....*smiles/peace*...perfect...thank you...
Buddha be praised
Mel
--- On Fri, 27/5/11, Beverley Huish <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Mel,
I see, it's basically about an extension of a common sense thing like someone
not feeling their life's over if they break their diet one day. Or, from a
more Buddhist(? if I'm understanding this) perspective, not choosing to beat
myself up because I feel annoyance towards someone who's been rude to me?
Accepting one's humanity and imperfections instead of choosing to feel like a
failure?
And not making judgements about someone else who chooses to break their diet or
be rude, or to be annoyed because someone else has been rude?
:-)
Beverley.
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