Digest Number 731

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In response to Gowrishankarananda: Intersting - but yes we can be responsible for other peoples thoughts - not all of them but sometimes some of them for when we interact with people we often think about them after the interraction and therefore if we act like an idiot to someone then they will have negative thoughts about us and so this would have a negative reaction to us and to others as they may come into contact with the negative thoughts and may then have a less favourable reaction to us...same goes if we are particularly nice or helpful to someone. These are extreme and so even neutral interractions will have effect but it would be less easy to see the outcomes. You can't break the law....but you can break yourself over it! Kalavathi

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No man is an island....;-)

 

, Claire George <kalavathidevi

wrote:

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> In response to Gowrishankarananda:

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> Intersting - but yes we can be responsible for other peoples

thoughts - not all of them but sometimes some of them for when we

interact with people we often think about them after the interraction

and therefore if we act like an idiot to someone then they will have

negative thoughts about us and so this would have a negative reaction

to us and to others as they may come into contact with the negative

thoughts and may then have a less favourable reaction to us...same

goes if we are particularly nice or helpful to someone. These are

extreme and so even neutral interractions will have effect but it

would be less easy to see the outcomes. You can't break the

law....but you can break yourself over it!

>

> Kalavathi

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