue, give > unselfishly. Expect nothing. > > Then in that mind-set. This universe belongs to you. > > . > > On Jul 27, 11:57 am, Rodger <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > 'Don't entertain thoughts and concepts' is a conclusion drawn via the > > entertaining of thoughts and concepts. > > > To entertain is to consider...is to contemplate...is to focus(the > > thought(s)). Is attention...to use one of Godszen's words,which he is > > now advising us to abandon. > > > On Jul 27, 2:12 am, [email protected] wrote: > > > > Don't entertain thoughts and concepts. > > > Why not? > > > > Don't do this...don't do that... > > > Why not? > > > > Isn't it all just a play of consciousness that goes on spontaneously? > > > > Why should I behave, think, believe in a certain way? > > > > I'll tell you why. > > > It is because you want something you have to follow > > > 'instructions'/'orders', right? > > > > If you transcend wanting (in spiritual matters) you have no constrains in > > > what to do or not do. > > > > What do I want? How will I achieve that? Bla bla > > > > Of course there is something we all want, it is the state of permanent > > > absence of suffering, pain... > > > So we 'follow instructions' of gurus. But if I (for example) don't care > > > about 'getting' that, I can do/think.. whatever I want. > > > I can't prevent the arisal of suffering anyway. Can you? > > > > Ps. I don't believe that shit about that the owner of suffering > > > disappears, because the 'I' also arises the same way suffering does. No > > > way of preventing that. > > > Sent via BlackBerry from Vodafone- Hide quoted text - > > > - Show quoted text -
