Hiya, Antonio,
Lovely questions; thank you, BROTHER!
Giuseppe Luigi Federico, here.
I know no general perspectives, only particular ones, in all honesty, so let me
use my imagination: Don't criticize me if I disappoint you: I think you asked
for it. "General perspective"? Hmm-m. Hmm.
Let's see:
When a practitioner is newly awakened, others are surprised and immensely
impressed by the natural and unassuming compassion that flows. If they keep
practicing, the compassion keeps flowing. This is only following an awakening,
mind you. But just ask the spouses of these people, for example. I leave you
to your own resources, and compassionately release you to your own
Recognizance, Prisoner. Just stay clean and do not get into trouble again.
The Law is watching.
--Joe (I am not watching)
> Anthony Wu <wuasg@...> wrote:
>
> 'In lay terms' means in general, from a general perspective, including the
> point of view of a senior zenist, and that from an idiot like me. What are
> the results of the compassion, whether it is cultivated, or developed
> spontaneously? Of suddenly compassion arrives 'just this'? None of us live
> isolatedly. How do other people see your compassion?
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