Richard J. Williams wrote: >TurquoiseB wrote: > > >>Interestingly, the groups in town with the best >>"rep" among the service industry were the Tibetans. >> >> >> >Get a grip, Uncle - there weren't any Tibetans in Sante Fe in the >70's, except for Chogyam Trungpa, who visited that town once for a >weekend meditation seminar. Most of the Tibetan refugees settled in >Washington and Texas, not in New Mexico. Apparently there's not a >single Tibetan in all of Sante Fe these days. Most of Trungpa's >students are Americans. > > > >>No one ever had an unkind word to say about them. >>They walked the walk of their beliefs, >> >> >> >The students of Trungpa in Sante Fe in the 70's were some of the most >rowdy sadhaks I've ever met. They were the talk of the town, if not >the entire U.S. Buddhist community. Most of Trungpa's students that I >knew preferred Jim Beam, just like their guru did! > > > >>and they treated anyone they interacted with as fellow >>walkers. >> >> >> >I'm not Tibetan, but in those days, I tried to be nice to everyone! > > > So what made you decide not to be nice anymore? :)
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