--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Everybody's got their own taste when it comes to > spiritual stories and spiritual myths. And if > some get off on stories of avatars, and it inspires > them, cool. But I get off on stories about normal, > everyday people with all sorts of normal, everyday > faults and normal, everyday problems realizing their > normal, everyday enlightenment *anyway*. > > THAT conveys the essential message of spirituality > for me. 'Avatars' does not.
You had your chance with the Holy Tradition of Masters characterized by none being Avatars. You dropped out of that also, but still insist to be taken serious. It seems the only thing that really interest you are yourself. ;-)
