Why are My Animals More Sikh Than Me?

BhagatSingh · #46 (**permalink**) 18-Nov-2011, 08:22 AM

Hahaah!!! Ishna ji, I'll be cheering you on from the crowd. Get some popcorn and soda...

Ishna vs FERAL DOG

F***ing Woof!

Who Let the Dogs out??- Baha men Original version - YouTube

Scarlet Pimpernel · #47 (**permalink**) 18-Nov-2011, 15:30 PM

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feral dog has killed my pet rabbit.

Isi sorry to hear that, dissonance is natural and it is ok,I have a tea cup yorkie who is 2 kilo's,if any dog attacked him he would get it off me too!

BhagatSingh · #48 (**permalink**) 19-Nov-2011, 09:17 AM

Although dissonance is natural, it cannot be countered with more dissonance.
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/sikh-sikhi-sikhism/37407-why-my-animals-more-sikh-than.html

Ishna ji, my honest advice would be to simply go deeper into your loss and consciously explore the thoughts and feelings that arise. It might seem counter-intuitive but trust me on this. Going deeper into the loss and studying yourself going through it will bring a lot more joy then getting revenge.
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=37407
That's all
Cheers

Scarlet Pimpernel · #49 (**permalink**) 19-Nov-2011, 13:26 PM

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it cannot be countered with more dissonance.

Udasi Musketeer ji ,my brother in arms,

I realise you have depth in your thought ,but our sister was grieving and not philosophizing,(who let the dogs out) was not so appropriate.

In any case there is consonance in the counter too, as the brick is in consonance

Ambarsaria · #50 (**permalink**) 19-Nov-2011, 13:37 PM

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In any case there is consonance in the counter too, as the brick is in consonance[/QUOTE]
Sinner Veer ji, yes of course. Ishna ji is trying to teach consonance to the ferel dog who kind of stepped way out of line.

Just as it is in consonance to hang/life-sentence people when they attack innocent per voice of consonance of society. Sometimes things get out of whack for a time (say World War II) but over the long term it all gets figured out.

Sat Sri Akal.

PS: I hope you don't mind me addressing you as Sinner as I don't like calling you sp ji.

harry haller · #51 (**permalink**) 19-Nov-2011, 17:34 PM

This is quite a relevent point actually, if animals are always in consonance due to a lack of reason, then an animal killing another animal is in consonance, However I am not sure about a human being killing an animal for killing another animal............

While we are on the subject of Spji, I think I liked Sinner better, and definately liked Bhagatji's old icon, this new one looks like a constipated Burt reynolds............

BhagatSingh · #52 (**permalink**) 20-Nov-2011, 05:13 AM

My initial response to Ishna ji was probably not appropriate.

My second response was given after some thought on her situation. Following the grief down to its core brings more joy (and insight and wisdom) than trying to squelch it. Every opportunity of grief can potentially bring you closer to the Creator. You must take the opportunity to find out. I cannot show you how it works. You must do it for yourself. Explore the feelings that arise and give them your complete attention.
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=37407

Ishna ji if you do decide to kill the animal then consciously study the emotions and feelings that arise before and after you have done so. Either way your brother is cheering you on.

Ambarsaria · #53 (**permalink**) 20-Nov-2011, 08:10 AM

Bhagat Singh ji I just post one thought below,

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Ishna ji if you do decide to kill the animal then consciously study the emotions and feelings that arise before and after you have done so. Either way your brother is cheering you on.

Say the culprit ferel dog has been run over by a truck by now. Now if we kill the first ferel dog that shows up, would it be consonance? In human terms it is the wrong person executed for someone else's crime.

It is very tough to do, but as they say, "root cause analysis" usually turns out things that one never suspects some time.

I totally feel for Ishna ji and it can be tough due to our attachment limitations. Now Ishna ji is going through much worse.

Example, I picked up a little tooth that came out of our dog sometimes. My heart sank if it meant much serious issues as well as the guy is now eight years old. The little rascal shows those puppy eyes and gets rice, biryani, paratha, sevian, goat meat, salmon, cookies, carrots and to top it off diet Dog Food.

Sat Sri Akal.

Scarlet Pimpernel · #54 (**permalink**) 20-Nov-2011, 18:35 PM

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While we are on the subject of Spji, I think I liked Sinner better, and definately liked Bhagatji's old icon

Veer Ji I'm still sinner, I just started being illusive and the name stuck ,Bhagat Singh is still Bhagat Singh but he joined the Musketeers as they are soldiers and ofcourse he must be a saint soldier.