XPost: alt.religion.eckankar, alt.meditation.shabda
From: gruendemann@worldnet.att.net
empty room wrote:
>
> On Tue, 24 May 2005 14:24:14 GMT, cher wrote:
>
> >Beneath the mirrors of empty rooms words lies a man who is seeking a
> >master who will fix the world to his specifications, right now.
>
> Actually, I wasn't aware that there were masters around who claim that they
> are going to "fix the world". Such masters sure have their work cut out for
> them if they're going to convince me that they are not fakes. :-D
Well finally we agree on something! I don't expect a social savior to
serve up miracles to sell you on his credibility.... I would
not expect any Master worth his spit to bother wasting his time
convincing you of his validity either!
> > If the master doesn't do what he expects or demands, then he
> >must be a fake.
>
> Actually, I say if the master doesn't live up to *their own claims* of
> who and what they are, then they are a fake. Sorry you are having
> such a difficult time with that Cher That's ok, I know you mean well.. ;-)
Live up to according to your approval? Anyone that prone to self esteem
issues and insecurity deserves you for a follower. That's the
part where what you say makes no sense at all. LOL.... I know... it's
hard to be humble when you're sitting at the right hand of God all day.
> >You know... a common habit of such people is losing
> >their understanding of karma because it just isn't instant enough.
> >LOL.....
>
> Oh, that's interesting. I guess such people should be more careful about
> losing their understanding of karma then, I would think that would probably
> not be a good habit to get into. :-D
Obviously not, if your understanding is habitual alone. That's where
knee jerk fantatics are born!
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