--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Irmeli Mattsson" 
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>
> One emotion there is however that I don't easily experience 
> and that is getting hurt of something someone says to me. 
> Often I may not even observe the insult, or if I observe I 
> may react by getting furious and try to express why I felt 
> the person's behaviour was inconsiderate or stupid.

"Who" is being insulted?

If you've experienced every notion you've ever had of who 
and what you are dissolving into light, over and over and
over, what's left to be insulted, or to resent the insult?







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