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I really like the action into inaction! That is what I try to accomplish with my reading on Blogit! It is the only way with my migraines that I can make a contribution to the world as it were! But most I do it to help and in that regard I am never entertaining envy because my mission is selfless! But how wonderful would it be if one could have their whole existence continually in action into inaction! I think I fall miserably short on the full scope but am quite proud that I have mastered a portion of it! I was not aware of this concept and I came to understand it through my personal goals for my time on Blogit! But now I must seek to broaden it to be reflective of it on a continuum! WOW! I loved this post for it has brought great realization for me! KUDOS and THANK YOU!! Shelly
posted by
sam444
on June 23, 2010 at 12:48 AM
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Re: shobana
I am glad that you are following these and also liking the thought-prvocating nature of the philosophy; it is very, very rich and needs to be contemplated before one can convey the sense accurately.. It is with a lot of 'effort' that I try to contain these teachings in simple English, and although it takes quite a bit of time, it is immensely satisfying for me. I think, ..no. believe that it hones my writing skills, too. Thank you your 'timely' internet malfuntioning too is very amusing and sweet
posted by
anib
on June 21, 2010 at 8:33 PM
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Re: It was ddifficult for me to think beyond the plight of the untouchables
Kabu, yes the plight of the untouchables was unimaginably sad with the the unspeakable cruelty meted out to them. You are so kind-hearted that your heart went to then and you couldn't think beyond. This is appreciable. No, things have changed in India now. The politicians came in seeing them as bg vote banks, and all kinds of reserved quota and job security they have whether efficient or not. That too is bad because they are not mentally equipped to handle sensitive jobs, like those of the surgeons, dam building engineers and the like. Most of them, hereditarily low-brained, make a mess of things even if it means so many lives lost. So, do you see the beauty of the original arrangement in the Gita whereby they were assigned to perform tasks best suited to their physical-mental capacity? Thanks a lot Kabu for your continued and my valued readership. I loved your yesterday's comment "more of Krisna Gita", when I veered off into Literature. Tha was sweet!
posted by
anib
on June 21, 2010 at 8:25 PM
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It is really very thought provoking with many wise lessons to be learnt from it abanerjee. I don't know why each time I want to post a comment my internet just cuts the connection..sigh..
posted by
shobana
on June 21, 2010 at 8:16 PM
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Re: Well presented and fascinating..
That you find find it fascinating is my joy, PoetRaye. You are yourself such an accomplished poet, so ypu comment means a lot to mr. Thank you..
posted by
anib
on June 21, 2010 at 8:10 PM
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Re: neat!
Thank you dsm tchr. I do value your readership, and I am glad that you find it neat.
posted by
anib
on June 21, 2010 at 8:08 PM
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neat!
posted by
dsm_tchr
on June 21, 2010 at 4:34 PM
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Well presented and fascinating..
Thank you..
posted by
Katray2
on June 21, 2010 at 3:35 PM
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It was ddifficult for me to think beyond the plight of the untouchables
I wonder if they are still part of Indian society
posted by
Kabu
on June 21, 2010 at 1:53 PM
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