Cultivation 3: The words and wisdom of an Indian Guru
@id_peace (17036)
Singapore
May 24, 2018 8:07pm CST
I remember watching this YouTube before which was been shared on the Facebook highlighting the wisdom of the Indian Guru. To make it more interesting, I make it as if it is two person conversation.
Someone: I love fishes
Indian guru: what kind of fishes do you love?
Someone: I love any fishes that can be deep fried
Indian Guru: You don’t love fish. You love to eat fishes. You don’t love fishes. You only love yourself.
Upon hearing the last part, I was like oh wow, you know what? He is right. A lot of people talk about loving something but when you break it down, they only love themselves
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@TheHorse (238390)
• Walnut Creek, California
25 May 18
Agreed. Those who love (or are satisfied with) themselves are better able to love others. Eating fish can be a sign of respect for "higher" animals. I feel a bit sad when I eat cow or chicken, since I have also enjoyed the company of cows and chickens.
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@id_peace (17036)
• Singapore
25 May 18
So now I am very careful with my word
I love dogs (this means I truly loved them)
I love to eat chicken (nothing more than eating them)
Don’t want to be caught by tha guru correcting me
@BelleStarr (61463)
• United States
25 May 18
We need food to survive so I guess we need to love ourselves and eat fish!! Loving yourself is not a bad thing.
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