Daily Dharma 13 februari, 2016
"When Gandhi said that love is the force that can liberate, he meant we have to love our enemy. Even if our enemy is cruel, even if he is crushing us, sowing terror and injustice, we have to love him. This is the message of Jesus. But how can we love our enemy? There is only one way – to understand him. We have to understand why he is that way, how he has come to be like that, why he does not see things the way we do. Understanding a person brings us the power to love and accept him. And the moment we love and accept him, he ceases to be our enemy. To “love our enemy” is impossible, because the moment we love him, he is no longer our enemy." Thich Nhat Hanh
"Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible" H.H Dalai Lama
Min tanke är att om vi är av samma massa, alla är ett så är vi inte så olik vår fiende. Om vi hatar honom hatar vi oss själva.? Om vi älskar vår fiende och visar hen respekt så reagerar vi inte som hen förväntar sig och vi överraskar hen. Förhoppningsvis på ett positivt sätt som leder till en bättre relation.
Bara några morgon filosoferingar på texten de delat.'
Mvh Emma B
"There are no boundries. No place where I stop and other people begin. When people talk to you, it's really no differance than to talk to yourself in a different voice" Stephan Pende Wormland
"Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible" H.H Dalai Lama