[kj] Re: Peace

[bongo]

as my tutor said to me...

"this is the kali yuga, ya cant expect too much in the iron age"

On 11/18/05, iPat <pmdavies at gmail.com> wrote:
> Striving to impose a peaceful solution will always leave someone
> discontented. A systematic approach can never really provide peace. Not in
> the world or within. the way we see see the world is different to each and
> every one of us and thats quite honestly where the conflict begins. In the
> Gathering Peters vision and Greigs are always going to cause conflict as
> they try and force square pegs into round holes.
>  Mikael, to me, its the complete submission to the [power of nature/the
> will
> of god/ the forces of the universe/add in whetever words you use] rather
> than forcing a reality that will always cause conflict.
>  If society is a sum of all its parts, the parts must be of a similar value
> first for the sum to be a real number. All the isms in the world are about
> imposing. We want to expose.
>  Indecent Exposure! lol
>
>  On 11/18/05, Mikael Byström <mikael.bystrom at punkass.com> wrote:
> >
> > iPat said:
> >
> > >Peace wont come to the world till there's
> > >peace within ourselves and that has to reflect our complete submission
> to
> > >the will of life. Until you know yourself how can you know the world?
> >
> > There's nothing saying you can't achieve both at the same time. Peace in
> > the world will come when we find peace within AND we will find peace
> > within when peace comes to the world.
> >
> >
> > --
> > iPat
> > "Intellect and intelligence do not go together. Intelligence is obtained
> > only when the heart and mind reach an agreement." Krishnamurti
>
>


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