If you were a law or moral precept

which one would you be?

"The kingdom of heaven is within you."


However, I would be this with the full weight of its implication. Not as a thing we hear from a pulpit, but the integration of everything we can learn about where and why we are.

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Originally Posted by firefangled

"The kingdom of heaven is within you."


However, I would be this with the full weight of its implication. Not as a thing we hear from a pulpit, but the integration of everything we can learn about where and why we are.

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Lovely, and mine would be something one says at the beginning of the Passover Seder: "Let him who is hungry come and eat with us."

A Zen precept, 6. Unconditionally accepting what each moment has to offer. This is the precept of Not Talking About Others Errors and Faults.

But I tell you: Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you. (Matthew 5:43)


I don't always succeed, but I do try.


And every dog gets a free bite.(Arkansas law)

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Originally Posted by PrinceMyshkin

which one would you be?

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I'd be the three fold law, but just this part

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An it harm none do what ye will

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it means, as long as what you do harms none (including yourself) do what you want to do.

I live by this :lol:

Laws and precepts are least followed in point of fact, and they are framed and the framer can make and break it. The history of them endorses this fact.