Hello Family,
Must it always be EITHER, OR, RIGHT, or WRONG?
Is it possible for you to be right, and the other person be right too, even though the two rights differ?
Is it possible that the right answer be a combination of both "your right" and "his wrong" or vice-versa?
If a person doesn't agree with your right, does that make him wrong?
It concerns me that some of us seem to have the impression that our way is the only way. That we have somehow transitioned to this place that leaves no room for error in our comments, judgements, or opinions ... that we cannot possibly learn anything from a Sister or Brother who disagrees with us.
As i said in another thread, we are all suffering to some degree or another from the conditioning that has been put on us over these past few hundred years. While we may not be experiencing the same thing another Sister or Brother is going through, trust that we all have issues ... especially if we believe for one minute, that we can afford to throw any away or show little or no patience for a Sister or Brother who has suffered from the same conditioning you've suffered from.
Some of us simply amaze me, becoming so righteous and impatient once we've had the opportunity to see a little light, yet totally oblivious to the issues you bring to the table, that continue to tear us down, keep us separated and divided, as a people.
It's really sad too, because it is the enlightened that should know better, but they can often act more lost than the "blind" Sisters and Brothers. I believe, if you were truly as enlightened as you claim to be, or try to present yourself as being, you'd know how to talk to your Sister or Brother who hadn't advanced to the place that you are. No matter if you thought you were right, and they were wrong.
Destee
Must it always be EITHER, OR, RIGHT, or WRONG?
Is it possible for you to be right, and the other person be right too, even though the two rights differ?
Is it possible that the right answer be a combination of both "your right" and "his wrong" or vice-versa?
If a person doesn't agree with your right, does that make him wrong?
It concerns me that some of us seem to have the impression that our way is the only way. That we have somehow transitioned to this place that leaves no room for error in our comments, judgements, or opinions ... that we cannot possibly learn anything from a Sister or Brother who disagrees with us.
As i said in another thread, we are all suffering to some degree or another from the conditioning that has been put on us over these past few hundred years. While we may not be experiencing the same thing another Sister or Brother is going through, trust that we all have issues ... especially if we believe for one minute, that we can afford to throw any away or show little or no patience for a Sister or Brother who has suffered from the same conditioning you've suffered from.
Some of us simply amaze me, becoming so righteous and impatient once we've had the opportunity to see a little light, yet totally oblivious to the issues you bring to the table, that continue to tear us down, keep us separated and divided, as a people.
It's really sad too, because it is the enlightened that should know better, but they can often act more lost than the "blind" Sisters and Brothers. I believe, if you were truly as enlightened as you claim to be, or try to present yourself as being, you'd know how to talk to your Sister or Brother who hadn't advanced to the place that you are. No matter if you thought you were right, and they were wrong.
Destee