Tarun

kAraNatvena cAkAzAdisu yathA vyapadiSTokteH

as/by being cause; and with reference to (w.r.t.) sky, air etc; as described; due to being declared

122) From Brahman all material energies emanate.

Such Brahman outsources all material universes, not sky nor any other created by Brahman.

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2nd Canto does describe subtler giving rise to grosser, id est, sky produces air produces fire produces water produces earth produces uranium which we in turn deplete, recycle into tank penetrable shells (in our feebly grotesque attempt to attract, draw out ahead of schedule Kalky avatAr).

oM hrIM kreM xNeM xNuH hrIM hrIM hrIM hrUH huM phaT-rasezvarAya mahAkAla bhairavAya, raudra rUpAya, kRSNa-piNgala locanAya, avatar avatArAya, jalpa jalpAya, zubhAzubhaM, kathaya kathaya kathaya kathApaya 2, mahA-raxAM kuru 2, kathApaya kuru 2, karmaNi siddhiM dehi svAhA ||132||

mantra tantra visAradaH... sampradAya vihina ye... niSphala spRha

Percy Sledgehammer? 60s hit, applicable lyric, no?

Gary Null's topic today was reincarnation. Uri Geller? was mentioned.

Also johnadams.net or seanadams.net? or something similar

Very interesting though limited compared to full-fledged Theism

Once 2 camels walked into a bar. Not a mirage bar. Not a Mars bar.

A saloon, tavern, inn, das Hofbrauhaus

They proceeded toward the bartender.

One camel admitted upfront: "I have no money!"

The other camel comforted: "Don't worry, the highballs r on me!"

Just to prevent dehydration, of course.

Anti-Cristo's accountant may figure it out.

But first offer anti-pasta, next linguini with fried curd (nonviolent protein) balls. But wait, b4 u turn your key, check your Anti-Freeze.

Jesus warned "Don't tempt the Lord thy God"

Nonetheless, these rascals precisely disobey Lord Jesus Christ by trying to force (attempting to tempt) KalyavatAr Jayanti (appearance) 400k yrs too soon.

Instead they'll get YamadUtas knocking but quick.

Our entire combined US Armed Forces appears formidable as they drop hi-tech bombs on women & children worldwide, yet we r weaker than a windswept carddeck or sandcastle in comparison to one single YamadUta.

Recheck 5th Canto Ch 26. Rummy's image clearly depicted.

Go down Moses. Lo Tirtsach - Thou Shalt Not Kill (anything with life in it)

Get it? Got it. Good.

"Now those that r first shall later b last, for the Times they're a Changin'"

Universal Laws r so strictly administered, even if u think u r serving God...

In Atlanta Mar1975 Ponce de Leon, Jana-spRha asked PrabhupAd:

"If I'm painting KRSNa's Temple wall and there's an insect in my way, may I kill it?"

SP sharply replied: "U have to take permission from higher authority, otherwise u r implicated in sinful reactions, even if u kill an ant!"

Just imagine.

Even the Pope warned him: "U enter Iraq without God"

This so-called religious right knows nothing about God.

Lochan bole sei pApI elo Ara gelo

This means

Pleae give more hints as to its location.

bhinna-rUpah sanAtanaH can b interpreted several ways.

Soul is distinct from body = rUpa = external form.

Indeed, perhaps PrabhupAd's most repeated instructed may b extracted herefrom.

sugandhair lepite sthAne, pUjayec candanAdibhiH ||129||

karNi-kAyAM nyased devaM, pUrvoktaM rasa-bhairavan |

SaT-koNe devatA-SaTkaM, mahA-kAlAdi vinyaset ||130||

[rasArNavaH dvitIya-paTala : 92-96]

mahA-kAlaM mahA-balam, aghoraM vajra-vIrakam |

"prayatnataH sAdhakendro, hy aghoraM vahni-vIrakam |"

nyaset krodhac ca kaNkAlaM, mAlA-mantraiH samarcayet ||131||

[rasArNavaH dvitIya-paTala : 97]

Smear portion with fragrant pastes, on which one inscribes mantra or yantra using pure rice.

Using sandalwood paste, offer prayer.

In karNika (center) situate demigod Rasabhairava + six demigods in 6 angles viz.,

MahA-kAla, MahA-bala, Aghora, Vajra virAka, Aghora, Vahni-vIraka should b located by sAdhaka (practitioner).

Moreover, Krodha (anger) bhairava & KaNkala (dead one's skeleton... or Skull & Bones) bhairava should b placed there too. Mantra should b recited using mAlA (rosary).

jyotiSAkeSAm asaty anne

by counting radiance; of some texts, (KANva) recensions; in absence/place of; grain

121) Some KANva texts mention light not food, still equaling 5.

This shrink finally asks the businessman:

"Why r u keeping so quiet? Y not open up? Y not reveal your mind?"

The patient replies: "Your rates leave me speechless."

Great flick - I agree with Gibson's father: those WW2 numbers are exaggerated.

Which screenplay line did many jews want removed?

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Work & Money: "Economic Scene" Column

from December 09, 2002 edition

Economist tallies swelling cost of Israel to US

By David R. Francis | Staff writer of Christian Science Monitor

Since 1973, Israel has cost the United States about $1.6 trillion. If divided by today's population, that is more than $5,700 per person.

This is an estimate by Thomas Stauffer, a consulting economist in Washington. For decades, his analyses of the Middle East scene have made him a frequent thorn in the side of the Israel lobby.

For the first time in many years, Mr. Stauffer has tallied the total cost to the US of its backing of Israel in its drawn-out, violent dispute with the Palestinians. So far, he figures, the bill adds up to more than twice the cost of the Vietnam War.

And now Israel wants more. In a meeting at the White House late last month, Israeli officials made a pitch for $4 billion in additional military aid to defray the rising costs of dealing with the intifada and suicide bombings. They also asked for more than $8 billion in loan guarantees to help the country's recession-bound economy.

Considering Israel's deep economic troubles, Stauffer doubts the Israel bonds covered by the loan guarantees will ever be repaid. The bonds are likely to be structured so they don't pay interest until they reach maturity. If Stauffer is right, the US would end up paying both principal and interest, perhaps 10 years out.

Israel's request could be part of a supplemental spending bill that's likely to be passed early next year, perhaps wrapped in with the cost of a war with Iraq.

Israel is the largest recipient of US foreign aid. It is already due to get $2.04 billion in military assistance and $720 million in economic aid in fiscal 2003. It has been getting $3 billion a year for years.

Adjusting the official aid to 2001 dollars in purchasing power, Israel has been given $240 billion since 1973, Stauffer reckons. In addition, the US has given Egypt $117 billion and Jordan $22 billion in foreign aid in return for signing peace treaties with Israel.

"Consequently, politically, if not administratively, those outlays are part of the total package of support for Israel," argues Stauffer in a lecture on the total costs of US Middle East policy, commissioned by the US Army War College, for a recent conference at the University of Maine.

These foreign-aid costs are well known. Many Americans would probably say it is money well spent to support a beleagured democracy of some strategic interest. But Stauffer wonders if Americans are aware of the full bill for supporting Israel since some costs, if not hidden, are little known.

One huge cost is not secret. It is the higher cost of oil and other economic damage to the US after Israel-Arab wars.

In 1973, for instance, Arab nations attacked Israel in an attempt to win back territories Israel had conquered in the 1967 war. President Nixon resupplied Israel with US arms, triggering the Arab oil embargo against the US.

That shortfall in oil deliveries kicked off a deep recession. The US lost $420 billion (in 2001 dollars) of output as a result, Stauffer calculates. And a boost in oil prices cost another $450 billion.

Afraid that Arab nations might use their oil clout again, the US set up a Strategic Petroleum Reserve. That has since cost, conservatively, $134 billion, Stauffer reckons.

Other US help includes:

• US Jewish charities and organizations have remitted grants or bought Israel bonds worth $50 billion to $60 billion. Though private in origin, the money is "a net drain" on the United States economy, says Stauffer.

• The US has already guaranteed $10 billion in commercial loans to Israel, and $600 billion in "housing loans." Stauffer expects the US Treasury to cover these.

• The US has given $2.5 billion to support Israel's Lavi fighter and Arrow missile projects.

• Israel buys discounted, serviceable "excess" US military equipment. Stauffer says these discounts amount to "several billion dollars" over recent years.

• Israel uses roughly 40 percent of its $1.8 billion per year in military aid, ostensibly earmarked for purchase of US weapons, to buy Israeli-made hardware. It also has won the right to require the Defense Department or US defense contractors to buy Israeli-made equipment or subsystems, paying 50 to 60 cents on every defense dollar the US gives to Israel.

US help, financial and technical, has enabled Israel to become a major weapons supplier. Weapons make up almost half of Israel's manufactured exports. US defense contractors often resent the buy-Israel requirements and the extra competition subsidized by US taxpayers.

• US policy and trade sanctions reduce US exports to the Middle East about $5 billion a year, costing 70,000 or so American jobs, Stauffer estimates. Not requiring Israel to use its US aid to buy American goods, as is usual in foreign aid, costs another 125,000 jobs.

• Israel has blocked some major US arms sales, such as F-15 fighter aircraft to Saudi Arabia in the mid-1980s. That cost $40 billion over 10 years, says Stauffer.

Stauffer's list will be controversial. He's been assisted in this research by a number of mostly retired military or diplomatic officials who do not go public for fear of being labeled anti-Semitic if they criticize America's policies toward Israel.

Today we celebrate Harrison's 60th birthday.

Today/tonight at Strawberry Fields, we get to hear what HarinAm should sound like.

What I mean is, HarinAm parties r usually enthusiastic, yet they/we often sound... unrehearsed.

' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' now u feel cool.

Then u decide to take a walk by the old school.

Nothing has changed, it's still the same.

I've got nothing to say, but it's okay.

Haray Krishna Haray Krishna Haray Krishna

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some subjects r so speculative, so inaccurate, so impersonal, u'll have to purchase that nonsense textbook for $90, $60 used, then study each speculator, one after the other, memorize dates, names, incomplete concepts..

Personally, i can preach/teach to any anthropoly, philosophy, psychology, religion, sociology class, yet i shutter the thought of sitting in, enrolling in same said curricula.

On the other hand, Math is math, Foreign language familiarity's always worthwhile.

Which subjects interest u most?

This acid health theory is similar to Ayur-veda's tri-dhAtu: air, bile, mucous balance.

Pratyatosa started a thread about alcohol helping meat-eaters to digest: same idea

prANAdayo vAkya zeSAt

prAnA +, sentence, because of complement: next passage completes verse

120) 5 beings referred to in above Br Upan. passage r prANA & the rest, as appears from next verse of same UpaniSad.

dehino'smin 2.13, sarva-dharmAn 18.66, ye yathA mam 4.11, isvarah sarva 18.61, mamaivamso jIva-loke 15.6, janma karma 4.9, mam ca yo' 14.26

I personally 1st heard & saw SP quote this last one July 1971 Brooklyn in answer to Bhakta Jerry's aka NArAyan dAs' question concerning Vietnam Vets.

everyone will beat a path to your (Alachuan) door.

Or as PrabhupAd said to that UNESCO rep: "Any sane man will accept."

Purity is the force. Asuras r dedicated to polluting all within reach.

Florida has those "abstinence billboards". Ideal locale 4 any celibate school.

At least ISKCON devotees should observe.

Come to Strawberry Fields, Central Park, NYC or celebrate locally.

Did George have favorite prasAdam dish?

Even vikarmis believe these 4 were demigod-types.

What did Ramanuja's guru's whisper & George's lyrics have in common?

"Listen, do u want to know a Secret? Do u promise not to tell?"

Come to Strawberry Fields, Central Park, New York or celebrate locally.

Did he have a favorite prasAdam dish?

Even vikarmis believe these 4 were some sort of demigods.

What did Ramanuja's guru's whisper & George's repertoire have in common?

"Listen, do u want to know a Secret? Do u promise not to tell?"

Some say Australia was originally astralaya - weapons cache locale.

Perth was specifically Partha's place. Partha could mean any of 5 PaNDavas.

One guest told PrabhupAd: "I fought at Kuruxetra 5,000 yrs ago."

SP replied: "Not possible because all at Kuruxetra returned to Vaikuntha."

Aryama substituted for YamarAj during his Vidura-lila. /images/graemlins/cool.gif

anartha-nivrtti is positive; bhajana-kriya is negative

Generally, we'd think just opposite.

Srila Sridhardev explained: similar to pouring fuel on fire example.

After PrabhupAd left, I watched Jimmy Swaggart few times. He appeared to b preaching 3 of our 4 regs so i tried to c bright side.

Later he publicly confessed to following only 2 of 4.

This morning I heard some Bible studyers conclude:

"Because this material world is of the Devil, we should not try to improve it; indeed, gradually destroying & polluting it is our service to God."

No wonder so-called religious politicians never promise pure air or water.

I'm getting closure after all. Bring to mind Gita's 16th Chptr?

Serious Question for this Annually Exploited

Some say February 14th was originally a Pagan Holiday.

In other words, I'm asking whether Saint Valentine himself was truly bonerfide?

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With all due respect & full veneration for ZrI Ananta-zeSa, another thought:

How can u tell a snake is poor?

If he/she hasn't got a pot to hiss in.

If sex is generally rajasik & intox is generally tamasik, y do people on this planet often mix/combine the 2?

catuH-konaM purA kRtvA, madhye SaT-koNa maNDalam |

hasta-mantraM dvi-hastaM vA, taNDulair vimalair linkhet ||128||

Draw quadragon/square with 4 angles.

Inside square draw hexagon using clean rice.

These drawings' size should b 1-2 hastas (hands) in length.

Was Saint Valentine in santa-rasa or simply just another rajasikacarya?

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na sankhyopasangrahAd api nAnA bhAvAd atirekAc ca

not number; from enumeration; even many beings; from excess too

Even multiplication peculiar to Sankhya doesn't prove this passage refers to PrakRti, for Sankhya's tattvas r both diversity & excessive.

SaptarSis = 7 stars or sages, not 7x7

panca-panca-janAH = 5 people each called a panca-janAh