--- In [email protected], Anthony Wu <wuasg@...> wrote:
>
> Steve,
> Â
> At least I understand 90% of what you mean. if the world consists of only
> (global) mind, and nothing else, karma does not work. I don't like the
> possible result of our freedom to commit felonies. Or the lazy conclusion of
> kelesha is the same as bodhi.
> Â
> Anthony
>
> Anthony, if you truly felt yourself to be One with others, why would you harm
> anyone? If determinism were true, you could not change. If determinism were
> true, you would just follow your determined nature, for good or for ill. IMO,
> you seriously misunderstand Gotama. Your view of karma is more like Gotama's
> opponent Gosala! Do you not read me saying over and over that every day I
> work to eliminate Kleshas? Who do you think is really working to eliminate
> Kleshas? IMO, Buddha is playing Hide-And-Seek with Buddha! Buddha is Free,
> but sometimes forgets this, only to remember it again! IMO.
Steve
>
>
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