--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, awoelflebater <no_reply@...> wrote: > > So here is another good example of what Barry and I have been discussing with > regard to "different strokes for different folks" in terms of spiritual > teachers and their ability to fulfill some people's needs/expectations or > not. Obviously Judy found/finds Robin at times mysterious, fascinating, > brilliant and worth the time and effort to try and decipher what he was/is > all about. Not so for Curtis (later on anyway), certainly not Barry for one > eentsy moment and Vaj claims to have been there and done all that and ho-hum. > All valid viewpoints because we are all different in every way possible. > Curtis loves music, I love horses, Judy appears to love to write. > > But I am not sure anyone can make any ultimate pronouncements with regard to > whether Robin was valuable as a contributor to FFL or not, or whether he was > full of b.s. or speaking the highest of truths. We can only know what we know > coming from where each one of us are in our consciousness and our lives and > to argue with each other over his "value" as a contributor or even as a human > being is futile. It will convince no one of anything they already believe. I > have not seen one person switch their viewpoint on this subject since I > joined this little gathering three weeks ago. But you all like to exercise > your intellectual muscles so far be it from me to dissuade you, as if I could > (or even want to). Parry on!
Great post. Especially the no one changing their point of view thang. That, above all, seems to characterize FFL. Parry on, Garth. Parry on, Wayne. :-)
