--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > A good person personifies all the virtues that shastras and good books > > attempt to distill and pass out as talking points and to do lists. > > The good person is beyond that. They define new and ever expanding > > levels of goodness in every act. They are a delight to be around. > > Always uplifting. > > ---Only way to qualify goodness is to seek to understand a person's > invisible intention. Thus if they act from good feelings they are good. But > if they act from bad feelings they are bad. Thus seek thine own intentions > for a study of how karma begins. > > Thus one person might serve another an orgasm because they were so good. > While yet another may not imbibe because they were so good. In each case > sheer goodness rules the day. Sometimes goodness can be too much however and > then it becomes extreme and bad. But simple goodness is quite easy because > it's everything. While godness gone bad is merely extremely good. Thus bad. > I meant goodness, but godness is the same thing. For instance I love girls > and they are one with God, I can even worship them but yet, if I place some > ultimate valuation upon them then I fail to recognize the real truth of > all-goodness. However as part of all-goodness I can still worship a good > bit. Woman replace man in the above. Gays, you figure it out. Figuring it > all out is the equation. As for the answer nobody really knows. It's ionic > versus covalent bonding. Passing energy or making compounds. We bond, or > separate based in chemistry. Based in coincidence. Thus karma. Energy is not > lost or found but remains constant. > > Some people say, "Fuck you Kirk," I say, "Fuck you God." Thus two energies > merge to grow stronger.
I'd bet Paramatma [God] would disagree with you. Instead of fighting. This is tantra. Not for the > mentally weak. Goddess can take it.
