FINAL THOUGHTS, Be Sattwa Motivated

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I don¹t know or care what your beef with Dayamrita is, but it seems to me

that sattwa is characterized by non-confrontational behavior. You¹re the

one apparently trying to pick a fight, and that¹s not sattwic in my book.

 

 

on 8/12/06 12:57 PM, Tom at tomgull (AT) hotmail (DOT) com wrote:

 

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> Those who seek Comfort petition the moderator, those who call this

> list 'satsang' and seek Truth and Reality, petition Amma. It's

> Adharmic to refute my points to the extent some have on this list,

> and then not go to Amma about it. Oh, it must be personal because

> the majority or "officials" can't be wrong... Please, stop your

> bellyaching, and like I had said prior to Amma's tour to Themba and

> Amarnath and others: PUT UP or SHUT UP

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> Asking Dayamrita vs. Public Forum:

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> Direct Contact has not worked in the past, as interaction with

> officials results in Automated Responses from robotic

> personalities. You see, i was attempting to use Spirituality

> (truth, dharma) to engage those who use Politics (illusion, titles,

> cloaked actions). Now I've switched to Politics, and am purposely

> trying to draw Dayamrita out into the open, where he can't hide

> behind his cronies, his desk and where his superpowers (office,

> celebrity) are nullified, leveling the Kurushetra (playing field).

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> Asking Amma: Be Sattva-Motivated to Benefit Us All:

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> If someone's going to ask Amma, which they should, be Sattva

> Motivated. By this I mean, ask with Detachment, an Open Mind, and a

> keen Desire to Experience the Truth and Reality of the Situation.

> Only then will you elicit a "Guru's Response" and benefit everyone

> here. For example, "Amma, what's up with this Tom guy? Is his

> purpose with bashing Dayamrita Personal or Universal as he claims?

> Many of us, including Tom, would like you to comment on him and his

> actions."

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> If however, you ask from a Rajasic point of view, it's useless.

> Asking "In Defense of Dayamrita" or for "Silencing Tom", then you'll

> only elicit a Mother's response of "Dayamrita can take care of

> himself," and then nobody benefits. Same as if I or Dayamrita were

> to ask, "Amma, Amma, tell everyone I'm right, tell everyone I'm

> right!" That's also Rajasic Motivation that doesn't help anyone.

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> Keep in mind this list is common ground, and you're bound to

> encounter the rough street-language of commoners like me, versus the

> parlor talk of the noble. (How rude!)

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> I bow to the flow of this topic, and many thanks for not trying to

> out-rajas me because I'd lose.

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> Let those who preach Love and Compassion, be not Choosy as to how

> they live it. Go ask Amma about all this you bums!!!

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> tom

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