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Recieved: 2001/01/21  10:07  
Subject: [K-list] To David 
From: Cleocatras
  
On 2001/01/21  10:07, Cleocatras posted thus to the K-list: Dear David,
 
I love what you wrote here...
 
<< A genuine understanding of Karma doesn't purport that another's suffering  
is not our business. 
 On the contrary,  a genuine understanding of Karma reveals  that another's  
suffering is our own. >>
 
Maybe you could lend some more thoughts... I get tremendous bliss when I  
attempt to assist, the feedback can* be good, too. But the one thing that  
seems to be more certain, is that I thought of them, and yes, instead of my  
world. Am I avoiding my reality, or am I creating my reality? Since there is  
none unless I say it is in the first place... I dont feel deprived or lacking  
when I am in this "condition of helping", what appears to be lacking is not  
missed. Is this avoidance or acceptance? If I acquire what seems to be my  
need, it was no need at all unless I spent energy to look at it. And I only  
feel I needed it when some part of me is eased and I am grateful...
 
I do have my moments that I express to friends that I need some things, but  
as soon as I express this, the feeling is gone. Do you think it is the energy  
of their empathy that does this?
 
Cat
 
 
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