Comments on: Good karma and money http://www.allconsidering.com/2008/good-karma-and-money/ Considering life, spiritual growth and more ponderings Wed, 17 Mar 2010 02:48:43 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Martin http://www.allconsidering.com/2008/good-karma-and-money/comment-page-1/#comment-195 Martin Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:49:47 +0000 http://www.allconsidering.com/?p=338#comment-195 The Karma of Money has all to do with the first temptation of Christ, to turn stones into bread...He solved it for Himself by saying to Satan ( Tamas-tamasha ( not to the Devil ( Rajas-rajasha ), since there are 3 dwellers on the Treshold, the 3d One is the Dweller on the Treshold of ( Satva-satvaha ) ): Thou shall not tempt the Lord ( His Higher Self ). For Humanity counts, they should share everything which is given to them by Right Action...The Buddha couldn't solve it either for Humanity, however he gave instructions for Humanity to achieve it. According KH in the ML, actually no-one ever managed to solve the problem and this is where WE should take up this Cross of Change ( the Swastika ) and show the world Selflessness is ( satva-ha ) is making the Self an Instrument for Humanity as a Whole... The Karma of Money has all to do with the first temptation of Christ,
to turn stones into bread…He solved it for Himself by saying to Satan ( Tamas-tamasha ( not to the Devil ( Rajas-rajasha ), since there are 3 dwellers on the Treshold, the 3d One is the Dweller on the Treshold of ( Satva-satvaha ) ): Thou shall not tempt the Lord ( His Higher Self ).
For Humanity counts, they should share everything which is given to them by Right Action…The Buddha couldn’t solve it either for Humanity, however he gave instructions for Humanity to achieve it.
According KH in the ML, actually no-one ever managed to solve the problem and this is where WE should take up this Cross of Change ( the Swastika ) and show the world Selflessness is ( satva-ha ) is making the Self an Instrument for Humanity as a Whole…

]]> By: Katinka - spirituality http://www.allconsidering.com/2008/good-karma-and-money/comment-page-1/#comment-194 Katinka - spirituality Thu, 27 Nov 2008 08:54:42 +0000 http://www.allconsidering.com/?p=338#comment-194 Thanks for the English lesson everyone :) I'll change my use of the words 'well off' in future then. Thanks for the English lesson everyone :) I’ll change my use of the words ‘well off’ in future then.

]]> By: David Melik http://www.allconsidering.com/2008/good-karma-and-money/comment-page-1/#comment-193 David Melik Tue, 25 Nov 2008 07:10:55 +0000 http://www.allconsidering.com/?p=338#comment-193 I recommend reading George Lamsa's translation of the <i>Bible/<i> from Aramaic, at least the <i>New Testament</i> (Aramaic may not be the orginal <i>Tanakh</i> language.) The translation of your <i>Matthew</i> quote is odd: Lamsa's translation explains the Aramaic word 'camel' is pronounced/spelled (I said 'pronounced' 1st because AFAIK, centuries ago spelling was not standardized) the same as 'rope.' 'Well off' does often mean 'having more than you need' in parts of UK or USA or both, etc.. I recommend reading George Lamsa’s translation of the Bible/ from Aramaic, at least the New Testament (Aramaic may not be the orginal Tanakh language.) The translation of your Matthew quote is odd: Lamsa’s translation explains the Aramaic word ‘camel’ is pronounced/spelled (I said ‘pronounced’ 1st because AFAIK, centuries ago spelling was not standardized) the same as ‘rope.’

‘Well off’ does often mean ‘having more than you need’ in parts of UK or USA or both, etc..

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