All as it should be and a balance of karma!

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Tony,

 

Thank you for the compassionate and insightful message. I happen to find

your powerful and energetic way of expression to be very clear...

 

Oneness and doingness - even if we see all as One or not seeing anything,

whatever - it is still natural to help when we see someone suffering, even

if we don't all do so. Here is a great quote I just came across

yesterday. It is from a man named Genza, a well known "myokonin" (rare

good person) in the Pure Land Buddhist tradition. Genza was peasant

non-monastic from the lower classes of medieval Japan:

 

As long as man lives, he must work and plan for a thousand years.

Even this Genza plants persimmon and chestnut trees. I have

lots of work to do in this world. But we must listen to the

teaching, as if there's no tomorrow."

 

--Greg

 

At 02:28 PM 9/16/99 , Tony O'Clery wrote:

>Tony O'Clery <aoclery

>

>Namaste Brothers and Sisters,

>

>I cannot believe how many people got me wrong, and I am the

>undereducated one!!!!????? My expression must be bad.

> "All is as it should be', means the balance of karma!!!!!!

>It doesn't mean that we shouldn't have compassion or interfere to

>prevent evil as in Timor, Kosova etc. Even if it is all a play of the

>gunas, and illusory, we still have to deal with. If we are not

>realised. Ultimately we have to rise above the opposites and see all as

>one and good. Just an appearance on the Self!! A dream if you will. 'I

>am', is still Saguna for instance.