Dana,
Yes, right/wrong is so Judeo-Christian, whereas skillful/unskillful is more Buddhistic, as is wholesome/unwholesome. --ED --- In [email protected], "Dana S. Leslie" <dsleslie3@...> wrote: > > say, rather, "skillful" and "unskillful," where skillful actions/responses > are those that contribute to the cultivation of Buddha mind/'just this' > mind. > > Bill, > > > > So, there are 'right' things to do and 'wrong' things to do? ;-) > > > > --ED > > ED, > > I think what you said below is fine. However, recognizing qualities is > > not the same as judging them - like dividing people up into 'wise' and 'unwise'. > > > > ...Bill! > >> Bill, > >> > >> Without thought or choice on my part, humans appear to come in > > different > >> flavors, or can be appreciated for the different experiences and > >> teachings they offer, or for something else they distinguish > > themselves > >> in, or for their extraordinary ordinariness, etc.. > >> > >> --ED
