Theos-Talk Archives (April 2002 Message tt00069)

I would have to disagree with you Mic. I think there is always a way to 
express our differences without rasing anger and hostility.

It is Theosophy that teaches us that such hostility and anger derives from 
the still animal monads within us. Therefore wouldn't it be a complete 
contradiction of terms if we accept anger and hostility as a means of 
discussion. Isn't that the exact thing that marks our growth as monads 
moving towards the higher arch?

Are we dogs that bark before understanding or are we humans willing to 
discuss our differences with compassion, love and willingness to listen and 
understand each other in order to better our selves and move closer to the 
next level, evolve and brake away from that animal instinct within us?