--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "TurquoiseB" <turquoi...@...> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "RoryGoff" <rorygoff@> wrote: > > > > Actually, Buck, I am saying "the Buck stops here," that > > is, in Us, not in Turq or in anyone "out there." > > > > If Turq (or Vaj, or anyone else) is bringing up pain or > > dissonance in Us, then to me it makes the most sense to > > see Turq (or Vaj, etc.) as our best teacher in this moment, > > inadvertent or not, for his pointing out something in Us > > which needs our unconditional Love and attention. > > Who knew? I started posting again on FFL > by agreeing with Rory. I do so again. The > millennium must be upon us. :-) > > It's "advertent," Rory. All I'm doing is > reacting to the occasional "echo chamber" > nature of FFL by posting the occasional > different point of view. That is really ALL.
ummm...not really...thou art the echo chamber...heal thy reaction to the echo chamber pain particles in thine own pain body...own it, embrace it...and Oh-Be-One with the echo chamber! Go in peace, my child. > The overreaction and hysteria and occasional > hatred is all coming from those who don't > LIKE hearing different points of view. > ...thou art the overreaction and hysteria and occasional hatred...all coming from thine own dislike of hearing different points of view...own it, embrace it...and Oh-Be-One with the hatred in thine own pain body...etcetera, ad nauseum, e pluribus unum, arry-bay s-iay a-ay aud-fray. > And I don't think that's healthy, either > spiritually or in terms of mental health. > As Rabbi Alan Lurie put it so well in the > article on The Allure of Spiritual Narcissism > I posted a few days back, "The desire to > control others in order to create a 'perfect' > environment that nurtures our sensitivities > is a calling card of spiritual narcissism." > > THAT is what you're seeing when you have > folks overreacting to nothing more serious > than someone posting a different opinion on > or a different 'take' on spirituality than > people are used to hearing -- it's the > quintessence of spiritual narcissism, and > is expressed in the desire to Make The > Heretic Go Away. > > Not gonna happen. The heretic is back, and > back to stay. My advice to those who are > uncomfortable with some of the different > opinions he posts is that you look within > for that discomfort, and not try to blame > it on him. > > It's your own attachment that pushed your > buttons, not me. >
