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Ask a Buddhist

Thread starter WALMART
Start date Sep 13, 2012

WALMART

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Nov 12, 2012

Kevs said:
I Agree- avoid attachment is avoiding love but karma is not a way to blame the victim. Karma is attracting or binding series of events that leads to either bad or good results.

I posted a good quote about what you speak of earlier, I'm not sure if you saw it.

"But if at any time ye know of yourselves: These things are profitable, they are blameless, they are praised by the intelligent: these things, when performed and undertaken, conduce to profit and happiness, -then, KÄlÄmas, do ye, having undertaken them, abide therein."

A Zen master can love without attachment, to love with understanding. Thank you for your interest.