On 11/25/2015 03:08 PM, Garth wrote:
This so called "minimzing risk" misses the mark completely ! As if
"some" risk is better than some "other" amount .
Of course a smaller risk is better than a greater risk. If you wait for
cars to pass before you walk across the road, you are reducing the risk
of getting run over. If you step out directly in front of one coming at
you, you increase the risk to a certainty and you /will/ be run over.
Which do you think is better?
As long as one believes one is even capable of harm , one is forever
vulnerable
Even Superman is vulnerable to Kryptonite. Do you think you are
invulnerable?
and all the "safe measures" in the world are not and will never be
enough to save anyone from themself . "Reducing risk" forever misses
the mark and in the end increases the sense of powerlessness which in
turn one goes about trying even harder to find, promote and enforce
"security" methods of endless sorts. Constant and never ending double
talk and self contradiction.
One of the more illuminating parts of Army Basic Training is when they
have you low crawl across a course over which they are firing live
machine gun rounds, aimed at about six foot height. The "safe" measure
is to get low, and it is quite effective. The dumb move is to stand up
and take one in the head. You seem to think there is no difference, so
I guess you'd be for standing up, because that way you get to keep your
clothes clean, right?
I know only One way to be "free" is to BE Absolutley , is within
oneself, the Heart. To find this silly , too simple , too hard, void
of power, impractical or that love is some 60's Beatles nonsense know
nothing of Love. That's not Love at all.
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The only way to be free of risk is to be dead.
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