To Brian: more on the guru, the buttons, the medicine

[Guest guest]

Brian wrote:

We must strive to be good and proper devotees by recognizing truth,

such as you have exemplified here.Ironically, when we realize what's

going on with a button press, we see the other person, the person

willing to accept the karma for pressing our buttons, not as a jerk

or a louse but as a most excelent Guru, someone who wants to teach us

about ourselves. Someone willing to risk a little karma to teach us

non-reaction, someone willing to test our consciousness.Once that

realization hits in the moment, we immediately bow down to the Guru

within our hearts and the situation will be defused.And there will be

no karma for us.

Dear Brian,

 

This is a whole new perspective on the button pushing, and most

excellent and necessary. It is one thing to turn one's mind inward

and see what the button pushing is really about, but it is quite

another thing to then turn and regard the one who pushed the button

as a most excellent guru. That is an integral part of the process,

and I am really glad you pointed it out. I am imagining trying this

on my family and realizing how hard it will be, but how necessary if

I am to be truly free. Again, I thank you ~ Linda (Also, people who

don't push our buttons, but give us most excellent and helpful

insights are also the guru, in the sense you mean, I believe.)

pranams

[Guest guest]

> (Also,

> people who

> don't push our buttons, but give us most excellent and helpful insights

> are

> also the guru, in the sense you mean, I believe.) pranams

>

 

Everyone is Guru.

 

(S)he who bows down to all the Gurus is a Devotee. There are very few

devotees.

[Guest guest]

, "Brian McKee" <brian@s...> wrote:

 

"S)he who bows down to all the Gurus is a Devotee."

 

Jai Maa, Jai Maa, a thousand times JAI MAA!!! Om.

muktimss

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

>

> > (Also,

> > people who

> > don't push our buttons, but give us most excellent and helpful

insights

> > are

> > also the guru, in the sense you mean, I believe.) pranams

> >

>

> Everyone is Guru.

>

> (S)he who bows down to all the Gurus is a Devotee. There are very

few

> devotees.

>