I Can't Believe It's Not Buddha

JuLiSsa · 03-18-2010, 12:57 PM

He called the whole idea "entirely bogus," especially considering his strongly-held belief that we shouldn't rely on religious leaders to make decisions for us, but to think for ourselves. In "The Value of Nothing," Patel urges people to think about the true costs of the things we purchase, and take concrete steps towards changing the world.

I like Raj so much and his message is awesome.

As far as him being "the one" I don't really care much if he is or not. He's already a winner in my book.

Blessings,

Julissa

03-18-2010, 12:57 PM	#9
JuLiSsa Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Gaia Posts: 16	Re: I Can't Believe It's Not Buddha He called the whole idea "entirely bogus," especially considering his strongly-held belief that we shouldn't rely on religious leaders to make decisions for us, but to think for ourselves. In "The Value of Nothing," Patel urges people to think about the true costs of the things we purchase, and take concrete steps towards changing the world. I like Raj so much and his message is awesome. As far as him being "the one" I don't really care much if he is or not. He's already a winner in my book. Blessings, Julissa