Guest guest Posted March 11, 2006 Report Share Posted March 11, 2006 J'ai MA to everyone! I've been following the posts here, and it seems as if the DC satsang group has been taking a beating here. I'm a member of the DC satsang, and we have a nice group here. Yes, there is a certain amount of politics, and yes, it isn't a perfect group. But I do feel Amma's presence when we gather together, and that's what counts for me, that's what keeps our group together. I also play guitar in the bhajan group and it's a sweet scene. I don't get into "stuff" that's floating around - I just don't give it any energy. And I'm totally amazed at the number of people who work tirelessly to make the DC satsang a cohesive and vital group. There are really some dedicated people here. Anyway, I felt the need to bring some balance into discussions concerning the DC satsang. Blessings to everyone! - Achyut Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2006 Report Share Posted March 25, 2006 on 3/11/06 10:01 PM, Rufus Juskus at rufmanj wrote: > > Anyway, I felt the need to bring some balance into discussions concerning the > DC satsang. I'm not in the DC satsang but I'd like to say YAY! for it on behalf of my friend Ken Steben, who is one of it's main pillars. We've been best friends since he was 15 and I was 20, through the whole TM thing and now into Amma. Padmini is also awesome. So whatever the politics (which every satsang has), its got a lot going for it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 25, 2006 Report Share Posted March 25, 2006 Rick- thanks for this delightful breath of fresh air! It's nice to hear some good things about others here. Ammachi, Rick Archer <amma wrote: > > on 3/11/06 10:01 PM, Rufus Juskus at rufmanj wrote: > > > > Anyway, I felt the need to bring some balance into discussions concerning the > > DC satsang. > > I'm not in the DC satsang but I'd like to say YAY! for it on behalf of my > friend Ken Steben, who is one of it's main pillars. We've been best friends > since he was 15 and I was 20, through the whole TM thing and now into Amma. > Padmini is also awesome. So whatever the politics (which every satsang has), > its got a lot going for it. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Share Posted March 26, 2006 Rick, Thanks for the kind words. I'll mention your name when I talk to Ken And Padmini. Blessings! -Rufus Ammachi, Rick Archer <amma wrote: > > on 3/11/06 10:01 PM, Rufus Juskus at rufmanj wrote: > > > > Anyway, I felt the need to bring some balance into discussions concerning the > > DC satsang. > > I'm not in the DC satsang but I'd like to say YAY! for it on behalf of my > friend Ken Steben, who is one of it's main pillars. We've been best friends > since he was 15 and I was 20, through the whole TM thing and now into Amma. > Padmini is also awesome. So whatever the politics (which every satsang has), > its got a lot going for it. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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