Theos-Talk Archives (November 1998 Message tt00314)

Nov 18th 1998

Well said Eldon.  What we all need to do is to get busy and learn
the philosophy and then see how best we can apply what we learn
in our daily lives.

If someone errs or makes a misjudgment it is sufficient to draw
their attention to the principle of brotherhood and reciprocity -
and then they will settle their own attitude if they are
attentive and observant.

We all need to learn.

Our inner lives are rarely exposed.  And we have no business
meddling with others, nor attributing motives to them which they
may never have had at heart.

The Buddha's teachings as found in DHAMMAPADA are the best of
guides in these matters as I have found in my life.

Best wishes,

Dallas.

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