--- In [email protected], off_world_beings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Er...this is a silly argument. Go back to the 19th century in India, > when a woman would have as 16 or 20 kids in a lifetime, many of them > died, or still born, or disappeared, or even sold, maybe having 6 or > 7 survive. As far as I know preople got married at 13. It was > commonplace. So, one kid of 9 going off into the VERY established > tradition of seeking knowledge from a monestary or spiritual master, > would not be viewed the same as it is in our modern western world. > Add to that, I believe the story is that Guru Dev ran away twice. The > first time they searched and brought him back. The second time they > must have accepted that he was destined to seek for knowledge. Or, > maybe they really did have the experiences described that he seemed > like an Avatar from day one. Who knows. > > OffWorld
Seems likely. > --- In [email protected], "curtisdeltablues" > <curtisdeltablues@> wrote: > > > > Spraig, new bumper stickers: > > > > I'm not being negligent, my kid's a saint! > > Your kid is on honor role, my kid saved the world from sin. > > These are great!
