Who is the Guru, after all? He who knows the state in which there is
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did you
know the new popecomes from a nice jewish family !!they have not
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!!
Jewish? And in the Hitler youth! And he and his brother were
alter boys? WOW
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> George , try 50% Hindu wannabe. > yeah true, but
im also only 50% catholic cuz i
> > George , try 50% Hindu wannabe.
>
> Try Christian for Krishna.
ha, ha funny ... like Jews for Jesus.
did you know the new pope
comes from a nice jewish family !!
they have not had a jewish pope since
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understanding was that he wrecked her car AFTER she reported the abuse to
police. If you read the FF ledger he said he was so upset he got really
drunk and when he woke up the next day her f
I have gone through every synopsis I could find of Toshiro Mifunes
films and I can't find the movie I was thinking of. The third part of
the Samurai trilogy sounds familiar, who knows maybe I made it up.
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> altho born and raised a catholic i am, thanks to the maharishi,
> at least 50% hindu, and happier for it.
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> George , t
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> You think those pictures and video of people hopping is just expensive
> special effects? Sure used to see it a lot on TV. I remember when they
> broadcast the 1st yogic flying competition on the Washington news.
>
I was there. I also remem
>> altho born and raised a catholic i am, thanks to the maharishi,
>> at least 50% hindu, and happier for it.
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> George , try 50% Hindu wannabe.
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yeah true, but im also only 50% catholic
cuz i "dont-wanna-be" !!
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> I guess that makes it OK then, he wasn't drunk and by your logic
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from the writings of Cardinal Ratzinger,
aka newly elected Pope Benedict XVI:
"Rock" [music]. . . is the expression of elemental passions,
and at rock festivals it assumes a cultic character, a form of worship,
in fact, in opposition to Christian worship. People are, so to speak,
released from
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I guess
that makes it OK then, he wasn't drunk and by your logic if it was 5 times a
week she was into it.
Lets jump to conclusions Easyone. I guess that's where your
logic takes you. Why did she
OK, so this is some guy's commentary on Patanjali. I always wondered why
Patanjali devoted one chapter of a 4-chapter book to siddhis if siddhis were
so bad. Interesting that after 25 years of sidhi practice no one that I know
of has demonstrated any of them. Some people have subjective experience
FWIW, Ratzinger is the guy who wrote the
encyclical, in John Paul's name, some years
back condemning TM.
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> > > If I may be so bold. Jim, when I read Akasha on a role I am
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On Apr 19, 2005, at 9:44 PM, Peter Sutphen wrote:
> And why, pray tell, did Patanjali give the definition
> and formulas for sanyama in great detail and then tell
> you not to do it? Something more is going on here than
> meets the eye.
Well there is a difference between what we've been lead to
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> > Boy, easyone, you're begining to show the logic of
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> Shhh, they don't want any on
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Shhh, they don't want any one to know yet. But he and off-world have
been meeting secretly after list hours.
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> And why, pray tell, did Patanjali give the definition
> and formulas for sanyama in great detail and then tell
> you not to do it? Something more is going on h
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> > > Based on what has been said so far I'm inclined
> to believe L
And why, pray tell, did Patanjali give the definition
and formulas for sanyama in great detail and then tell
you not to do it? Something more is going on here than
meets the eye.
-Peter
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> > Based on what has been said so far I'm inclined to believe Larry
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> > What is the motive for the daughter to sla
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> On Apr 19, 2005, at 6:49 PM, Rick Archer wrote:
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> > Would you mind posting a few key verses for us?
>
> Sure, but it'll help to explain what going on. In the third chapter
> Vidyaranya talks about the means to Cosmic C
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Based on what has been said so far I'm inclined to believe Larry
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father though?>>>Duh?... Let me thinkmaybe he
molested
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> Larry Smith Jr. took the witness stand Wednesday and today to
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de
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Well
that is exactly the point, why should she?
Has dad refused to buy her a new
car?
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The kill the Buddha thing is a Zen
koan meant to mean to experience things first hand in presence and not to just
build castles in the air.
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On Apr 19, 2005, at 6:49 PM, Rick Archer wrote:
> Would you mind posting a few key verses for us?
Sure, but it'll help to explain what going on. In the third chapter
Vidyaranya talks about the means to Cosmic Consciousness and this is by
"Dissolution of the Mind". The previous chapter is on h
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> Larry Smith Jr. took the witness stand Wednesday and today to
> defend himself against charges of sexual abuse and incest, den
I guess the question would be, is there a defference between
personality and ego. How much does personality depend on identification
with the body or as the body? Is there an I-sense that can exist beyond the
body?Rick CarlstromWhen the I self sees itself as a huge totality and not as s
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Yeah, the now. That's it. The now
is streaming golden light and suffused darkness. There's no need to really try
to control it because it's perfect, and already prophecized to death and so it's
all about really letting go now. It's not easy to let go. I find it hard to
believe anyone could
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> Hello,
>
> So, are the new ex-governors called citizen sidhas
> now?
>
> What do you all hear from the course?
>
> Any info would be appreciated
>
>
>
mirror mirror on the wall...
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> It's a hard call to make after just looking at the number of posts
you three have made as to
> which one is the most severely mentally ill. I'll still put my money
on that delusional
on 4/19/05 12:16 PM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> These texts are very explicit on how to
> attain CC. One thing they insist: use Patanjali as part of that path.
> You know the bizarre thing? They insist you skip the entire siddhis
> portion, ESPECIALLY the levitation siddhi! They also warn
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> It's a hard call to make after just looking at the number of posts
you three have made as to
> which one is the most severely mentally ill. I'll still put my money
on that delusional little
> piss-ant rory. After
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> > If I may be so bold. Jim, when I read Akasha on a role I am reminded
> > of a Kurasawa samurai movie I once saw. The climactic scene was one
> > hardened samurai warrior pitted against an army of warriors and it
>
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> --- Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >
> > On Apr 19, 2005, at 4:33 PM, lupidus108 wrote:
> >
> > > But to those who experience the ever expanding
> > universe as a
> > > neverending, pulsating body of blis
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> On Apr 19, 2005, at 4:33 PM, lupidus108 wrote:
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> > But to those who experience the ever expanding
> universe as a
> > neverending, pulsating body of bliss on a daily
> basis, as a result of
> > practices given by MMY, what good is a book ?
>
> Well "
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>
>
>
> "The pleasure from samadhi is an obstacle to
> samadhi."
>
>
> I genuinely regret not keeping up with threads when
> one such as this
> appears.
Pleasure, bliss, whatever you call it is just the
darshan of pure consciousness. It tr
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> Amen!
>
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> After all, what
> > earthly difference does it make to any of you what "state of
> > consciousness" I (or any of us)
Hi Llundrub, glad to have you back! Very, very interesting name- seems
to fit you better, and I like it backwards as much as forwards!
Jim
> ---Try to not be your personality. Your personality is the entire
expanse and range of all relative exerience from hell to heaven, and
more besides. T
Vaj,This along with your prior
comments on darshana (view) as preceeding but not the same as experience is
clarifying. its interesting thatsome proclaim they are in BC and that
Brahman is an "understanding"not an experience. This sounds like a darshana.
What is yourtraditions' and teachers
"The pleasure from samadhi is an obstacle to samadhi."
I genuinely regret not keeping up with threads when one such as this
appears.
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On Apr 19, 2005, at 4:33 PM, lupidus108 wrote:
> But to those who experience the ever expanding universe as a
> neverending, pulsating body of bliss on a daily basis, as a result of
> practices given by MMY, what good is a book ?
Well "the practices given by MMY" came from a book--maybe they co
Amen!
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After all, what
> earthly difference does it make to any of you what "state of
> consciousness" I (or any of us) may or may not be "in"? The only
> thing that really matters is where YOU are willing to stand.
On Apr 19, 2005, at 4:07 PM, lupidus108 wrote:
> To what "tradition" do you refer ?
The Shankaracharya tradition.
>
> Do you believe something must be correct just because that thinking has
> been the fashion for the last, say 500 years ?
No, it is has to be successful at waking people up.
>
On Apr 19, 2005, at 3:48 PM, lupidus108 wrote:
> May I ask who/what "they" are to which you refer ?
Vidyaranya specifically, one of the Shankaracharyas, but also Patanjali
and others.
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> Hi Akasha,
>
> Thank you for your lengthy and thoughtful reply. I can much better
> understand your overall perspective now, which oddly enough is
very
> much like my own.
A perspective I can heartily subsc
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> On Apr 19, 2005, at 3:20 PM, Rick wrote:
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> > Well, I didn't really mean which tradition, I guess I was just
asking
> > what is it that makes any tradition "gospel"?
>
> That it has a continuous worth in actually enligh
Right. Full accountability beyond reason. I'll keep my eye out for
the movie. Sounds enjoyable!
Regards,
Jim
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>
> If I may be so bold. Jim, when I read Akasha on a role I am
reminded
> of a Kurasawa samurai movie I o
Hi Akasha,
Thank you for your lengthy and thoughtful reply. I can much better
understand your overall perspective now, which oddly enough is very
much like my own.
Just to clarify the 'Rory' question:
in order for me to continue to grow
> > and evolve, I must treat Rory (in the way he has th
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appreciated
Harijan or out casts
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Larry
Smith Jr. took the witness stand Wednesday and today to defend himself
against charges of sexual abuse and incest, denying that he ever molested
his daughter.
Based on what has been said
To what "tradition" do you refer ?
Do you believe something must be correct just because that thinking has
been the fashion for the last, say 500 years ?
It seems you have lost MMY's main point: the siddhis are a only
sideeffects of the growth of consciousness and per ce not interesting.
Tha
One thing they insist: use Patanjali as part of that
> path.
> > You know the bizarre thing? They insist you skip the entire
> siddhis
> > portion, ESPECIALLY the levitation siddhi! They also warn on
> > channelling, other beings, etc. Otherwise it is said you will
> NEVER
> > obtain CC.
On Apr 19, 2005, at 3:20 PM, Rick wrote:
> Well, I didn't really mean which tradition, I guess I was just asking
> what is it that makes any tradition "gospel"?
That it has a continuous worth in actually enlightening people. That's
the only tradition that's worthwhile in this context. In that
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> If I may be so bold. Jim, when I read Akasha on a role I am reminded
> of a Kurasawa samurai movie I once saw. The climactic scene was one
> hardened samurai warrior pitted against an army of warriors and it
> took plac
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>
> On Apr 19, 2005, at 2:31 PM, Real wrote:
>
> > What constitutes the "tradition".?
>
> The Shankaracharya tradition was what I was referring to.
Well, I didn't really mean which tradition, I guess I was just asking
what
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>
> Hi Akasha,
>
> I think you may be misunderstanding me.
Could be. Apologies if I am. I am open and eager to get it right.
> I am NOT stating the fact
> that just because I like what Rory says that you or anyb
On Apr 19, 2005, at 2:31 PM, Real wrote:
> What constitutes the "tradition".?
The Shankaracharya tradition was what I was referring to.
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> Hi there,
>
> My dog had a problem too. It was in an accident after which it had
> to have most of its nose amputated. This would have been a terrible
> experience and afterwards it never seemed complete
On Apr 19, 2005, at 1:49 PM, akasha_108 wrote:
> 1) Do your teachers and traditions view BC as an understanding or an
> experiential reality?
They don't talk about Brahma-Chetana at all--I come from a
non-sectarian Maha-sandi tradition which is non-dual form of
meditation. What they would cal
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> On Apr 19, 2005, at 2:01 PM, Real wrote:
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> > My personal experience with the TMSiddhi program in total is that
> > nothing previous to this practice has so clearly cultivated the
> > growth of silence into my daily life.
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> Rory baby, if this were a Three Stooges episode I would be asking
you
> to pick two fingers. Nya nya nyuk nyuk nyuk poke!
Yes, that's how the trouble usually starts: "if ..." :-)
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> > Got it. I sometimes fail to see that an upward direction assumes a
> > greater totality; a circle, not an arrow.
>
> Yes
All dharma
violators who cross concepts from one stateof awakening to another will be
brought out of theashram and forced to eat a steak (cooked perfectly
byRJ in a fine cognac sauce with sauted onions) and havesex with a
non-meditator at dawn.---Yes, just so, and quite reminds me of me no
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> Hi Akasha,
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> I think you may be misunderstanding me. I am NOT stating the fact
> that just because I like what Rory says that you or anybody else
> should. That is literally None Of My Business. So this isn
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> > --- jyouells2000 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer
> > > <[
On Apr 19, 2005, at 2:01 PM, Real wrote:
> My personal experience with the TMSiddhi program in total is that
> nothing previous to this practice has so clearly cultivated the
> growth of silence into my daily life. Having said that, I tend to
> think that the Siddhi practice especially the flyin
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> > > on Earth--say "bye bye to
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(snip)
>
> We were just discussing this on another list and one opinion I
have
> always held is that *IF* MMY really wanted to get people to Cosmic
> Consciousness and if he really claimed to be representing the
> Shankara
Thanks! That was awesome!
Jim
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>one
> might also take the opposite tack -- the "neti neti" path of
absolute
> denial, drawing the target around the arrow (Self) and mercilessly
> slaying all outside that circle, a
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> snip
>
> > > I think it is interesting that the
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> wrote:
> >
> > Got it. I sometimes fail to see that an upward direction assumes a
> > greater totality; a circle, not an arrow.
>
> Yes
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Apr 19, 2005, at 12:55 PM, akasha_108 wrote:
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> > This along with your prior comments on darshana (view) as preceeding
> > but not the same as experience is clarifying. its interesting that
> > some proclaim they are i
Very eloquently stated!
I recall an inspiring story of Guru Dev walking with a disciple, who
had decided to trick Guru Dev by walking with him by a dead dog. When
he saw the dead dog, the disciple proclaimed to Guru Dev, Oh look a
dead dog Master. And Guru Dev replied, Yes, and what beautifu
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Real" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> What if your higher self won't accept you?
Ain't gonna happen; you're pre-certified, baby. :-)
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "jim_flanegin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Yeah, it is an absolutely simple way of perceiving and acting
through
> life. The perfection of the Golden Rule, if you will.
>
> And yes, Rory's postings can sound awfully obscure to me also. The
way
> I n
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "jim_flanegin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Got it. I sometimes fail to see that an upward direction assumes a
> greater totality; a circle, not an arrow.
Yes! And everything You see/feel in me, You already are, or you
couldn't appreciate it at all. To
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Llundrub" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> In this world of "awakened" individuals so many seem to think that
> with just a slight shift in perspective they have seen the trick of
> bound individual ego revealed and now they are free. Sometimes I
> suspect
Yes, and if you see the Buddha on the road, kill him, right?
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Apr 19, 2005, at 12:55 PM, akasha_108 wrote:
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> > This along with your prior comments on darshana (view) as
preceeding
> > but not the same as experience i
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> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "L B Shriver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
snip
> > I think it is interesting that the pundit project in India,
> currently ongoing (correct me if I'm
> > mistaken) coincides with the
on 4/19/05 12:13 PM, akasha_108 at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Tom Factor?
>
> yes, real skiing, like many sports, forces the moment upon you. Take a
> line of steep and deep moguls -- and past and future disappear.
Not Tom, who lives there, lucky dog, and is a snow boarder these days, but a
g
Got it. I sometimes fail to see that an upward direction assumes a
greater totality; a circle, not an arrow.
Thanks,
Jim
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> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "jim_flanegin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter Sutphen
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
and have sex with a non-meditator at dawn.
And please make it particularly awful -- smart, 25, blonde, and
athletic -- so that i might rid myself of this scurge tendency to
violate dharma, the eternal Laws of
Hi Akasha,
I think you may be misunderstanding me. I am NOT stating the fact
that just because I like what Rory says that you or anybody else
should. That is literally None Of My Business. So this isn't some
little fascism or something.
Rather all I am saying is that in order for me to conti
On Apr 19, 2005, at 12:55 PM, akasha_108 wrote:
> This along with your prior comments on darshana (view) as preceeding
> but not the same as experience is clarifying. its interesting that
> some proclaim they are in BC and that Brahman is an "understanding"
> not an experience. This sounds like
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> on 4/19/05 11:48 AM, akasha_108 at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >>
> > yes. Its like a 120 meter ski jump. They take you to the top and push
> > you out the chute -- and in a few seconds you "Get It".
>
> I know a guy
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "jim_flanegin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Then rather than my little ego attempting to kick him out of
existence
> so to speak (which is impossible anyway), I just accept what he
says,
> and continue focusing on increasing my understanding of the wo
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter Sutphen
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> --- akasha_108 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >
> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter Sutphen
> > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > > --- akasha_108 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > >
> > > >
>
on 4/19/05 11:48 AM, akasha_108 at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> yes. Its like a 120 meter ski jump. They take you to the top and push
> you out the chute -- and in a few seconds you "Get It".
I know a guy here who had an awakening in a similar manner a few weeks ago.
He was skiing the steeps a
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