Theos-Talk Archives (April 2004 Message tt00497)

Dear Ali,

Don't be so pretentious! 

Erica Letzerich

> Like your 'signature' says, the truth will set you free, but 
first it may make you miserable. So.....don't thank me too much for 
making you miserable, okay?


--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "ali_haq_hassan" 
<ananda_hotai@h...> wrote:
> --- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "Erica Letzerich" 
<eletzerich@y...> 
> wrote:
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> > Hi Ali,
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> > >People can presume to give you answers to that to
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> > > feed your intellect all day long. 
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> > I am two years member of this group and I have very few posts in 
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> > here and I am not expecting anybody to feed my intellect... 
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> > At the end of the day, has anything changed for you?
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> > How aggressive!!! Do you have anything against me? Or the chats 
if 
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> > Leadbeater was a mithomaniac or not have ended and you have to 
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> > express your anger towards somebody else?
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> No, I have no anger against you. One point is that you won't find 
> enlightenment in a yahoo list. At least, the odds are against it. 
> Another is that you seem to be speaking in your opinion for 
everyone? 
> So I find your questions and conclusions a bit strange.
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> > >It is each seeker's quest and mission and responsibility to 
answer 
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> > that for themselves.
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> > This is the obvious! But to discuss and exchange doubts, 
questions, 
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> > and also conclusions is the purpose of a forum and very common 
in a 
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> > theosophical environment. Not to be concerned about the personal 
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> > lives of others. 
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> Of course. But your conclusions seemed closed and even unhappy? 
> Perhaps my style is aggressive. No harm intended. I already 
> accidentally insulted Paul, when none was intended. I guess I'm 
just a 
> cranky, mean person. Grinch-ananda. lol! 
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> > > If you want the serious answers to life and death,
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> > > is it as serious as life and death to you?
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> > For me, the nature of Atma is freedom indescribable,
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> > and that of Buddhi is the key (given by Atma) to the lock that 
keeps 
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> > us chained here in the lower forms. 
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> > Hope you find it.
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> > Yeah because you already found, we can see... 
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> > Very bad to be in a forum of this level with some people that 
makes 
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> > personnal attacks out of the blue...
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> > Erica Letzerich
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> I think you took it as personal because you took it as personal. 
You 
> know what I mean? We have to be objective enough about ourselves 
to 
> not get wrapped up in the personal, if we're ever to get past it.
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> Like your 'signature' says, the truth will set you free, but 
first it 
> may make you miserable. So.....don't thank me too much for making 
you 
> miserable, okay?
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> <grin>
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> regards-
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> Ali