Rebirth and the Western Buddhist - Khamkoo

88 Rebirth and the Western Buddhist
96 Spinoza, B.: Ethics, Pt.III, prop.2. Quoted by Schrodinger.
97 Monod, Ref.86, p.148.
98 Merrell-Wolff, Ref.87, p.151.
99 Or, as happened last week, a bus is driving through
Lausanne when a crane collapses on it, killing seven
people. Who would seriously claim that since the
victims must have created the karma for such a
death, it is pointless to seek the physical cause of
this accident, or that no responsibility attaches to
whoever may have been negligent in maintaining
the crane?
100 e.g. Story's essay "Rebirth and the Western Thinker"
(Ref.29, pp.30-45) contains several blunders.
101 See also Koestler, Arthur: The Roots of Coincidence.
London, Picador, 1974. Chap.3, "Seriality and Synchronicity".
102 Monod, Ref.86, pp.111-112.
103 Mi la'i mgur 'bum (The Hundred Thousand Songs of
Milarepa), Chap.3, p.18a.
104 Story, Ref.29, pp.21o-i12.
105 lb., pp.2o8-9.
106 Nelli, Rene: La Philosophie du Catharisme. Paris,
Payot, 1978. pp.183-4.
107 Pisani, Ref.52, pp.194-7 & 202-6.
108 lb., p.179·
109 Story, Ref.29, pp.252 -9.
110 Haich, Ref.42, p.336.
111 Grant, Ref.36, Pt.IV, Chap.2-6.
112 lb., Pt.VI, Chap.7.
113 Cerminara, Ref. 64, p.29.
114 lb., p.148.
115 We assume that Wambach's subjects are more or
less typical of the human race as a whole. While
people of different countries must differ somewhat
in their past-life histories, and conceivably people