--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "WillyTex" <willy...@...> wrote: >
> All actions, Hugo, have an effect. In some cases, > after observation, it seems obvious what the > reaction will be. That's how we discovered the > laws of physics. You think yagyas are part of the laws of physics? Praying to vishnu will alter the outcome of my life? We must let CERN know immediately! > But, it seems to me that thoughts are actions > too, at a much subtler level, but in most cases, > we don't know what the reaction to thoughts is > going to be. We think, but where do the thoughts > go and where did they come from? This is the problem. The TMO claim to know what the effect of the yagyas are going to be and charge a fortune for them accordingly. They claim to have a level of knowledge of cause and effect that goes some way beyond everyone elses. > I'm surprised you don't understand the power of > positive thinking. Apparently you don't think > that thoughts are the constituents of the > mechanics of consciousness. > > But, if thoughts are not part of the physical > world, then what are they a part of? That's the > question, and it's has nothing to do with ethics, > religious or otherwise. Selling prayers that don't work for large sums and using quantum physics as justification sounds like an pretty ethical problem to me.
