Because the one who asks does not comprehend the nature of the question. One asks what books might you recommend for me to read so I can become aware? How to answer that question is a problem. It depends on the knowledge set of the one asking... There is no simple formula.Originally Posted by george
Is the question discourse or does the one asking already have a notion of what he/she expects to hear? I see DISHONESTY in one asking a question as a Short Cut so that he/she will not have to perform any work. How is there love and charity therein? What can I do for you, might proceed, in good faith.
Furthermore under what premise does one act if he/she thinks another man is compelled to do anything for him? I asked what skin because I have grown quite used to those who would take from my family's table thinking themselves to be of more importance just because they have yet to put their back to the plow and WORK. I see Opportunity Lost.
I remember early on - I went to one who had knowledge and offered him thousands of dollars worth of my resources and my time, I then humbled myself offering to be his secretary, errand runner and witness for any proceedings he deemed necessary. I then drove long distances again and again to go see him face to face - many times driving him around to do his many errands - always listening and observing.
In the end, I found that Wisdom is found by NOT asking other men questions. So now there is a paradox. What should I do - to ask or not - and what of the teacher where should he or she begin, if at all?
I am a proponent of Scripture - but there are many who will dismiss because they already have their preconceived notions of what is the answer they seek. So again, where to start? The student is prejudiced and therefore is dishonest.
One says I am asking a question about the Law Boundaries of a particular Estate - Why exactly do you want to know? For what purpose? Specifically. Is it to make a gain for yourself? What of the teacher? Wherein is there gain? Or is it a loss? Time wasted upon yet another selfish soul.
Do you hold others to be your teacher? Is it dishonest to take without consideration of any kind?
So do you seek a RELATIONSHIP? Well that would be Special, but we have yet to establish a Trust; therefore, I have no trust in you. Therefore there are no duties or obligations. So what of the whoa is me - poor me - why won't anybody answer me and MY IMPORTANT QUESTIONS - I just can't get any satisfaction - I am growing weary - I am ......
Answer my question : Why should anybody feel compelled to answer your questions absent a special relationship? Mutually beneficial that is. Absent that formation - I just see selfishness.
doug555 has established a VERY THOROUGH assemblage of teachings for anyone who would care to look. One who truly must be seeking such as you, george, SURELY would go and take advantage. Since you trust your gut so much, asking the question in the first place is a complete waste of time. For what has your gut to do with any Law Boundary?
Regarding Honesty - what is honest about asking a question - when one has full knowledge that the answer exists in the place where said one has been instructed to attend? With a pure conscience I would instruct the Reader to go check out doug555 [look him up] he has compiled a page herein that has the soup to nuts version of Lawful Money. I suppose that is what you are asking about right? Be sure to recompense doug555 for his tireless HONEST work, wont you.
Kudos on you doug555 for sharing your time, I appreciate you. I hope I have repaid you in kind. If you happen to read this thread perhaps you might be so kind to link your work to this thread - that is if you have not already done it.
Regards,
MJ
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