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I'm just putting this up to introduce the new title of the thread.

 

Use this email from now on for this thread.

 

(Note: this is a joke I'm making)

 

Reason: It's funny to watch someone with what I could call Christio-NewAgio

idea of God to meet Hindus of the various types, and there are various types

of Hindus when it comes to "God", so to watch Patty dear meet them is really

funny, and vice versa...them deal with her....it's alot like tea parties the

British had with their servants years ago on the lawns in India...very

confused discussions, like two different planets meeting...

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On May 10, 2006, at 4:07 PM, Das Goravani wrote:

 

> Reason: It's funny to watch someone with what I could call

> Christio-NewAgio

> idea of God to meet Hindus of the various types, and there are

> various types

> of Hindus when it comes to "God", so to watch Patty dear meet them

> is really

> funny, and vice versa...them deal with her....it's alot like tea

> parties the

> British had with their servants years ago on the lawns in India...very

> confused discussions, like two different planets meeting...

 

das and i have had this conversation before and i have to repeat it

now here.

i do not like to be put into a box and das has put me into a box.

das is smart and funny and cute and entertaining but not all that

terribly deep.

i'm deep -- very deep -- but not skilled with people.

 

so das has put me in a box. he 'typecasts'. fine.

but i do not care to be typecast.

 

i am not 'new age' and i am not 'christian' and i am not a fan of any

religion.

i do not care for religions. i do not like superstition.

i do not like the guilt and fear that religions use to manipulate

people.

i do not like games religions play: 'my god is better than your god!'

 

i love god. and god is simple energy. pure energy. e=mc2

the beginning and the end. what always was, will always be.

but no rules, laws, and no competition, power-over, etc

 

it's so funny because i just had a talk with apple computer for over

an hour

and a half and the tech i got first was obviously new and obviously

indian.

so i told him i talk with people on the web about india and i am

writing a

book comparing all the scriptures. he had to explain to me that the

bible

was the only worthwhile book because, he said, the hindu religion was

just

a lot of stories. i can't imagine that he hasn't noticed that the

bible is

just a bunch of stories as well. ?!?!? very little about the

experience of

god in either.

 

that's why i'm partial to the few, precious lines that talk about the

experience.

i don't care at all about myths and stories and histories, heroes and

heroines.

they bore me. tv bores me. i enjoy real life. no 'secondhand'

experience.

no 'spectator sports'. if i can't experience it myself, what is the

good of it?

belief? i like knowledge. i like knowing.

 

it is the threat of a hint of a whisper of a clue of the experience

of god

that winds through all scriptures that inspires me. story lines

leave me cold.

absolutely cold. i don't care if the story is set in egypt or india

or japan or...

the story line is, to me, superficial and irrelevant to what is

important to me...

which is the experience. it all makes me yawn.

 

this is what comes of having jupiter and venus in the 8th in scorpio.

depth.

the experience of god is ageless. it's not 'new age' and it's not

historical.

it just IS. it is completely in the present and is the presence.

it is here now. when we are fully present, we are with it and life

is wonderful.

there is no 'lonely' in the present. no 'sad', no 'depressed', no

'fear.'

just life... and not 'stuff happening' but life. life breathing the

universe.

life blowing the leaves and the clouds. life breathing you and me.

light shining and filing us all.

 

it appears there are at least a couple of people here who know

that experience and then there are many who are much like christians ...

they have an investment in their team 'winning' and they promote

their favorite 'god' or 'gods'.

 

so no, das, i'm not new age. i'm not christian. i'm not in a box.

love, patricia

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Hi Patricia,

 

Thanks for the clarification. While life is breathing

and blowing and shining and filling, I would have

pegged you as New Age, too. Go figure.

 

Unfortunately, since most of us are so burdened with

life's demands and our own universe with ourselves and

our families as the bodies with the greatest

gravitation pull, it is quite frequent that we "box"

people. Or place them in the general vicinity of an

identifiable box. Not much time, or interest usually,

in being able to do much more than that.

 

I can understand your desire not to be brushed off.

Burns my blood when it's done to me. I hate being

'grouped' with others. I've got a thing about being

special (though, sadly, in my case it is usually not

deserved), so I understand.

 

But perhaps one "lead by example" way of protesting

being boxed, would be to not start your rant by boxing

Das in the "undeep" box. You would be just as wrong as

him, both in the doing and in the box you chose for

him.

 

It is completely acceptable to declare yourself deep

without having to make any comparisons. Because you

are either deep or you're not, irrespective of anyone

or everyone else.

 

;-)

 

--- Patricia Robinett <patricia wrote:

 

> das is smart and funny and cute and entertaining but

> not all that terribly deep.

> i'm deep -- very deep -- but not skilled with

> people.

>

> so das has put me in a box. he 'typecasts'. fine.

> but i do not care to be typecast.

 

 

 

 

 

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It's funny to watch someone with what I could call > Christio-NewAgio> idea of

God to meet Hindus of the various types, and there are > various types> of

Hindus when it comes to "God", so to watch Patty dear meet them > is really>

funny, and vice versa...them deal with her....it's alot like tea > parties the>

British had with their servants years ago on the lawns in India...very> confused

discussions, like two different planets meeting...das and i have had this

conversation before and i have to repeat it now here.i do not like to be put

into a box and das has put me into a box.das is smart and funny and cute and

entertaining but not all that terribly deep.i'm deep -- very deep -- but not

skilled with people.so das has put me in a box. he 'typecasts'. fine.but i do

not care to be typecast.i am not 'new age' and i am not 'christian' and i am

not a fan of any

religion.i do not care for religions. i do not like superstition.i do not like

the guilt and fear that religions use to manipulate people.i do not like games

religions play: 'my god is better than your god!'i love god. and god is simple

energy. pure energy. e=mc2the beginning and the end. what always was, will

always be.but no rules, laws, and no competition, power-over, etcit's so funny

because i just had a talk with apple computer for over an hourand a half and

the tech i got first was obviously new and obviously indian.so i told him i

talk with people on the web about india and i am writing abook comparing all

the scriptures. he had to explain to me that the biblewas the only worthwhile

book because, he said, the hindu religion was justa lot of stories. i can't

imagine that he hasn't noticed that the bible isjust a bunch of stories as

well. ?!?!? very little about the

experience ofgod in either.that's why i'm partial to the few, precious lines

that talk about the experience.i don't care at all about myths and stories and

histories, heroes and heroines.they bore me. tv bores me. i enjoy real life. no

'secondhand' experience.no 'spectator sports'. if i can't experience it myself,

what is the good of it?belief? i like knowledge. i like knowing.it is the

threat of a hint of a whisper of a clue of the experience of godthat winds

through all scriptures that inspires me. story lines leave me cold.absolutely

cold. i don't care if the story is set in egypt or india or japan or...the

story line is, to me, superficial and irrelevant to what is important to

me...which is the experience. it all makes me yawn.this is what comes of having

jupiter and venus in the 8th in scorpio.depth.the experience of god is ageless.

it's not 'new age' and it's not

historical.it just IS. it is completely in the present and is the presence.it is

here now. when we are fully present, we are with it and life is wonderful.there

is no 'lonely' in the present. no 'sad', no 'depressed', no 'fear.'just life...

and not 'stuff happening' but life. life breathing the universe.life blowing the

leaves and the clouds. life breathing you and me.light shining and filing us

all.it appears there are at least a couple of people here who knowthat

experience and then there are many who are much like christians ...they have an

investment in their team 'winning' and they promotetheir favorite 'god' or

'gods'.so no, das, i'm not new age. i'm not christian. i'm not in a box.love,

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beautiful, amit!

exactly so!

love, patricia

 

On May 11, 2006, at 1:27 AM, amit kumar wrote:

 

> ......Came to this world of humans.

> I asked - you are the most intelligent creatures.

> they said - yes. you are right.

> I asked - you know the path to God.

> they said - yes.

> I asked - can you tell me that path?

> they said : yes. we can.

> They started describing their paths...

> i was listening to all of them with all my heart and soul.....

> they had altogether unique paths......

> i was learning......

> but then i realized they were all saying the same things.........

> i was happy and thankful.....

> then...do not know why they started fighting with each other..........

>

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