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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AtulaSiriwardane" data-source="post: 4606613" data-attributes="member: 120286">I will do what ever I can do to bring them the judgment according to state law.It will depend on the situation.. Buddha does not give us readymade answers or techniques to face life.He informs us enough about the way our actions will bear fruits and gives us Vipassana to keep our mind free of defilements so that the effect would be less.(Mano pubbangama dhamma)Say my father comes to kill me.. it is less harmful for me to get killed than killing him... for I will have to bear bad fruits for eons if I kill my father.I don't think someone would kill me unless he is really mad. If he is mad there wouldn't be a choice.. but if one is temporarily mad with anger he requires food from me to keep that state of mind. I wouldn't provide that for I would maintain my Upeksha. I have faced some lighter situations and I know this by experience. Human beings are basically good. They make all these mistakes because of the defilments which over power them. If you know that by heart, you will never experience deep hatred from anyone. In most of the cases it is a mutual increasing of defilements which lead to very unfortunate situations.Political murders are different.. leaders killing competitors, terrorists killing civilians...I think one will be a victim of a bomb if he has to pay for a past karma or unknowigly he would stand there. One who does will pay for it. I don't expect anyone to take revenge for that.</blockquote>

Verification: Asuwa dahayen wadi kalama keeyada?

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