Apr 05, 2005 10:21
"But he still thought it self-evident that one had to do what was right; he had never learned how people could want to do otherwise; he had learned only that they did. It still seemed simple and incomprehensible to him: simple that things should be right, and incomprehensible that they weren't"
~ayn rand
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For them is perception supreme,
From perception have they sprung.
If, with perception polluted, one speaks or acts,
Thence suffering follows
As a wheel the draught ox's foot.
II. Preceded by perception are mental states,
For them is perception supreme,
From perception they have sprung.
If, with tranquil perception, one speaks or acts,
Thence ease follows
As a shadow that never departs.
47. Death takes away
The man with attached mind,
Plucking only flowers,
Like a great flood, a sleeping village.
-The Dhammapada- (or, sayings of Buddha)
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