Thank You Paula :)

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Hello Paula

 

I would like to thank you for your book, Teachers of the One. I

received it just a few days ago(last night I was reading it off and

on until 5 in the morning!).

 

What is very interesting is this: a few minutes ago I decided to look

to see if there were some more writings/interviews by you on the

web. I first searched the net, then went to the Ramana Foundation of

London site. Nothing there, but it pointed out this list. I joined

this list several weeks ago after reading a book (Papaji: Interviews -

wow! Oddly, two books really struck me on trip to Montreal, that and

yours...Papaji won out (my girlfriend liked Papaji's joyous face on

the cover - we are both drawn to faces like that), but I never forgot

yours, so ordered it from Calgary here)

but had never monitored it . Anyway, i did a search for you

name..and one message comes up, the very last message in the list,

from you this very day.

 

I wanted to share that with you. And again, thank you for the book

you have provided (still reading!) - both the interviews and the

personal reflections have challenged me as well as resonated

(undoubtably, it will continue to do both as I read on).

 

 

with metta,

 

Ryan

 

sabbe dhamma anatta

 

RamanaMaharshi, "paulamarvelly"

<paula.marvelly@v...> wrote:

> Dear Linda and Richard

>

> I have only just joined this Ramana group and feel like taking the

> plunge in making a contribution! How lovely it is to wake up each

> morning and receive cybersatsanga, filled with the beauty and truth

> of the words of the wise.

>

> Having abandoned most forms of institutional religion and

philosophy

> and tried to `go it alone', I realise that a gentle sharing,

without

> hierarchy and dogma and the tedious sub-agendas of many gatherings

no

> matter how well intentioned, is the way forward.

>

> In the short time I have been a member (three days now!) I have

> already felt a sense of `getting back on track' with that which

> matters. I am most grateful for the reflections posted on the

> message board, which are simple and yet deeply profound.

>

> How lovely to meet you all, and it is such a privilege to be a part

> of something so sacred and special – indeed, this wonderful

quest.

>

> With love

>

> Paula