Re: virus: Re: virus-digest V2 #191

Brett Lane Robertson (unameit@tctc.com)
Mon, 21 Jul 1997 13:11:55 -0500


"...as a natural consequence of their evil ways (the liar and thief loses
the trust of others, and becomes a societal outcast)." (David)

BRETT:

What brought this up? Fear of punishment? Need for approval? First, there
is no social preference for people who are honest, quite the contrary.
Second, if you eat bad food, your own body suffers...the same with actions
that are oppositional to the body/mind/spirit. The consequences are that
the body, mind and spirit break down...you die ("The wages of sin is death")!

DAVID:

>My view is that Karma is a special kind of Justice[1]. There are at least
>four ways bad things can happen to bad people:
>a) as a natural consequence of their evil ways (the liar and thief loses
>the trust of others, and becomes a societal outcast),
>b) as an artificial consequence (the liar and thief is captured, tried,
>and incarcerated),
>c) as a random occurrence (the liar and thief is coincidentally killed in
>a genuine accident),
>d) as a cosmic retribution (the liar and thief dies and comes back as
>a rat).

BRETT:

"a" is a product of your own immaturity..."b" is the same as "a" but on a
larger scale..."c" is wrong--as there is no *random* occurance...therefore,
"d" is the obvious answer.

Get rid of your social delusions so that you can communicate with others who
are more aware than you.

Brett

Returning,
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