If you can or can't same error.
Besides, when have I ever asked you to? I simply shre words, and don't
believe a word of it. What I am suggesting offers nothing to believe or
not believe.
Until this is obvious, you will continue to believe your beliefs about this.
For be-lie-vers, the middle path lies hidden be-tween fore-ver.
Just an expression, but what isn't?
Why believe or disbelieve anything. Why attach to/reject appearances so?
How does holding beliefs differ from conceptual attachment/rejection? Be
careful here... You may realize you have nothing to lose! *L*
KG
On 8/30/2012 3:50 PM, Edgar Owen wrote:
Kristopher,
If you are saying I can't believe anything you say that's fine with me...
Edgar
On Aug 30, 2012, at 2:16 PM, Kristopher Grey wrote:
> On 8/30/2012 1:28 PM, Edgar Owen wrote:
>> Making a statement doesn't mean there is an attachment to that
>> statement. Why would you have that idea?
>>
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> Don't know. Why would you assume I do so based only on statements
I've made?
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> KG
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