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01-06-2019, 08:32 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2017
Location: Golden Bay, New Zealand
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Originally Posted by janielee
Says logic.
I'm not that great either but to think there are not these GENUINELY SPIRITUAL people in this world is to miss the wood for the trees.
Do we really think Jesus was a myth? That true love is a myth? We might say we are far from it, we are led by thought and logic, but to say it is fake is to project our limits IMO
Yes psychologically people think it means to be harmed, but it's not THAT EITHER. There are many stories of great forgiveness. I can't do it perhaps but I bet you 1000 times over those spiritual masters - their hearts are only beating with love.
That is why they are ascended and we stay until we grow ourselves.
The Dalai Lama tells the story of meeting with a Tibetan monk who'd just been released from years of forced labor and redoctrination in a Chinese prison camp. The monk's ordeal had left him in pretty bad physical shape.
While talking to the Dalai Lama, the monk let slip that he'd come close to disaster three or four times during his imprisonment.
"What happened?" asked the Dalai Lama, expecting tales of near-execution, torture, punishment.
"I nearly lost compassion for my captors," the monk replied.
http://allchannels.blogspot.com/2007...y-captors.html
https://www.wiseattention.org/blog/2...palden-gyatso/ |
Very nice story.
Peace.
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