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There are two rules for happy living:
One: Be able to experience anything.
Two: Cause only those things which others are able to experience easily.
Man has had many golden rules. The Buddhist rule of “Do unto others as you would have these others do unto you” has been repeated often in other religions. But such golden rules, while they served to advance man above the animal, resulted in no sure sanity, success or happiness. Such a golden rule gives only the cause-point (the origination point), or at best the reflexive effect-point (the receipt point). This is a self-done-to-self thing and tends to put all on obsessive cause....
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