Dali Lama CD Chant - Karma Question

[Guest guest]

If I created a CD that was good enough that someone would bother to

make a copy of it...I would be tickled pink and sky high! LOL! Not

sad, but grateful and honored.

 

If I bought a book and liked it so much that I offer it to several

friends to read, would I be stealing from the author or promoting his

book? I personally have bought many CDs after some family member or

friend made a copy of their's for me to listen to.

 

I guess it's all in the way a person preceives things.

 

Love,

Linda

 

P.S. I would never buy a CD just because it has a fancy cover. In

fact, I would most likely be a little on the leary side of that one.

 

 

 

, " celticvoice6 "

<celticvoice6 wrote:

>

> I understand people making copies of CDs for friends, but the work

> and effort that goes into recording a CD is something I know

about.

> I have recorded two CDs, and to just make copies is a shame, as you

> miss the lovely cover and the information on it. It cost me a lot

> of money to hire a recording studio, and the hours of work, only to

> have someone make copies instead of buying my CD, is quite sad. Do

> you think you create karma from it?

> CV

>

>

>

>

>

> , " Linda "

> <crazycats711@> wrote:

> >

> > Hello Bhavin, It's interesting to why you listed that first site

> > there. In my eyes this dude is the only one I can across who is

> > trying to make a HUGH PROFIT from someone else's work. Makes me

> think

> > that is the possible origin of the Dalai Lama humor. The guy is

> > selling the CD at more than double the price! I would never buy

>

[Guest guest]

The 'intention' of why your spreading the word about a CD or book that touched

you in some way is all that matters. Sure, we have 'laws' that have put into

place to stop alot of things from being handed over in alternate ways of just

going out and buying the item yourself. But, I truly believe if your intention

is set with love and your purpose to pass it along comes from the heart. All

is well. =) Teresa ~ " Always leave enough time in your life to do something that

makes you happy... " ~ Paul Hawken www.4tf.com/pates www.myspace.com/kplus4

 

 

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crazycats711: Thu, 14 Feb 2008 11:17:10 +0000Subject:

Re: Dali Lama CD Chant - Karma Question

 

 

 

 

If I created a CD that was good enough that someone would bother to make a copy

of it...I would be tickled pink and sky high! LOL! Not sad, but grateful and

honored. If I bought a book and liked it so much that I offer it to several

friends to read, would I be stealing from the author or promoting his book? I

personally have bought many CDs after some family member or friend made a copy

of their's for me to listen to. I guess it's all in the way a person preceives

things.Love,LindaP.S. I would never buy a CD just because it has a fancy cover.

In fact, I would most likely be a little on the leary side of that one.--- In

, " celticvoice6 " <celticvoice6

wrote:>> I understand people making copies of CDs for friends, but the work >

and effort that goes into recording a CD is something I know about. > I have

recorded two CDs, and to just make copies is a shame, as you > miss the lovely

cover and the information on it. It cost me a lot > of money to hire a recording

studio, and the hours of work, only to > have someone make copies instead of

buying my CD, is quite sad. Do > you think you create karma from it?> CV> > > >

> > , " Linda " >

<crazycats711@> wrote:> >> > Hello Bhavin, It's interesting to why you listed

that first site > > there. In my eyes this dude is the only one I can across who

is > > trying to make a HUGH PROFIT from someone else's work. Makes me > think >

> that is the possible origin of the Dalai Lama humor. The guy is > > selling

the CD at more than double the price! I would never buy >

 

 

 

 

 

 

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