It doesn't matter, the road to hell is paved with good intentions.

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, Yosy Flug <yosyflug@i...>

wrote:

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> Harsha

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> Sunday, November 27, 2005 10:20 PM

> Re: Re: It doesn't

matter, the road to hell is paved with good intentions.

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> Al Larus wrote:

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> If you have servants it is possible to employ only vegetarians.

> But today most of us are dependent on a high level of

services. This is an indirect consumption of meat.

>

> So there is non attachment, but what do we know for sure with

all the invisible strings.

> Because there must be a karmic upside for the animals.

>

> One life ignorant, one life not, still here we are all together

with our computers, cars and nice clothes.

>

> I believe, these days, having a very humble approach is the

only way,

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>

> Alan.

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>

> Well put Alan. In all ages, having a humble attitude is best.

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> Love to all

> Harsha

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> thank you, beloveds.

>

> one of the hassidic sheikhs advised his disciples:

> "a man should carry two notes in his pockets: one saying

> 'i am but a speck of ash' and the other 'all this was

> created for my sake only'; and ever find his way in

> between..."

>

> humility and compassion are natural byproducts of

> deepening realization. and the whole of spirituality

> is attitude.

>

> _()_

> yosy

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