Theos-Talk Archives (November 2003 Message tt00152)

--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "adelasie" <adelasie@s...> wrote:
> Dear Friends,
> 
> Surely it is good to have a wide and deep perspective in matters of 
> occultism. The farther back we can step from the particulars, the 
> more able we are to catch a glimpse of the pattern of the vast 
mosaic 
> that composes humanity and all it's causes and effects. While it is 
> certainly true that karma is perfect, that whatever occurs has a 
> cause and generates an effect, we get into trouble when we start 
> saying that people who suffer deserved it. The Master says, "Learn 
to 
> love the pain," and possibly, when we evolve to a level of 
> consciousness in which we can embrace that maxim wholeheartedly, we 
> will be more able to accept the thought of self-responsibility. In 
> the meantime, the other side of the coin is that no matter whether 
> the suffering of our brother or sister is earned or not (not really 
> our concern, as our job is to accept responsibility for our own 
> actions, not to pass judgement on others), the Law of Love extends 
to 
> all humanity. Those who serve as the agents of a karma which deals 
> out tremendous suffering to others are definitely piling up some of 
> the same for themselves. We always have a choice. We can always 
> choose love instead of hate. 
> 
> Best wishes to all,
> Adelasie
> 




>From the Netherlands, I think you are completely right!Especially the 
last sentence.
So I hope best wishes in our future!