Re : RE : assessing motivations (Bill)

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Nisargadatta , " toombaru2006 " <lastrain wrote:

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> Nisargadatta , " skywhilds " <skywords@> wrote:

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> > Nisargadatta , OConnor Patricia <gdtige@> wrote:

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> > > --- dan330033 <dan330033@> a écrit :

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> > > > Nisargadatta , " pliantheart "

> > > > <pliantheart@>

> > > > wrote:

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> > > > > Yes... I agree with what you say

> > > > > and did not really intend my remark in such

> > > > > an absolute sense.

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> > > > > The context I meant pertained to a list such

> > > > > as this where, based on a message, one comes to

> > > > > all sorts of conclusions about the poster. Perhaps

> > > > > occasionally one can infer something about the

> > > > > poster, but for the most part I see it as

> > > > delusional

> > > > > to do so, and really does not serve anyway.

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> > > > > Bill

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> > > > Yes, we have little to go on -- just words on a

> > > > screen and our

> > > > inferences. Largely, we're dealing with our own

> > > > associations as we

> > > > assign motivation (and even meaning) to someone who

> > > > posts here.

> > > > Although we may pick something up from someone's

> > > > word usage and

> > > > patterns of response. Indeed, a bit of humility is

> > > > called for, and a

> > > > spirit of play seems more helpful than a spirit of

> > > > vindictiveness or

> > > > harshness.

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> > > > -- Dan

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> > > Words are alive for some of us.

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> .........and for far fewer......words are dead.

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> > > Compassion is rare and precious.

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> There is no compassion in the natural world.

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> There is no compassion in the dream world.

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> There is no compassion.

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> It is an openess and

> > > a maturity that orphans grow on.

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> Do not feed the orphans.

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> Discover where they come from.

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> toombaru

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I'm there, baby! (You're so sanctimonious!)

 

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