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Post by Reefs on Apr 13, 2017 8:55:22 GMT -5
OK, so does this mean the Bhagavad Gita is off limits, the discussion between Arjuna and Krishna where Arjuna is concerned about making war on his friends family? (Seriously, you've basically cut my legs out from under me, because all this discussion about stuff only happening in consciousness, IOW, nobody really dies, is a major issue with me. Do people die or not?) Those are all existential questions. That's all fine and dandy. What's not okay is purely political discussions like what president Trump should do next or if president Putin is really that bad. That kind of stuff doesn't belong here. |
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Post by stardustpilgrim on Apr 13, 2017 9:06:42 GMT -5
OK, so does this mean the Bhagavad Gita is off limits, the discussion between Arjuna and Krishna where Arjuna is concerned about making war on his friends family? (Seriously, you've basically cut my legs out from under me, because all this discussion about stuff only happening in consciousness, IOW, nobody really dies, is a major issue with me. Do people die or not?) Those are all existential questions. That's all fine and dandy. What's not okay is purely political discussions like what president Trump should do next or if president Putin is really that bad. That kind of stuff doesn't belong here. No problem, understand. ..........I guess part of this goes (all the way) back to the first Neal Donald Walsh book about asking God questions. The guy is a fool and an idiot, and I never read another word he wrote after his Hitler comments in that book. (And from that I extrapolate sometimes maybe where I shouldn't). |
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