hmmm.... if one of those bugs was previously a human, by squashing
him, you may do him a favor- perhaps he was a good bug, so he  may get
promoted by the wheel of karma and come back as a human- explain that
to your client, Mike

I use this rationalization when I smash bugs, being a semi- Buddhist
myself

but I don't quite always know what to think about the spirit of a tree
that I mark for a harvest- so I try to project to it some vibe that
its sacrifice will result in an improved forest- I sense that they
usually find that acceptable

Joe

On Jul 26, 5:22 pm, "Mike Leonard" <[email protected]> wrote:
> New "nature ordinances" say you can be sued for anything. 
> Seehttp://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/ideas/articles/2009/07/19/should_natur
> e_be_able_to_take_you_to_court/    
>
> I have a Buddhist client who says they are prohibited from killing
> anything. They are even supposed to gently catch flies in the house and
> then release them unharmed outside. Well I told him that every time he
> walks outside he is squishing all kinds of bugs. He looked very guilty!
> With all due respect for my Buddhist friends! HA!
>
> So in theory if these "nature" ordinances are passed anyone could sue
> anyone for just about anything even my poor Buddhist friends! I'm sure
> that thought is getting the hordes of attorneys out there in a feeding
> frenzy!
>
> Mike

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