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SW-User
Depends where you're talking about. Different cultures have different ideas about what is and isn't OK
sogdianrock · 61-69, M
hi Literaturegirl
Well in Thailand the practice of Bhuddism places obligation under kama and it works very well.
In judeo christian cultures the obligation was mutual respect and support.
I just wondered where matters stood today.
Best wishes
:)
Well in Thailand the practice of Bhuddism places obligation under kama and it works very well.
In judeo christian cultures the obligation was mutual respect and support.
I just wondered where matters stood today.
Best wishes
:)
SW-User
@sogdianrock Two cultures under that umbrella of Judson Christianity are very different: the US and the UK. Add to the mix different types of economy, which tend to affect people more. What are the laws of capitalism? They ain't being nice n kind to one another
sogdianrock · 61-69, M
hi Literaturegirl
well how the hell do people get along then if not on the basis of kindness and respect?
Best wishes
:)
well how the hell do people get along then if not on the basis of kindness and respect?
Best wishes
:)
SW-User
@sogdianrock Different levels, and some people get on, others really don't. Perhaps good foundations are laid in the home, and in schools. It's a huge philosophical question, and different philosophers have had very different ideas. But maybe love, empathy, need are in the mix