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Evelyn Ruut wrote: > ";"'''--=+)([EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > He can't drag you anywhere unless you allow him to do it. What is really > at > > issue here ? Is it really the way Fooey posts, or is it the reactions that > > he gets ? These reactions are all voluntary. Fooey is not over at your > house > > with a gun at your head forcing you to respond to his posts. You have > taken > > what he has done personally and the only one who will derive grief and > allow > > voluntary self-sabotage is you by taking things personally. Even if > someone > > intends something towards you personally, you are never forced to accept > it > > as such. It is not necessarily Fooey's actions that are suspect here but > the > > motivational reasons behind your and other's complete and utter > willingness > > to be affected by what he does. What type of juice are you getting out of > > this volleying back and forth of what others do to you ? > > This may also have something to do with why we post on usenet at all. > > I am replying with a quote: > > "Like the Lotus which cannot grow not on high ground but only in low marshy > land, those who have entered nirvana by cutting off all klesa (defilement) > will not develop into Buddhahood; whereas sentient beings in the mire of > klesa eventually will. Like paddy seeds that cannot grow in space but only > in manured fields; those who have cut off all klesa cannot progress into the > Buddha Dharma whereas beings whose klesa are endless may one day do so. Thus > all kinds of klesa are the seeds of the Tathagata. This is like a man who > cannot obtain precious pearls if he does not dive into the sea. Likewise, a > man who does not dive into the sea of klesa will never find the pearl of > savajna." > > ??? <Vimalakirti-nirdesa Sutra> One Need Only......Read......Your Posts......To See.......The Muddy Depths.......Of Such........Hypocrisy........
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