When We Cannot See Eye-To-Eye

What is important to one person may not be important to another. When we mix cultures, politics, religions and philosophies, we can have an explosive mixture.

I choose to practise the Buddha’s teaching – I didn’t particularly want to become a Buddhist. It was accidental. I don’t even want to consume all the Buddha’s teaching, but just verify the essence of it.

This is the same with all subjects, where we can become bogged down in elaborate details, and lose the complete picture.

It’s okay not to see eye-to-eye, or have a meeting of minds; our karma is our personal confusion or clarity, which is different to the clarity or confusion of others.