Well said Brian. Roger At 06:17 PM 27/03/00 -0500, you wrote: >Dear Mr. Bremmer, > >I am sorry to hear that you will not be attending the convention this year. >Having been looking over the schedule of classes, it would appear to have >much to offer. > >I was looking forward to hearing, with my own ears, the temperament and >tuning that you would have done. I've never heard the EBVT, and would have >liked hearing it live and in person. I know I have been outspoken in my >personal dislike of any of the historical temperaments that I have heard (to >date), but I am not beyond listening again with an open mind. For many >years, I did not like Chinese food. Today I love Chinese food. Things >change. People grow and develop. Some of us have even grown beyond the >Reverse Well temperament. > >I have found that in many situations, one will get back what they put out. >If one resorts to name calling such as "traitor", "bigot", and persons >wanting to deliver "bodily harm" to you, it does escalate feelings of anger >and resentment, and also invokes similar feelings in people who have not >been directly accused. I do not know Ed Foote personally, but I don't >believe you've helped your own credibility in naming and accusing him in a >public forum. > >If you desire to be treated with courtesy and respect, please consider >treating others with even more courtesy and respect. Your tongue is sharp >and your words can cut deep. Wounded people don't tend to be as receptive >to new or different ideas. > >Might I suggest you take some time to think about the root causes of why >people seem to be against your ideas. The world we live in tends toward a >cause and effect relationship for most everything. There is a reason for >the feedback you've been getting. Learning and knowing what's going on in >your own life could make this earth a better place both for yourself and for >those with whom you come in contact. > >Regards, > >Brian Trout >Quarryville, Pa >btrout@desupernet.net > Roger Jolly Saskatoon, Canada. 306-665-0213 Fax 652-0505
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