Buck, I also enjoy Carde's posts though I don't understand most of them. He seems very independent and thus likely to continue here, yay, no matter how anyone responds to his stuff.
On Sunday, January 26, 2014 10:12 AM, "dhamiltony...@yahoo.com" <dhamiltony...@yahoo.com> wrote: Om Dear Turq, I am concerned about you. It seems evident you are becoming somewhat obsessed and and even hung-up on this particular thought form around jargon that you would seek to suppress people's writing use of jargon around here on a list that is so manifestly technical about spirituality. Card was looking for an answer and anyone who knows what NSR and biija mantras are and could possibly answer the question will do so. People who are ignorant of NSR and biija mantras are always free to improve themselves with Google searches further. Ignorant people here certainly are free to take and exercise some initiative themselves beside just lurking around spiritual discussions like these. That would be called, spiritual improvement. Card does not have to bring it down to your or anyone else's level every time he posts something about his research on FairfieldLife. I always welcome reading his posts. They tend to be very spiritual. Card alone and free on this, he does not deserve to be publicly humiliated or bullied around here. That seems really unkind. He always contributes quite a lot to the spiritual nature of FFL. I hope he stays on with us on FFL with his extremely high level of spiritual technicality. His is always refreshing as it happens here. That is my considered opinion based on experience, -Buck in the Dome Cardemaister wrote: > Anyone know if NSR uses exclusively the biija-mantra of the > muulaadhaara-cakra >> (beej mantra of the muladharachakra)? > > Turqoiseb writes: I know you're talking to a select group of language and TM nerds, Card, but given the discussions about jargon and buzzwords recently, I can't help "translating" your question into Far Side-speak the way some of us hear it. :-) "Anyone know if blah blah uses exclusively the blah blah of the blah blah (blah blah of the blah blah)?"
