Siska,
My 'thoughts on this' are embedded below:
[Siska] When it comes to decision making, we need to think within certain
framework, which are, perhaps almost always, illusory.
[Bill!] Yes and no. During my everyday life I make a lot of decisions. Some
are based on logic and some on impulse. The ones based on logic are made
within a logical framwork. The ones based on impulse are not made within any
kind of framework that I can identify.
[Siska} I think making big decisions with non-attachment attitude that does not
come from the awareness takes a lot of courage. I wonder if it is wise to do.
I'd love to learn your thoughts on this.
[Bill!] I don't really understand this statement well enough to respond. Why
do qualify decisions with 'big', and why should they be handled differently
than any other decision? I'm not aware of any non-attachment 'attitude' that
does not come from awareness. Where would it come from? Unless by
'non-attachment attitude' you just mean disinterst?
...Bill!
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