Guest guest Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 L.E: In ordinary life, in schools all over, there are young people who are bullies and sharks. They seek out someone they think is weak, or look for those that have some odd or unique characteristc and start to pick on them. These are the bullies. Sometimes they find their victim and sometimes they create their victim. And as they harass and harry, snip and stike, tearing bits of emotional flesh from their victims they laugh and yelp and are having a great old time. And as they attack, the sharks gather. The sharks are not bullies, they don't have the aggresiveness of the bullies, but they are attracted to the wounded victim and come in to get their bite of flesh and torment the chosen victim. These bullies and sharks do not simply disappear when they graduate school, they become adults and have the same visciousness as adults as they had as children, and they still seek out victims. Some of these creepy crawling degenerates have found their way onto this list, this group and are playing the same games they did as children. The most disgusting part is the adult self-justification that they use to cusion and hide and excuse their actions. The man or woman who beats their child to death says, " I was just trying to teach him to be a man, " or, " I was just trying to show him how hard life can be, " and on and on. Endless excuses for pure enjoyment of cruelty And here, there are those same excuses, the same feeble justifications. We read " people have to expect that on group lists, " or " I was just trying to teach him something, " or many other excuses for visciousness, sarcasm and mockery. Perhaps that is why Jesus was torn apart by crucifiction. So many people couldn't stand his goodness, kindness and well-meaning teaching. They were jealous, and envious of his knowlege and hated his apparent " superiority. " So they mocked him and hung him until he was gone from their mist and they could relax again into their mediocrity. If you have eyes, see. If you have ears, hear. Larry Epston Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 Nisargadatta , epston wrote: > > L.E: In ordinary life, in schools all over, there are young people who are bullies and sharks. They seek out someone they think is weak, or look for those that have some odd or unique characteristc and start to pick on them. These are the bullies. Sometimes they find their victim and sometimes they create their victim. And as they harass and harry, snip and stike, tearing bits of emotional flesh from their victims they laugh and yelp and are having a great old time. And as they attack, the sharks gather. The sharks are not bullies, they don't have the aggresiveness of the bullies, but they are attracted to the wounded victim and come in to get their bite of flesh and torment the chosen victim. > These bullies and sharks do not simply disappear when they graduate school, they become adults and have the same visciousness as adults as they had as children, and they still seek out victims. > Some of these creepy crawling degenerates have found their way onto this list, this group and are playing the same games they did as children. > The most disgusting part is the adult self-justification that they use to cusion and hide and excuse their actions. The man or woman who beats their child to death says, " I was just trying to teach him to be a man, " or, " I was just trying to show him how hard life can be, " and on and on. Endless excuses for pure enjoyment of cruelty And here, there are those same excuses, the same feeble justifications. We read " people have to expect that on group lists, " or " I was just trying to teach him something, " or many other excuses for visciousness, sarcasm and mockery. Perhaps that is why Jesus was torn apart by crucifiction. So many people couldn't stand his goodness, kindness and well-meaning teaching. They were jealous, and envious of his knowlege and hated his apparent " superiority. " So they mocked him and hung him until he was gone from their mist and they could relax again into their mediocrity. > If you have eyes, see. If you have ears, hear. > > > Larry Epston > > > .....it seem that your mind remain... " in school " ....for some reason... Marc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 I tend to wonder: Might larry have a messiah/persecution complex? " Silver " Nisargadatta , epston wrote: > > L.E: In ordinary life, in schools all over, there are young people who are bullies and sharks. They seek out someone they think is weak, or look for those that have some odd or unique characteristc and start to pick on them. These are the bullies. Sometimes they find their victim and sometimes they create their victim. And as they harass and harry, snip and stike, tearing bits of emotional flesh from their victims they laugh and yelp and are having a great old time. And as they attack, the sharks gather. The sharks are not bullies, they don't have the aggresiveness of the bullies, but they are attracted to the wounded victim and come in to get their bite of flesh and torment the chosen victim. > These bullies and sharks do not simply disappear when they graduate school, they become adults and have the same visciousness as adults as they had as children, and they still seek out victims. > Some of these creepy crawling degenerates have found their way onto this list, this group and are playing the same games they did as children. > The most disgusting part is the adult self-justification that they use to cusion and hide and excuse their actions. The man or woman who beats their child to death says, " I was just trying to teach him to be a man, " or, " I was just trying to show him how hard life can be, " and on and on. Endless excuses for pure enjoyment of cruelty And here, there are those same excuses, the same feeble justifications. We read " people have to expect that on group lists, " or " I was just trying to teach him something, " or many other excuses for visciousness, sarcasm and mockery. Perhaps that is why Jesus was torn apart by crucifiction. So many people couldn't stand his goodness, kindness and well-meaning teaching. They were jealous, and envious of his knowlege and hated his apparent " superiority. " So they mocked him and hung him until he was gone from their mist and they could relax again into their mediocrity. > If you have eyes, see. If you have ears, hear. > > > Larry Epston > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 Or he is just an idealist and as you already know, idealist are also moralists. Werner Nisargadatta , " s_i_l_v_e_r1069 " <silver- 1069 wrote: > > I tend to wonder: Might larry have a messiah/persecution complex? > > " Silver " > > > Nisargadatta , epston@ wrote: > > > > L.E: In ordinary life, in schools all over, there are young > people who are bullies and sharks. They seek out someone they think > is weak, or look for those that have some odd or unique > characteristc and start to pick on them. These are the bullies. > Sometimes they find their victim and sometimes they create their > victim. And as they harass and harry, snip and stike, tearing bits > of emotional flesh from their victims they laugh and yelp and are > having a great old time. And as they attack, the sharks gather. The > sharks are not bullies, they don't have the aggresiveness of the > bullies, but they are attracted to the wounded victim and come in to > get their bite of flesh and torment the chosen victim. > > These bullies and sharks do not simply disappear when they > graduate school, they become adults and have the same visciousness > as adults as they had as children, and they still seek out victims. > > Some of these creepy crawling degenerates have found their way > onto this list, this group and are playing the same games they did > as children. > > The most disgusting part is the adult self-justification that they > use to cusion and hide and excuse their actions. The man or woman > who beats their child to death says, " I was just trying to teach him > to be a man, " or, " I was just trying to show him how hard life can > be, " and on and on. Endless excuses for pure enjoyment of cruelty > And here, there are those same excuses, the same feeble > justifications. We read " people have to expect that on group > lists, " or " I was just trying to teach him something, " or many > other excuses for visciousness, sarcasm and mockery. Perhaps that > is why Jesus was torn apart by crucifiction. So many people couldn't > stand his goodness, kindness and well-meaning teaching. They were > jealous, and envious of his knowlege and hated his > apparent " superiority. " So they mocked him and hung him until he > was gone from their mist and they could relax again into their > mediocrity. > > If you have eyes, see. If you have ears, hear. > > > > > > Larry Epston > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 5, 2006 Report Share Posted April 5, 2006 Nisargadatta , " s_i_l_v_e_r1069 " <silver- 1069 wrote: > > I tend to wonder: Might larry have a messiah/persecution complex? > > " Silver " As regards the son in the holy trinity: larry, darryl and darryl: our palatine of pain doth piffle and prattle again tittle-tattle twaddle compos mentis not his game the tommyrot the codswallop the taradiddle flop his tongue of dung has has once more rung and brought us ho and gung a confabulation.. a tintabulation A Chinese restaurant syndrome? a business he would open " enlightenment and token " this was of course misspoken he offered only token he tried before to name a store the name was much abhored so mojo tried, and tried he did once more..once more.. once more Try " bed and breakfast " moe if your " flop and slop " is slow those who come, will come to know, you run a decent show i know you know of course you know it shows and shows and shows.......... a poem to the persecuted lord of the ding...bob > > Nisargadatta , epston@ wrote: > > > > L.E: In ordinary life, in schools all over, there are young > people who are bullies and sharks. They seek out someone they think > is weak, or look for those that have some odd or unique > characteristc and start to pick on them. These are the bullies. > Sometimes they find their victim and sometimes they create their > victim. And as they harass and harry, snip and stike, tearing bits > of emotional flesh from their victims they laugh and yelp and are > having a great old time. And as they attack, the sharks gather. The > sharks are not bullies, they don't have the aggresiveness of the > bullies, but they are attracted to the wounded victim and come in to > get their bite of flesh and torment the chosen victim. > > These bullies and sharks do not simply disappear when they > graduate school, they become adults and have the same visciousness > as adults as they had as children, and they still seek out victims. > > Some of these creepy crawling degenerates have found their way > onto this list, this group and are playing the same games they did > as children. > > The most disgusting part is the adult self-justification that they > use to cusion and hide and excuse their actions. The man or woman > who beats their child to death says, " I was just trying to teach him > to be a man, " or, " I was just trying to show him how hard life can > be, " and on and on. Endless excuses for pure enjoyment of cruelty > And here, there are those same excuses, the same feeble > justifications. We read " people have to expect that on group > lists, " or " I was just trying to teach him something, " or many > other excuses for visciousness, sarcasm and mockery. Perhaps that > is why Jesus was torn apart by crucifiction. So many people couldn't > stand his goodness, kindness and well-meaning teaching. They were > jealous, and envious of his knowlege and hated his > apparent " superiority. " So they mocked him and hung him until he > was gone from their mist and they could relax again into their > mediocrity. > > If you have eyes, see. If you have ears, hear. > > > > > > Larry Epston > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 In a message dated 4/5/2006 1:41:15 AM Pacific Daylight Time, Nisargadatta writes: Tue, 04 Apr 2006 22:50:03 -0400 epston BULLIES AND SHARKS L.E: In ordinary life, in schools all over, there are young people who are bullies and sharks. They seek out someone they think is weak, or look for those that have some odd or unique characteristc and start to pick on them. These are the bullies. Sometimes they find their victim and sometimes they create their victim. And as they harass and harry, snip and stike, tearing bits of emotional flesh from their victims they laugh and yelp and are having a great old time. And as they attack, the sharks gather. The sharks are not bullies, they don't have the aggresiveness of the bullies, but they are attracted to the wounded victim and come in to get their bite of flesh and torment the chosen victim. These bullies and sharks do not simply disappear when they graduate school, they become adults and have the same visciousness as adults as they had as children, and they still seek out victims. Some of these creepy crawling degenerates have found their way onto this list, this group and are playing the same games they did as children. The most disgusting part is the adult self-justification that they use to cusion and hide and excuse their actions. The man or woman who beats their child to death says, " I was just trying to teach him to be a man, " or, " I was just trying to show him how hard life can be, " and on and on. Endless excuses for pure enjoyment of cruelty And here, there are those same excuses, the same feeble justifications. We read " people have to expect that on group lists, " or " I was just trying to teach him something, " or many other excuses for visciousness, sarcasm and mockery. Perhaps that is why Jesus was torn apart by crucifiction. So many people couldn't stand his goodness, kindness and well-meaning teaching. They were jealous, and envious of his knowlege and hated his apparent " superiority. " So they mocked him and hung him until he was gone from their mist and they could relax again into their mediocrity. If you have eyes, see. If you have ears, hear. Larry Epston I essentially agree with the process you've described, and can even see it occurring here to some degree, but strangely, I see you as perhaps the greatest 'offender'. Isn't that odd? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 In a message dated 4/5/2006 6:53:18 AM Pacific Daylight Time, Nisargadatta writes: Wed, 05 Apr 2006 09:20:33 -0000 " s_i_l_v_e_r1069 " <silver-1069 Re: BULLIES AND SHARKS I tend to wonder: Might larry have a messiah/persecution complex? " Silver " Not really. He's simply chosen to project outside of himself, everything he fails to accept within. Lets see, does that make you the bully and me the shark, silver....or visey versey? Nisargadatta , epston wrote: > > L.E: In ordinary life, in schools all over, there are young people who are bullies and sharks. They seek out someone they think is weak, or look for those that have some odd or unique characteristc and start to pick on them. These are the bullies. Sometimes they find their victim and sometimes they create their victim. And as they harass and harry, snip and stike, tearing bits of emotional flesh from their victims they laugh and yelp and are having a great old time. And as they attack, the sharks gather. The sharks are not bullies, they don't have the aggresiveness of the bullies, but they are attracted to the wounded victim and come in to get their bite of flesh and torment the chosen victim. > These bullies and sharks do not simply disappear when they graduate school, they become adults and have the same visciousness as adults as they had as children, and they still seek out victims. > Some of these creepy crawling degenerates have found their way onto this list, this group and are playing the same games they did as children. > The most disgusting part is the adult self-justification that they use to cusion and hide and excuse their actions. The man or woman who beats their child to death says, " I was just trying to teach him to be a man, " or, " I was just trying to show him how hard life can be, " and on and on. Endless excuses for pure enjoyment of cruelty And here, there are those same excuses, the same feeble justifications. We read " people have to expect that on group lists, " or " I was just trying to teach him something, " or many other excuses for visciousness, sarcasm and mockery. Perhaps that is why Jesus was torn apart by crucifiction. So many people couldn't stand his goodness, kindness and well-meaning teaching. They were jealous, and envious of his knowlege and hated his apparent " superiority. " So they mocked him and hung him until he was gone from their mist and they could relax again into their mediocrity. > If you have eyes, see. If you have ears, hear. > > > Larry Epston Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 Perhaps Larry really believes his knowledge (so-called) is the envy of this group? Does he really think he can lift us out of our apparent mediocrity with his words of so-called infinite wisdom? Do we mock his blatant arrogance only because we are jealous of his so- called superiority? Or do we simply barf on his platter of bullshit because we cannot stomach it anymore? Yes, the latter. The latter, indeed. Go yuk yourself, Mr. Epston. :-) " Silver " Nisargadatta , " Bob N. " <Roberibus111 wrote: > > Nisargadatta , " s_i_l_v_e_r1069 " <silver- > 1069@> wrote: > > > > I tend to wonder: Might larry have a messiah/persecution complex? > > > > " Silver " > > > As regards the son in the holy trinity: larry, darryl and darryl: > > our palatine of pain > doth piffle and prattle again > tittle-tattle twaddle > compos mentis not his game > > the tommyrot > the codswallop > the taradiddle flop > his tongue of dung has > has once more rung > and brought us ho and gung > > a confabulation.. a tintabulation > A Chinese restaurant syndrome? > > a business he would open > " enlightenment and token " > this was of course misspoken > he offered only token > > he tried before > to name a store > the name was much abhored > so mojo tried, and tried he did > once more..once more.. once more > > Try " bed and breakfast " moe > if your " flop and slop " is slow > those who come, will come to know, > you run a decent show > > i know you know > of course you know > it shows and shows and shows.......... > > a poem to the persecuted lord of the ding...bob > > > > Nisargadatta , epston@ wrote: > > > > > > L.E: In ordinary life, in schools all over, there are young > > people who are bullies and sharks. They seek out someone they think > > is weak, or look for those that have some odd or unique > > characteristc and start to pick on them. These are the bullies. > > Sometimes they find their victim and sometimes they create their > > victim. And as they harass and harry, snip and stike, tearing bits > > of emotional flesh from their victims they laugh and yelp and are > > having a great old time. And as they attack, the sharks gather. > The > > sharks are not bullies, they don't have the aggresiveness of the > > bullies, but they are attracted to the wounded victim and come in > to > > get their bite of flesh and torment the chosen victim. > > > These bullies and sharks do not simply disappear when they > > graduate school, they become adults and have the same visciousness > > as adults as they had as children, and they still seek out victims. > > > Some of these creepy crawling degenerates have found their way > > onto this list, this group and are playing the same games they did > > as children. > > > The most disgusting part is the adult self-justification that > they > > use to cusion and hide and excuse their actions. The man or woman > > who beats their child to death says, " I was just trying to teach > him > > to be a man, " or, " I was just trying to show him how hard life can > > be, " and on and on. Endless excuses for pure enjoyment of cruelty > > And here, there are those same excuses, the same feeble > > justifications. We read " people have to expect that on group > > lists, " or " I was just trying to teach him something, " or many > > other excuses for visciousness, sarcasm and mockery. Perhaps that > > is why Jesus was torn apart by crucifiction. So many people > couldn't > > stand his goodness, kindness and well-meaning teaching. They were > > jealous, and envious of his knowlege and hated his > > apparent " superiority. " So they mocked him and hung him until he > > was gone from their mist and they could relax again into their > > mediocrity. > > > If you have eyes, see. If you have ears, hear. > > > > > > > > > Larry Epston > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 Nisargadatta , " s_i_l_v_e_r1069 " <silver- 1069 wrote: > maybe Larry is used to be with children.....only Marc > Perhaps Larry really believes his knowledge (so-called) is the envy > of this group? Does he really think he can lift us out of our > apparent mediocrity with his words of so-called infinite wisdom? Do > we mock his blatant arrogance only because we are jealous of his so- > called superiority? Or do we simply barf on his platter of bullshit > because we cannot stomach it anymore? Yes, the latter. The latter, > indeed. Go yuk yourself, Mr. Epston. > > :-) > > " Silver " > > Nisargadatta , " Bob N. " <Roberibus111@> > wrote: > > > > Nisargadatta , " s_i_l_v_e_r1069 " <silver- > > 1069@> wrote: > > > > > > I tend to wonder: Might larry have a messiah/persecution > complex? > > > > > > " Silver " > > > > > > As regards the son in the holy trinity: larry, darryl and darryl: > > > > our palatine of pain > > doth piffle and prattle again > > tittle-tattle twaddle > > compos mentis not his game > > > > the tommyrot > > the codswallop > > the taradiddle flop > > his tongue of dung has > > has once more rung > > and brought us ho and gung > > > > a confabulation.. a tintabulation > > A Chinese restaurant syndrome? > > > > a business he would open > > " enlightenment and token " > > this was of course misspoken > > he offered only token > > > > he tried before > > to name a store > > the name was much abhored > > so mojo tried, and tried he did > > once more..once more.. once more > > > > Try " bed and breakfast " moe > > if your " flop and slop " is slow > > those who come, will come to know, > > you run a decent show > > > > i know you know > > of course you know > > it shows and shows and shows.......... > > > > a poem to the persecuted lord of the ding...bob > > > > > > Nisargadatta , epston@ wrote: > > > > > > > > L.E: In ordinary life, in schools all over, there are young > > > people who are bullies and sharks. They seek out someone they > think > > > is weak, or look for those that have some odd or unique > > > characteristc and start to pick on them. These are the > bullies. > > > Sometimes they find their victim and sometimes they create their > > > victim. And as they harass and harry, snip and stike, tearing > bits > > > of emotional flesh from their victims they laugh and yelp and > are > > > having a great old time. And as they attack, the sharks gather. > > The > > > sharks are not bullies, they don't have the aggresiveness of the > > > bullies, but they are attracted to the wounded victim and come > in > > to > > > get their bite of flesh and torment the chosen victim. > > > > These bullies and sharks do not simply disappear when they > > > graduate school, they become adults and have the same > visciousness > > > as adults as they had as children, and they still seek out > victims. > > > > Some of these creepy crawling degenerates have found their way > > > onto this list, this group and are playing the same games they > did > > > as children. > > > > The most disgusting part is the adult self-justification that > > they > > > use to cusion and hide and excuse their actions. The man or > woman > > > who beats their child to death says, " I was just trying to teach > > him > > > to be a man, " or, " I was just trying to show him how hard life > can > > > be, " and on and on. Endless excuses for pure enjoyment of > cruelty > > > And here, there are those same excuses, the same feeble > > > justifications. We read " people have to expect that on group > > > lists, " or " I was just trying to teach him something, " or many > > > other excuses for visciousness, sarcasm and mockery. Perhaps > that > > > is why Jesus was torn apart by crucifiction. So many people > > couldn't > > > stand his goodness, kindness and well-meaning teaching. They > were > > > jealous, and envious of his knowlege and hated his > > > apparent " superiority. " So they mocked him and hung him until > he > > > was gone from their mist and they could relax again into their > > > mediocrity. > > > > If you have eyes, see. If you have ears, hear. > > > > > > > > > > > > Larry Epston > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 Nisargadatta , ADHHUB wrote: > > In a message dated 4/5/2006 6:53:18 AM Pacific Daylight Time, > Nisargadatta writes: > > Wed, 05 Apr 2006 09:20:33 -0000 > " s_i_l_v_e_r1069 " <silver-1069 > Re: BULLIES AND SHARKS > > I tend to wonder: Might larry have a messiah/persecution complex? > > " Silver " > > > Not really. He's simply chosen to project outside of himself, everything he > fails to accept within. > Lets see, does that make you the bully and me the shark, silver....or visey > versey? > > Well micey mercy! There's no vice in that verse.....bob > Nisargadatta , epston@ wrote: > > > > L.E: In ordinary life, in schools all over, there are young > people who are bullies and sharks. They seek out someone they think > is weak, or look for those that have some odd or unique > characteristc and start to pick on them. These are the bullies. > Sometimes they find their victim and sometimes they create their > victim. And as they harass and harry, snip and stike, tearing bits > of emotional flesh from their victims they laugh and yelp and are > having a great old time. And as they attack, the sharks gather. The > sharks are not bullies, they don't have the aggresiveness of the > bullies, but they are attracted to the wounded victim and come in to > get their bite of flesh and torment the chosen victim. > > These bullies and sharks do not simply disappear when they > graduate school, they become adults and have the same visciousness > as adults as they had as children, and they still seek out victims. > > Some of these creepy crawling degenerates have found their way > onto this list, this group and are playing the same games they did > as children. > > The most disgusting part is the adult self-justification that they > use to cusion and hide and excuse their actions. The man or woman > who beats their child to death says, " I was just trying to teach him > to be a man, " or, " I was just trying to show him how hard life can > be, " and on and on. Endless excuses for pure enjoyment of cruelty > And here, there are those same excuses, the same feeble > justifications. We read " people have to expect that on group > lists, " or " I was just trying to teach him something, " or many > other excuses for visciousness, sarcasm and mockery. Perhaps that > is why Jesus was torn apart by crucifiction. So many people couldn't > stand his goodness, kindness and well-meaning teaching. They were > jealous, and envious of his knowlege and hated his > apparent " superiority. " So they mocked him and hung him until he > was gone from their mist and they could relax again into their > mediocrity. > > If you have eyes, see. If you have ears, hear. > > > > > > Larry Epston > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2006 Report Share Posted April 6, 2006 In a message dated 4/6/2006 12:55:14 AM Pacific Daylight Time, silver-1069 writes: > > Perhaps Larry really believes his knowledge (so-called) is the envy > of this group? Does he really think he can lift us out of our > apparent mediocrity with his words of so-called infinite wisdom? Do > we mock his blatant arrogance only because we are jealous of his so- > called superiority? Or do we simply barf on his platter of bullshit > because we cannot stomach it anymore? Yes, the latter. The latter, > indeed. Go yuk yourself, Mr. Epston. > > :-) > > " Silver " L.E: The cruelty of the ignorant is quite profound. Such spite and hatefulness. How it must stink when the sun shines on it. Larry Epston Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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