Theos-Talk Archives (February 2005 Message tt00695)

--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, Jerry Hejka-Ekins <jjhe@c...> 
wrote:
> Dear Cass,
> 
> somewhere between the two extremes.
> 
> I like your saying about ostriches, because evil people love 
ostriches 
> who stick their heads in the ground. The problem is, in the long 
run, 
> those ostriches are going to have a lot more than a sore butt to 
cry over. 
> 
> Evil people create themselves by doing evil things inspired by 
their 
> lower nature: selfishness, greed, hatred etc. 


>Good people create


Chr:Nice, they can use the kangaroo to take SD,Mahatmaletters and 
Patanjali's yoga sutra's with them for books of references.;-)


> I would like to see the quote in its original context before I 
would be 
> able to comment upon it. What is the source of the quote?
> 
> More important than understanding about Dugpas and Gelupkas is 
getting 
> back to the fact that there are good people, evil people, and all 
shades 
> in between. Dugpas and Gelupkas; good and evil people, are just 
two 
> different ways of talking about the same dynamic while most of us 
sit 
> themselves by doing things inspired by their higher nature: 
altruism, 
> selflessness, love etc. Which nature is more attractive to you? 
Most 
> of us do a little of each. But, over a long period of time we all 
have 
> to ultimately and unerringly gravitate to one pole or the other. 
Then, 
> there are those future incarnations.... We move toward infinity 
one 
> step at a time. 
> 
> Best,
> Jerry
> 
> 
> 
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