--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, ruthsimplicity <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > It seems to me that "invincible" is used by the TMO most often with > respect to countries and institutions. So if the Panama is invincible > it is incapable of being conquered or subdued. Get 160 meditators and > you are there. > > http://www.invincibledefence.org/prev_wing/defence_research.html > > I take the word at face value. > > Sometimes I tire of strained explanations of violence in religious > texts. The BG is violent. The bible is violent. The Koran is violent. > I am inclined to think our species tends towards violence against > itself and religions would be much more spiritual if the writings were > less violent. > > Me, I am strong, I am invincible, I am woman! >
As I said, its an interpretation of a phrase in the Yoga Sutras: "In the vicinity of Yoga, violent tendencies are eliminated." Whether this should be taken seriously is another question, of course. Lawson
