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One could wax very moralistic about all this, and point to non-life goals as
being ‘original sin’ or some such, and use it as a platform to assert the
way to the ‘good and pure life’. One is, of course, free to do this. And it
is true that a spiritual being gets himself into all the trouble its
possible to get into in the universe by adopting non-life goals as a total
way of life. And, in so doing, he can also make the life of those around him
a misery too. However, no matter how much we moralize and point the finger,
the truth is that some people have become convinced that the only way to
live is to base their life upon non-life goals, and they will continue to do
so until they change these convictions. The problem boils down to a problem
in therapy, not a problem in morality, for only therapy can change their
convictions without overwhelming them, and so driving them further into the
trap. As, for the majority, this therapy can be completed by themselves in
their own homes at no cost to themselves except their own time, we see this
as the optimum solution to the problem.





On Sat, Aug 21, 2010 at 9:58 PM, Colleen Peltomaa <[email protected]>wrote:

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> today's truths are tomorrow's apparencies/delusions.
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> from Filbert:
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> "It is a good idea to - recycle people right on out of the universe to
> where they can be here only as much as they want to be. It is a lousy idea
> to "recycle" them up to being military generals where they will be
> conquering planets and raising tomatoes."
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> Colleen
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