From: | Giorgio Menon <menon(at)pd.infn.it> |
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Date: | Wed, 25 May 2005 08:36:34 +0200 |
Subject: | Re: various (lozenge etc.) |
======================================================Hi Georges,
G:
IMO, hatred engenders hatred and makes one to an
aggressive, but inefficient animal.
You know some of my experiences in Warsaw Ghetto, in
Gestapo interrogation etc.
I also, using Zen, disarmed twice with naked hands
an armed terrorist. If I hated them, I would have
been shot. Zen, or better said, the sincere human
awareness sees all as one, thus my "enemies" as parts
of me. If a part of me, a finger, gets rotten, I try
to heel it, I may have to cut it, but, good Lord, how
can I hate my finger? When all is one and your own hand
moves to strike you, it's easy to block it with the
other, isn't it?
Georges.
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