What else are the untold number of lies -- "large and small" -- that we tell ourselves, or others, if not a trap we build in the now... only to be caught in it later?
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Turn the Pain of Blame into a Higher Healing Power
- Posted: Wednesday, February 7, 2018
- Meeting: Sunday, February 4, 2018
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Duration: 59min
Key Lesson
Special Writing
Don't Fall Into the Second Trap
"The fox blames the trap." But, a wise person, shaking — quaking in a sudden awaked-ness after being caught in a trap of his or her own devices — doesn't fall into the second trap: blaming others for the pain of seeing what they alone have wrought.
It may seem incomprehensible — especially to the "clever" fox — but there is a nature in the human animal that loves to hate; and what makes this nature so deceptive, so destructive to itself and others is that it can't feel its own all-consuming hatred due to the love it has for its favorite feeling: being completely set against something, or someone. Which of these two — predicament or person — it matters not, as it's impossible for this dark nature to be set against someone without being convinced something in them needs to be punished for its imperfection.
Turn the Pain of Blame into a Higher Healing Power
Posted by Guy Finley in 459 Galice Road, Merlin, OR 97532 on , and updated on .
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