At some point, we give up all the do nots and live according to a guiding light (is it a principle?) that needs no words, but includes all creation in love. (sacred heart of Christ? Am sure each form of faith has a symbol for it) Until we know this (and have to feel it first) creeds and moral compasses, affirmations and mantras, candy in many forms sweetens the pot we sit on.
On Monday, February 2, 2015 at 6:55:20 AM UTC-5, Allan Heretic wrote: > > The objective is a social experiment.. starting with a moral guideline. > Or as RP put it creed which is probably Is better word to use.. > > I have cut and pasted the different moral guides members use in day to day > life.. they are submitted for easier study. > > Love the Allfather with my whole Soul & being... > Love my neighbor as myself > As I judge other so too will I be judge > Do No Harm > Avoid murder, rape or enslavement of others > Avoid being enslaved by possessions > > Molly :-) > It’s a Sufi saying: Before you speak, let your words pass through three > gates. At the first gate, ask yourself ‘Is is true.’ At the second gate > ask, ‘Is it necessary.’ At the third gate ask, ‘Is it kind. > > RP :-) > My moral compass > Don't fear anything , but use your reasoning faculty to do the right thing. > do not covet but earn and save for the needs of yourself and family. > Do not be lustful but be happy with your spouse. > Do not be arrogant but respect yourself and others. > Don't be angry but take care to do your duties. > > Chris: > If it harms none, do as you will. :-) > > Neil: > I don't really do creed Allan. Found too many people who talk them and > mean none. > > Molly made a comment about the end of my own submission which I thought > was valid so I chopped it.. only because it was my own submission I felt > free to modify without group input. > > All of the submissions I found fascinating. The award for the most > original goes to RP. The difference in cultures shows up well. His > submission is extremely honest.. Molly's is an excellent way of handing the > events of day to day basis. Chris's guide is another of wicca in general (a > poor attempt humor) ☆ "burning at the stake is not allowed" . Neil's no > guideline and reasons given are very valid, showing effort not to fall into > te next category. > > This category can maybe best described as a cork (being nice) floating in > the ocean of humanity being tossed around by whichever direction the wind > is blowing or the current flowing caught within the gyres of greed and > selfishness fostered by the news, games and entertainment. > > To have a successful experiment we need to design a common moral > guidelines for the experiment. So gentle people start your shredders. > > > > > > > تجنب. القتل والاغتصاب واستعباد الآخرين > Avoid; murder, rape and enslavement of others -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups ""Minds Eye"" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
