On 11/7/2014 5:58 AM, Share Long [email protected] [FairfieldLife]
wrote:
sal, I'm glad to see that in spite of that never ending thread, you
still haven't been straightened out yet (-:
Meaning, I love your phrase to turq "yagya'd yourself to safety."
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/You need to realize, Share, that Sal and Barry are erecting straw men
that are pretty easy to knock down. Apparently Sal still performs a
"yagya", sacrificing his own thoughts, every time he sits down to meditate.
What we need to do is figure out the cognitive dissonance.
Everyone knows that Barry used to organize some of the largest group
meetings in Southern California, out in the desert where over 200
hippies would build a big bonfire and perform a "yagya" right in front
of everyone.
Go figure.
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*From:* salyavin808 <[email protected]>
*To:* [email protected]
*Sent:* Friday, November 7, 2014 4:15 AM
*Subject:* [FairfieldLife] Re: There may be a God after all... :-)
---In [email protected], <turquoiseb@...> wrote :
I just noticed that the folders I created in Yahoo Mail to store
unread posts from the people actively stalking me -- Ann, Jim, Steve,
and Richard -- were surprisingly empty.
Maybe they've actually stopped posting their crap, I thought, so I
checked the Post Count post and it shows that Richard is still the
verbal diarrhea king and that the others still seem to be posting as
much as always. So then I scrolled through the list of incoming posts
on the Yahoo Groups reader (Neo), and their stuff seems to still be
appearing there, too. It's just not getting to Yahoo Mail. Go figure.
I'm just posting this to see whether Xeno (who created similar macros)
or anyone else has noticed anomalies like this, creating a difference
between what arrives on the FFL website and thus is visible in the
Yahoo Groups reader (Neo), and what arrives in your email feed.
Whatever the cause, color me properly grateful.
Whether it's <genuflect> God saving my macros from having to route
posts from these four to a trash folder that I then have to empty from
time to time unread, or some other cause, it's All Good. Praise the Lawd!
If it's really the work of God, I may evencontribute to a Maharishi™
yagya just to thank the dude for his efforts, and for having the same
taste in who to throw in the trash bin that I do. :-) :-) :-)
I'm not one for magical thinking or "gods" so I was hoping the
synchronicity video Eustace posted would enlighten me to mysterious
goings on like these helpful and apparently meaningful "coincidences"
you speak of. But I only managed to watch the first 3 weeks of those
waffling windbags and am at a loss to say whether they have any
evidence of anything profound at all, if they have they certainly
don't seem to like talking about it at their conferences.
My theory is that you are probably inadvertently humming as you check
your e-mail and this humming inadvertently mimics the hum of the Ved.
As we all know, thanks to the work of John Hagelin, this affects the
cohesion between sub-mesons and leptons and causes super-strings to
manifest quarks in a different place so that the electrons in your
computer funnel the offending material into the Room 101 of cyberspace.
So there's no need for a donation, maybe you've already yagya'd
yourself to safety!
