Ishwa helper Reged: 03/03/02 Posts: 553

Re: Why I left Islam - 2 [Re: sickofviolence] #16704 - 05/26/02 11:31 AM Edit Reply Quote

What are you actually saying, SOV. Your sentences become very confused. I have no hatred towards anyone, that word is like a mantra to you, which you carry everywhere and project on others, without proper understanding what they are saying, but then, how could you? Your mind is so dialectical focussed. Not I or anyone else you're accusing is full of hatred, but it's you yourself, only thinking in emotional terms of (conditioned) love and hatred. You don't realize that there's another dimension, where people can exchange ideas, without being driven by emotions coloured by black-or-white thinking. Not agreeing with someone doesn't mean that that person is "full of hatred"! I'm not full of hatred, I am fully aware of people talking with emotions, thinking in generalized dualistic terms, linking unrelated things together. And assuming that other people are the same as they're thinking. I'm not a member of any organization, I'm an individual who is using his critical mind, even if that involves Hindu matters (something SOV is not wanting to notice). That's a very big deathblow to your allegations, isn't it? Why do people who oppose your in a way seemingly very schizophrenous, biased ideas do have to belong to extremist groups? My advice to you is that you would benefit more abandoning your way of putting things in dialectical settings to underline biased views of situations or ideas. Try to show a more balanced way in describing situations or concepts. Try also to avoid projections, and generalizions. Try to open up for a third (grey) dimension besides only the love-or-hate. This would not only benefit your posts, but also seeing the world differently and more balanced in your daily life. That would be the greatest practical gift and favour you could do to yourself. That is real Vedic philosophy in practice!