RR dogma and ma dog

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Hey there, I don't have a dog.

 

OK, if one mans poison is another mans food, than suicide may be selfish for

some and selfless for others.

 

Yukio Mishima killed himself to make a point. Was his selfish? I'm not sure

it was.

 

How about the wife of Shiva in scripture, who committed suicide, as well as

Gandhari, who is considered one of the Pancha Jani (5 great woman) of ancient

India. Certainly she (who knew Krishna personally) knew the rules. So woman

entering the funeral pire of their husbands are exampted, and so are other

people.

 

In life, there is never a repeat performance. Seems Gods get bored easily.

So, there is never actually one fixed dharma either, it is flexible to the

moment and individual. Some things are true always, but in the mix of things

as complex as they are, it's impossible to judge.

 

Hindu rules like "Suicide is selfish" and "Suicide makes you a ghost" are

rules, helpful guidelines (I have to say "maybe" especially as regards this

rule), and nothing more.

 

We are also told many other things we eventually "break" in order to move on

like "never associate with non vaisnavas" is a rule I am now getting better

at breaking.

 

There is something in the scriptures for every situation it seems. Like I've

heard, but haven't read, that it says somewhere in that Vedic pile of

literatures, that if you starve yourself to death, then there's no karma for

committing suicide that way. For those who can't think, there's teachers. And

those who can't do, teach. So students are thoughtless disciples of the

actionless. Am I right?

 

I am personally really sick of rules. Probably because I over ate on them for

years. Myself I'm more into cats than the dogma at this time. Cats live very

much in the moment. You must deal with them with complete detachment and in

the moment.

 

But the only thing making me strong is all the years of rules.

 

Damn, how DO you figure out life.

 

Sometimes you have to eat to live, other times you had better fast.

 

Knowing which/when is the art of fitting through doorways, literally and

figuratively.

 

How do you like them gray apples?

 

(grayiswhatyougetwhenyouspinayinyanrealfast)

 

oneness is hard to understand

 

try reading that with all the letters on top of each other

 

 

 

I only want to be liberated if in the oneness they use ergonomic keyboard and

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