Hateful Comments
If you post something publicly you have invited the entire spectrum of humanity to comment on it, so a hateful comment is simply what a soul at the unevolved end of that spectrum leaves, and there is no reason to react to it.
Dandapani offers a perspective on hateful comments online: a public post is an open invitation to every kind of person, from a highly evolved soul to a soul of low consciousness. He asks you not to react, but to understand that the comment reflects where that person is in their evolution.
What this talk covers
- Setting a post to public invites the entire internet, the entire spectrum of humanity, to comment on it.
- That spectrum runs from a highly evolved, mature soul at one end to a not very evolved, low consciousness soul at the other.
- You can expect an encouraging and loving comment from the mature soul and a hateful comment from the unevolved one, because that is where each of them is in their evolution.
- Dogs bark and cats meow. You do not expect a cat to bark, so do not expect an unevolved soul to leave a kind, encouraging comment.
- Do not react to it. Understanding where the person is coming from makes it easier to accept people for where they are in their evolution.
Dogs bark. Cats meow. It's how it is.Dandapani
Questions
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Do not react to them. Understand that the person is commenting from where they are in their evolution, and that a public post invited the whole spectrum of humanity to respond.
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Because that is where they are in their evolution and that is how they see things, so that is the comment they are going to leave. Expecting anything else is like expecting a cat to bark.
Transcript
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hateful comments on the internet. What's the perspective to take on this? Well, the way I look at it is that if you post something on the internet, and you set your settings to public, then you've invited the entire internet, the entire spectrum of humanity to comment on it.
Now the entire spectrum of humanity consists of, on one end of the spectrum, a highly evolved being, mature soul, and then on the other end of the spectrum, a not very evolved, low consciousness soul. Now you can probably expect from the mature evolved being a enlightened, mature, encouraging, loving comet.
And from the unevolved soul, probably a hateful comet, because that's where they are in the evolution. And that's how they see things. And that's the comet they're going to leave. Dogs bark. Cats meow. It's how it is. Don't expect a cat to bark. And don't expect a dog to meow.
So don't expect a being that is unevolved, not mature, of a lower consciousness to leave a loving, kind, encouraging comment. Expect a hateful comment. So don't react to it. Understand where they're coming from and that's the perspective that they have and that's how they see things. So naturally they would leave the comment that they do. And when you take this approach and
I mean, you have this understanding, it's easier to accept people for where they are in their evolution.