Sharon Stone:China earthquake is karma, page 13
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reply posted on 28-5-2008 @ 03:20 PM by Anonymous ATS
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Let's get one thing straight China does censor media, China does not have a perfect government. The US media while technically 'free' puts its own political spins on everything---including Tibet.

No other group of people in history (Native Americans) have been systematically eradicated and relocated (reservations) in a shorter amount of time.

I'm very proud to be American and support my country (conservative), but
Sharon Stone really embarrasses us all when she made these comments. I wonder if she saw the images and realizes how many children were killed and suffered from this earthquake? Then to blame it on karma??

If this is her religion and her beliefs in karma then get me as far away from it as possible. The simple fact is that it is very CHIC in Hollywood to be close to the Dali Lama and to be on a "PATH OF ENLIGHTENMENT', meanwhile they have no clue as to what that really means or the process to reach that special place. Another rich, Hollywood star who had lunch with the Dali Lama, does Yoga, bought some Tibetan antiques and read a couple of books on Buddhism.

Disgusting! Hey Sharon mind your own business---you are not anymore holly than the rest of us. Fate has given you a position of public exposure (no pun intended)--use it for something good and you should get down on your knees and apologize to China---You know what they say about Karma...


reply posted on 28-5-2008 @ 06:07 PM by Anonymous ATS




reply posted on 28-5-2008 @ 06:23 PM by IchiNiSan
Originally posted by mlmijyd
Well actually 'YES' in direct reply to your question. Didn't you understand my post? I'll assume that you are not a Buddhist as a Buddhist would understand my statement albeit may be not as articulate as I'd have liked?

That's the whole point of their term Karma, it’s probably from many successive lifetimes and this is just another on their way to 'enlightenment'. A Buddhist isn't 'attached' to their earthly bodies as you and I are (although they want as much time to be useful and progress). I think you need to search this topic and look at some Buddhist books to understand the concept more?


I know from which angle you are looking at this whole karma case. The problem is that people who are saying the things like you and many others "believe" that the "suffering of Tibetans" is "THE cause of this earthquake." But this is exactly where the reasoning and the judgment of you guys is very skewed and to my humble opinion very wrong, which is very one-sided and biased.

With the same way of reasoning, strictly speaking, this is like saying that the victims are now dead because all these victims did not stand up against the Iraq invasion by the USA in 2003 and therefore the Earthquake is a direct karma for them.

Besides the fact that the so-called suffering of the Tibetans is mostly fabricated by the anti-China Western MSM propaganda machines, one have to have an all-mighty knowledge of all single current AND historic events in the world and of each victim's personal situation before anyone can judge and point out what the exact cause is for their dying. It could as well be a cause happened lifes before this one, when the victims might have been Japanese soldiers participated in the Rape of Nanjing or each single taken life is actually a benevolent boddhivista by self-sacrificing their current life to raise up the self-conscienious of the world's mind.

Bottom line is that human beings are not in the position to make any judgment to point out what the actual cause is, because one single person's version of truthness is pretty much always limited and restricted. The Tibet issue might be THE CAUSE in the version of truthness of many biased and prejudiced minds, but these minds might need to dig deep and make more realistic and neutral research before yelling out this claim of their version of the truth. After all we are talking about karma, and by spreading hatred against a whole population of a conscience nation, then they are maybe storing up bad karma to be felt in the future of their personal life, either this one or future ones.



P.s. Re-read my posts before you make a judgment if I am a buddhist or not, or what I supposedly according to your version of reality know or not know. Also I made a post addressing the collective karma issue, read it answer it, before we go on, ok?



[edit on 28/5/08 by IchiNiSan]


reply posted on 28-5-2008 @ 06:39 PM by Howie47
reply to post by Anonymous ATS





No other group of people in history (Native Americans) have been systematically eradicated and relocated (reservations) in a shorter amount of time.


For all you people that keep bringing this up. It happened in a different century. Mostly two centuries ago. The U.S. has apologized to the American Indians and made many reparations. They receive special status to this day.. Some just refuse government help and or are victims of their own tribes oppression.
Using the excuse that my neighbor and or everyone else is doing it. So it is OK for me to do it too. Is childish! So stop it.


reply posted on 29-5-2008 @ 12:17 AM by Anonymous ATS




reply posted on 29-5-2008 @ 03:18 AM by haidian
Dior issues Sharon Stone apology for 'karma' remark over China's earthquake
By HENRY SANDERSON,Associated Press Writer AP - 51 minutes agoBEIJING

- French fashion house Christian Dior said Thursday it has dropped Sharon Stone from its Chinese advertisements and released a statement from the actress apologizing for saying the earthquake that struck China may have been the result of bad "karma" over its treatment of Tibet.

Dior issues Sharon Stone apology for 'karma' remark over China's earthquake

The 50-year-old actress said she was "deeply sorry" for causing anguish and anger among Chinese people with her remarks in an interview last week. Stone models for Christian Dior SA, and the company's Shanghai office issued the statement.

The public relations manager for Dior in Shanghai who gave only her surname, Guo, said Stone would no longer appear in the company's advertisements in China.

"Due to my inappropriate words and acts during the interview, I feel deeply sorry and sad about hurting Chinese people," Stone said in the statement. "I am willing to take part in the relief work of China's earthquake, and wholly devote myself to helping affected Chinese people."
Stone said she had worked in international charities for the past 20 years and wants to help Chinese people. During her visit to China last year for the Shanghai Movie Festival she said she felt "deeply the Chinese people's wisdom and hospitality."

Chinese media have erupted in indignation over foreign criticism of the country ahead of the Beijing Olympics in August. During the international leg of the Olympic torch relay many Chinese reacted strongly to protests over China's rule of Tibet.

Stone's original comments were made last week during a Cannes Film Festival red-carpet interview.

"I'm not happy about the way the Chinese are treating the Tibetans because I don't think anyone should be unkind to anyone else," Stone said. "And then this earthquake and all this stuff happened, and then I thought, is that karma? When you're not nice that the bad things happen to you?"

During the brief interview, Stone also said she cried when she received a letter from the Tibetan Foundation asking her to help the quake victims.

"They wanted to go and be helpful, and that made me cry. It was a big lesson to me that sometimes you have to learn to put your head down and be of service even to people who aren't nice to you," she said.


reply posted on 29-5-2008 @ 01:48 PM by mlmijyd
reply to post by IchiNiSan




Yet again you are completely ignoring my reply and seeing something that isn’t there in my reply words. This is the problem with trying to understand Karma from a non-Buddhist perspective (meaning not to be a Buddhist just understand their terms), you really have to read/listen then think about what you have read/heard and then re-read/listen then think and once you grasp it then what I said/read then it will make sense? Until then your going to keep getting it wrong e.g. Collective Karma? What are you talking about I never mentioned this term. Nor did I say this is what I believe, I merely stated what a Buddhist (this is a faith term not a country specific notion). If you really want to understand then I suggest you look through any or all of the books I suggested. If nothing else they can help with your obvious pain and see things within you more clearly and this will allow you to debate without 'wrong action'?

And as for apportioning blame, this isn't the Buddhist way either as it doesn't change anything, its about your actions/words NOW and this will affect your NEXT actions/words.
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