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“If a person does not harm any living being …and does not kill or cause others to kill – that person is a true spiritual practitioner.”

~ The Buddha (Dhammapada v 405)

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“The police often tell us there is no excuse for ignorance of the law. Well Mr police officer – we say to you; there is no excuse for your traitorous behaviour, due to your ignorance of the Truth.”

~ Digger

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 “Truth is no road to fortune.”

~ Rousseau (1762)

(Too bloody right it isn’t!)

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“It is in pardoning that we are pardoned.”
 ~ Saint Francis of Assisi

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There are times when past mistakes swim into our vision and do their best to consume us in guilt or regret. At such times it is essential to turn all our attention outwards, away from ourselves.

Analyzing our mistakes and developing a guilt complex benefits no one. If, when you were in Milwaukee, you happened to say something insulting about your girlfriend’s dog, it is not necessary to go to Milwaukee and find your old girlfriend or her dog and make amends. Every dog you treat with kindness will be a proxy for that dog. In this way, if you have treated a particular person badly, even if you can no longer win that person’s forgiveness, you can still win the forgiveness of yourself, of the Lord of Love within, by bearing with people who treat you badly and doing your best not to treat anyone badly again. Whatever we have done, we can make amends for it without looking back in guilt or sorrow.

~ Eknath Eswaran

http://www.easwaran.org/

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“If we want to impart the real Truth, we can almost forget those entrenched in their belief systems or academic egos – the Christian zionists, the long-term Alex Jones & David Icke fans, the intellectual repeaters, the social peers. These people are usually a waste of our breath and energy, they’re too far gone – damaged beyond repair.

We are better off expending our energy introducing this information to unbiased newbies, people coming fresh into this subject. If we impart this information gently in bite-sized pieces to newbies, we will have far better success.”

~ Digger