Guest guest Posted November 25, 2005 Report Share Posted November 25, 2005 Dear Harshaji, Yes ...agreed 100%..though it did seem to me that Jan comments were of a spiritually proud nature and I only replied that in the truth that is it does not make a differince what one eats.. Blessings always Randy , Harsha wrote: > > *No one is blaming you Randy. Eat and drink what you want. Some > vegetarians may view your comparison between carrot and steak to be in > bad taste. As said before, food is a very personal matter. I used to eat > meat. I also ate fish for many years. Now I am a vegetarian. That is how > things are. What is natural at one time becomes unnatural at another. If > one is authentic in the moment, one has done what can be done. To be > spiritually proud because we eat certain foods or meditate or follow > some great teacher, or know samadhis or are wise and enlightened etc., > is just another burden. To know one is ordinary is the greatest > freedom. Then one is done with all the hassles. Who are we going to > impress? And when we try to impress people, or create a certain image > of us, there is a cost associated with that. We have to worry about > maintaining that image and we can be imprisoned in it. The simplest > thing is to be who you are and to give others full freedom to be who > they are. > > Harsha* > > panamavolcan wrote: > > > > > Dear Jan, > > > > Yes like I said I don't blame anyone for killing a carrot and eating > > it, nor should anyone blame me or judge me for eating a nice juicy > > steak..it's all the same except one is much higher in sugar content > > (carrot) and the other higher in cholestrol(steak).. > > Blessings > > Randy > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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