O.K so i was a little confused, i think I've finally got on the right class. I kept going down to REL 201. Boy was that crazy i then went through my book trying to find what chapter Bhagavad Gita was in. Now I've read the proper chapter and i am in the proper class i feel much better, or do i? Some of the stuff in this chapter is very deep. If certain things don't exist then why do we cry, or get depressed? We should realize that it's not real. Why do we become happy when things are working out the way we want them to, and why wouldn't we just see things the way we want to see them. Wouldn't every one be walking around happy. I can't understand why on page 129 of the book it says " there is a big difference between running down the stairs to get the mail (intentionally) and falling down the stairs because you stepped on your son's skateboard (accidentally)". I don't think they were intentionally trying to fall down the stairs. If they were paying attention to the stairs they should have seen the skateboard, so couldn't that have also been considered intentional? Because you pull out in front of a car does that mean you did it intentionally?
I enjoyed the wise crack on page 126 about leaving out where the team spirit is. Between second and third base, and i always thought that was short stop. dorinda