Theos-Talk Archives (July 1998 Message tt00011)

>Once can get through life very well without any expectation of fairness, on
>the contrary, ridding oneself of the concept results in tremendous freedom of
>action.  If you don't expect others to be fair to you, then you have no
>problem being unfair to them.  It's when you expect such things as fairness
>and justice that you find yourself getting banged around because life does
not
>work that way.

Giving up the idea of fairness and justice to me is like giving up any
other ideal: purity, freedom, beauty, harmony, etc.  Rather than trying to
embody these ideas in our human selves, isn't it possible to place them in
existence outside of ourselves and to come to terms with our lesser or
lower life as living in conjunction with these ideals in existence
elsewhere. Can't you view the masters as the embodiment of these ideals?

Brenda
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