Theos-Talk Archives (November 2006 Message tt00578)

Bill, touché.

Shel

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Bill Meredith 
  To: theos-talk@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2006 11:51 PM
  Subject: Re: Theos-World My Master


  Friends,

  One who presumes to think for others can't or will not hear their own 
  conscience. Such a person often develops the habit of saying exactly 
  the same thing as their "opponent" only changing the polarity. I call 
  this tat-for-tit reasoning.

  Such a person is arrogant.

  Their habit of hearing only what they say and seeing only what they 
  write being reflected back to them by their "opponent" is an automated 
  response of which they are little aware and even less in control. They 
  are unmindful of anyone else, reflexively seeing only themselves as 
  central to every discussion.

  The result is that they are playing a children's imitation-game wherein 
  they talk at make-believe friends, cheerfully telling them the error of 
  their thinking. They play hide and seek with their own ego and always 
  when they are recognized for what they truly are they run to hide behind 
  their tattered cloak of brotherhood. There is no dialogue in this game, 
  there is only a single point of view and opinion presented as though 
  presenting fish to a helpless and hungry multitude of "friends".

  Nothing of significance comes from such drivel. I have wasted my last 
  minute reading it.

  --bill



   


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