Mike,
Their desire to save you because they think you are wrong (and me too)
is part of their good-heartedness.
--ED
--- In [email protected], mike brown wrote:
>
ED, If it's driven by their good-heartedness then I'm ok with that.
It's when it's driven by their desire to save me because I'm wrong that
I object. Mike
[corrected]
Mike,
That's very funny!
However, persons who have found a belief or practice which makes them
feel good are usually driven by their good-heartedness to share it with
their friends - and so their being alogical or illogical in their
presentations may not really matter.
--ED
> JMJM,
>
> I'm not blind to the light - it's just the advertising I don't get. I
guess I'm
> just like the man who writes to Tampax saying that he's been smoking
their
> product for years but still can't play tennis or ride a bike.
>
> Mike
> No problem, Mike. When one day you experience light, then you can
talk about it
> anyway you prefer. --JMJM
