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GuruRatings , " clay " <dan.cesonrocks wrote:

 

GuruRatings , Joyce Short <insight2@> wrote:

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> > http://forum.rickross.com/read.php?12,13156,page=15

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> Taoism -crap happens

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> Buddhism - if crap happens it isn't crap.

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> Zen - what is the sound of crap happening?

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> Stoicism - this crap is good for me

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> Catholicism - crap happens because you are BAD

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> Judaism - why is this crap always happening to US?

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> Scientology - we'll get rid of your crap for $7,899

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> EST - if you haven't got 'IT', you haven't got crap.

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> The Secret - If crap happens to you, you attracted it.

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> David Hawkins - using applied kinesioloy, this crap

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> must calibrate at over 990 in order for it to calibrate

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> other crap.

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> And more fun to be found at the above site -

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from the looks of this list,

taoism would seem to be the

highest teaching, due to zero

obfuscation on the point of crap happening.

 

BUT, the highest teaching of all

has been left off.

 

Ajativada - crap never happened.

 

 

 

clay

 

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GuruRatings , " Tony OClery " <aoclery wrote:

 

GuruRatings , " Eric Paroissien "

<ericparoissien@> wrote:

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> GuruRatings , " clay " <dan.cesonrocks@> wrote:

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> > GuruRatings , " Eric Paroissien "

> > <ericparoissien@> wrote:

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> > > GuruRatings , ecirada <ecirada@> wrote:

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> > > ...

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> > > > Not to mention that ajativada never happened either,

> > > > confirming that when whatever /seems/ to happen,

> > > > nothing really happens.

> > > ...

> > > Oh no! Anybody is reminded of Dan Berkow sometimes?

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> > I was reminded of that error I get sometimes

> > in Excel - circular reference.

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> > and was reminded of these words of

> > GK Chesterton:

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> > " You can only find truth with logic

> > if you have already found truth without it. "

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> That's an accurate one Clayton, in the same way, you can recognize

> autheticity in somebody's words only when you have found it yourself

> beyond words.

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> > said another way - truth doesn't make sense.

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> > clay

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Namaste,

 

Truth, understanding or anything that can be imagined, observed or

understood is a myth, even a riddle wrapped in an enigma as Winston

Churchill once said.

Anything in the mind cannot be truth even words pointing to so called

truth. It is all a myriad of thoughts moving to and fro and we catch

hold of one now and again and identify, but as Jan said even Ajativad

didn't happen for that is a concept also. To quote Shakespeare I

think....there is neither right nor wrong but thinking that makes it

so and ultimately there is no thinking either...

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