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Even though victim-power can be quite intimidating and untrumpable? --ED --- In [email protected], Kristy McClain <healthyplay1@...> wrote: > > Anthony & Chris, > > I remember the first time I visite the Holocaust Museum in D.C. I watched a short film of two Jewish men scheduled for execution. One man said how grateful he was to their captors. The other, shocked at hearing this, asked "Why"? > > The man replied, "I'm thankful I am not them". > ... > Thanks, > Kristy > Chris, > > I envy you being able to overcome the mentality of a weak victim. You seem to be right in saying a large number of people have been sexually abused in all kinds of ways. So life is really like riding a hang glider in a storm. > > However, that is not an answer to the question whether a Buddha will harm others. A Buddha is an ideal person that is incapable of harming living beings. If they do, they are not Buddhas. On the other hand, they can ride a hang glider safely. > > Anthony
