Merle,
In a Zen forum, I am giving examples of some Zen Buddhist principles of
practice, regarding ethics.
I am not comparing you to me.
The Precepts allow you and me to compare our behavior to the behavior of a
Buddha.
That's what the Precepts do, or can do, for a practitioner.
That is more important than your ego, or your low regard for me. There may be
others here reading: I don't mind sharing with them, as their minds may be more
open to learning about practice-tools, such as the Precepts. So I don't hold
back the truth as we know it.
--Joe
> Merle Lester <merlewiitpom@...> wrote:
>
> joe..are you lecturing me?...
> is there not a couple of old sayings...
> that point to one looking in one's own backyard before you point out wrong
> doing to others?...
> we lead by example joe....
> you telling me your squeaky clean?..
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