'Realization' defined .. /alton

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Alton wrote: >Other wise if only one person here does not like my style

here, then they can ask me to leave. So far I am doing what is right.

 

 

Yes Alton, I agree. There is only that, 'which is', thus by nature being the

only 'correct' thing for there is nothing else. That 'which is' can then be

viewed as having a certain quality, such as right or wrong. This quality of

right an wrong however, does not pertain to that 'which is', but to the

mental frame that filters the perception of that 'which is', comparing it to

existing ideas of what 'should be'. That 'which is', arises without any

particular quality attached to it. It is only after processing it through

our frame of reference that this 'isness' gives us reason to laugh or reason

to cry. So far Alton, you have given me ample reason to do both. Therefore I

agree, that what you are doing is right.

With love, Mira