Theos-Talk Archives (March 1999 Message tt00145)

Gerry:

To me your answer is even more puzzling.  Do you mean that the
personal self forgives itself?  They why make errors to begin
with ?

And how does "forgiving" in any way take the KARMA OF
RESPONSIBILITY and of future suffering (atonement) either
voluntary or forced by immutable Law, away ?  Further how does
the offender take care of the offended ?  How is justice served
it hat regard?

Dal

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-----Original Message-----
From:	owner-theos-talk@pippin.imagiware.com
[mailto:owner-theos-talk@pippin.imagiware.com] On Behalf Of
Gerald Schueler
Sent:	Monday, March 15, 1999 8:09 AM
To:	theos-talk@theosophy.com
Subject:	Theos-World Forgiveness

>>DALLAS :   WHO OR WHAT DOES THE FORGIVING ?  IF NATURE IS
IMPERSONAL
AND THE LAWS AND RULES OF KARMA ARE IMMUTABLE, THEN WHAT KIND OF
EXCEPTION WOULD PROVIDE THIS?  >>

We have to forgive ourselves. Forgiveness of others,
coupled with self-forgiveness is essential to eliminate
personal karma.

Jerry S.














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