I join the explanation of DALAI LAMA in regard with COMPASSION..He
says that"""

Compassion is not the love you care about your relatives or your
friends.

COMPASSION IS BEING RESPECTFULL  FOR THE PEOPLE WHO ACT AS AN ENEMY
TOWARD YOU.. """

With compassion,

Puma

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On 25 Dec 2005 05:31:02 -0800, "puma" <puma@dowse.com> wrote:

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>I join the explanation of DALAI LAMA in regard with COMPASSION..He
>says that"""
>
>Compassion is not the love you care about your relatives or your
>friends.
>
>COMPASSION IS BEING RESPECTFULL  FOR THE PEOPLE WHO ACT AS AN ENEMY
>TOWARD YOU.. """
>
>With compassion,

And so your respect for Reiki people is where?

Love and Light,

Garry

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puma wrote:
> I join the explanation of DALAI LAMA in regard with COMPASSION..He
> says that"""
>
> Compassion is not the love you care about your relatives or your
> friends.
>
> COMPASSION IS BEING RESPECTFULL  FOR THE PEOPLE WHO ACT AS AN ENEMY
> TOWARD YOU.. """
>
> With compassion,
>

Oh good!
A new crosspost, thanks.
http://ptlslzb87.blogspot.com/

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Puma,

My dictionary defines compassion as: sympathy for the suffering of
others, often including a desire to help.

I think of compassion as: caring without condition and acting on that
caring.

Jared

o
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Julian wrote:
> puma wrote:
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> Oh good!
> A new crosspost, thanks.
> http://ptlslzb87.blogspot.com/
>


yer welcome




Dal'a liaMa

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Hi Garry,

If i had nor respect for you guys, I would not care to show my thoughts
about REIKI.

The point is you do not realize what I am aiming to!

You only care your own thoughts and BLIND TRUST about REIKI..

So compassion means quite different aspect for you..And you can
evaluate it in that direction..

If you really care the mutual good for others you should participate in
COMPASSION.

Compassionately thoughts for all of us

Puma


Garry Williams wrote:
> On 25 Dec 2005 05:31:02 -0800, "puma" <puma@dowse.com> wrote:
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>
> And so your respect for Reiki people is where?
>
> Love and Light,
>

> Garry

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My Dear Omjaroo,

Your definition of compassion seems very good but not complete! Because
if we only care for suffering of others , this is a part of compassion
but not fully. Because suffering is also a relative image. Because we
always avaluate all the stuations according to the same feelings of
ours. That is a sufferer is a sufferer according to our understanding
and according to our norms..So suffering can not be a testing meter
for compassion.All the mothers no matter if their children suffers or
not care about their kits.. This is the compassion in its real
meaning..

If compassion is care without condition then this is it. That is
compassion is nor depend on suffering..CHINES people for dalai lama is
not suffering,they act as an enemy toward TIBETAN BUDDHISTS, but dalai
lama has a resoect for these CHINESE,and he says they are our GURUS..

With compassion,

Puma

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puma wrote:
> COMPASSION IS BEING RESPECTFULL  FOR THE PEOPLE WHO ACT AS AN ENEMY
> TOWARD YOU.. """

So, according to His Holiness, posters in AHR should be respectful
toward you.  Naturally assuming that you are in fact a person of which
there is much doubt.

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Then once again we are in agreement :-)

I would emphasize that for me, compassion always includes a response.

Compassion is not just a static feeling state but also a "response" to
my caring. Caring is sympathy. Caring which comes from experience is
empathy. Neither of these two feeling states rises to the level of
compassion absent a response (which could be taking an action or
refraining from taking of action) or for me to do something about my
caring.

To be real compassion these feeling states and my response must be
unconditional.

I have yet to express anything like real (fearless) compassion. In the
mean I do the best I can with sympathetic/empathetic responses based on
my feelings of separation (otherness) and self-interest (desire to be
helpful).

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jarngrimr wrote:

> So, according to His Holiness

Don't get him/her started on the Dalai Lama .. he/she has
issues about that, too .

Stuart

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