tamas, rajas, satvic (important distinctions/questio...

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Well,

I agree !!! ;-)

 

 

In a message dated 10/26/2004 8:15:56 AM Mountain Daylight Time,

omprem writes:

>

> Considering the current state of spiritual evolution of everyone in

> this club, if we agreed with each other all the time, it would be

> quite boring and no more progress would be made.

>

>

> Omprem

>

> >In a message dated 10/25/2004 7:04:02 PM Mountain Daylight

> Time,

> >omprem writes:

> >

> >>Love directed toward the Guru can (1) ego-based because of

> >>what you expect the Guru to provide, (2) co-dependency that

> >>results from the ego-based love, and (3) Love shared

> between

> >>the Guru and the disciple as both radiate their Divinity.

>

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

"Blessings, and you really have a lot of information I am very glad

you shared. I disagree only about integration and a few points

such as this one about Love."

 

Considering the current state of spiritual evolution of everyone in

this club, if we agreed with each other all the time, it would be

quite boring and no more progress would be made.

 

 

Omprem

 

, SophiasHeaven@a...

wrote:

> In a message dated 10/25/2004 7:04:02 PM Mountain Daylight

Time,

> omprem writes:

>

> > Love directed toward the Guru can (1) ego-based because of

> > what you expect the Guru to provide, (2) co-dependency that

> > results from the ego-based love, and (3) Love shared

between

> > the Guru and the disciple as both radiate their Divinity.

> >

> > I would not define love as 'passionate discrimination'

because

> > those are contradictory concepts. Passion always obscures

> > discrimination. Even love of God/dess obscures

discrimination.

> > One only has to look at all the religious strife in the world

today

> > so see that process at work.

> >

>

> Hi Omprem,

> I'm going to have to disagree with you here, and say

> 1) thanks for your descriptions of the 3 above ways to be

toward a guru

>

> 2) as regards to integration, I believe in it.

>

> 3) as for love and passionate discrimination, i'm going to have

to disagree

> wtih you and say it is nto love of the God/dess that leads to war,

but

> ignorance, hatred and fear of others.

>

> Blessings,

> and you really have a lot of information I am very glad you

shared. I

> disagree only about integration and a few points such as this

one about Love.

>

> Blessings,

> Cathie

>

>

>