That sounds nice ! It could be something like this ?
http://tinyurl.com/ou8o9ol http://tinyurl.com/ou8o9ol
http://fortscott.olx.com/1994-airstream-land-yacht-class-a-34ft-in-fort-scott-ks-iid-440066365
Bon voyage !
Similar, though that one looks a bit older. Same idea - a home on wheels -
Thanks!
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote:
That sounds nice ! It could be something like this ?
http://tinyurl.com/ou8o9ol http://tinyurl.com/ou8o9ol
Steve, I think Richard also calls them informants! (-:
I think it's David Spiro in case someone wants to google him.
On Friday, January 24, 2014 7:12 AM, steve.sun...@yahoo.com
steve.sun...@yahoo.com wrote:
Nice little rap. It is something I notice on the Batgap chat site. There
Steve, your comment about indulging eventually becoming a lot reminds me of
something D passed on from his teacher: that maintaining sattva in Brahmin is
crucial. It sounds like that teacher leads a sattvic if somewhat reclusive life.
He is also talking about 3 stages of Brahman: basic, refined
So far, so good! Thanks
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, steve.sundur@... wrote:
Jim, thanks for your reply. I understand what you are saying.
And I gotta say, it sounds like you've got a damn fine plan!
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote:
Turq you were asking here for 'Spiritual' in common words; well yes anything
that reveals in experience the absolute bliss consciousness of the transcendent
in life. A transcendentalist. That is different from just common dabbling
spiritists or ideological religionists, philosophers or just a
I'm thinking along the same lines but more for being able to have a home
while travelling doing photography. Simple but effective way of getting to
places one otherwise wouldn't see. For sadhana a cabin in the mountains is
better. Do post a picture of your vehicle if you feel like it :-)
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote:
Turq you were asking here for 'Spiritual' in common words; well yes
anything that reveals in experience the absolute bliss consciousness of
the transcendent in life. A transcendentalist. That is different from
just common dabbling spiritists or
Yes, David Spiro. Those particular mannerisms always give me a chuckle. And I
have to say, you often see that particular mannerism from those who have
branched off from the TMO organization.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, sharelong60@... wrote:
Steve, I think Richard also calls them
Well, speaking of D, I have always found his comments, discourses, blog, to be
very genuine. Even if I can't really follow the intricacies.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, sharelong60@... wrote:
Steve, your comment about indulging eventually becoming a lot reminds me of
something
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote:
Yes, David Spiro. Those particular mannerisms always give me a
chuckle. And I have to say, you often see that particular mannerism
from those who have branched off from the TMO organization.
It's almost as laughable as those who post the same old
For me, I would say Jim's plan is better than sadhana in a cabin. I think I
would got batty pretty quickly. Now, I will say, that after a time of roaming,
(which sounds really good), I might want to take a solitary sojourn in a cabin.
Also, two weeks might be the very longest I could
Actually, the idea with a rig like that is to drive to a location and move
in, for the duration - put down the hydraulic leveling jacks, extend the
slide-out; instant home sweet home.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, steve.sundur@... wrote:
For me, I would say Jim's plan is better
During my first time out, I did a photo shoot among the coastal marsh and
dunes, in the early morning fog. Took about 120 images, in an hour! Yes, it is
an awesome way to travel, in a self-contained way. I have 75 gallons of fresh
water, a 25 gallon propane tank, and a 50 amp generator, that
Sounds nice :-) Mountains, deserts, ocean ?
Steve, ask him whether he has an actual person in mind, or whether he just made
all that up. ;-)
It's almost as laughable as those who post the same old putdown macros to
the Internet day in and day out for almost twenty years trying to claim that
there is anything creative about them. :-)
That was pretty basic and essential spirituality. Lurking and Listening in at
some point ignorant folks just have to step up and improve themselves if they
are really wanting to participate further beyond the introductory lecture. It
is true in most any discussion and not everyone needs to
Do I have to use the highlighter again to point out what you *really*
think of the people you're preaching to, Buck? The only people on this
forum who consistently look down on others as much as you do are Nabby
and Doctordumbass.
I suggest another way of interpreting your (and those people's)
Oh, you left out yourself, Barry.
Do I have to use the highlighter again to point out what you *really* think
of the people you're preaching to, Buck? The only people on this forum who
consistently look down on others as much as you do are Nabby and Doctordumbass.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, authcunt wrote:
Oh, you left out yourself, Barry.
I presume this was one of those examples of creative writing that you
claim you've posted many of to this forum, eh? :-)
Put up or shut up. Post the links to the posts of yours you consider
creative, or
Barry, get a grip. I'll post whatever the fuck I feel like posting. You aren't
running things here, and you're looking increasingly pathetic. A chronically
enraged, obsessed old man. We can almost see the spit dribbling out of the
corners of your mouth as you hallucinate and pound away on the
Nice little rap. It is something I notice on the Batgap chat site. There are
some correspondents (as Richard would say), who really nail that jargon. I
have to say it always sounds good, but I ask myself, could it not be said more
simply? There is basically no state of consciousness or
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote:
Nice little rap. It is something I notice on the Batgap chat site.
There are some correspondents (as Richard would say), who really nail
that jargon. I have to say it always sounds good, but I ask myself,
could it not be said more simply? There
...something I notice on the Batgap chat siteI have to say it always
sounds good, but I ask myself, could it not be said more simply? There is
basically no state of consciousness or experience they haven't had
Hey Steve - Maharishi was speaking from his own experience when he
Good points Jim. And I think that perhaps I need to be a little more open
minded because for me, I can't understand why anyone would really even want to
talk about those experiences. I feel that I have some nice experiences too, but
it's not really anything I'd want to share, ala Judy's point.
Well, I say this for Michael's benefit mostly, and I've mentioned this before.
I read the transcripts of two interviews with Fred Lenz, aka Rama, and I was
most impressed with them. And that's a capital M. I believe the second
interview was sometime into the whole affair, and my perception
Hey Steve - yeah, I am grateful that I am able to find people, from time to
time, with whom I can discuss my experiences. I don't do it simply to hear
different perspectives, or flavors, but, rather as a quicker way to learn about
something, and make progress. Simply that it is another person,
Jim, thanks for your reply. I understand what you are saying.
And I gotta say, it sounds like you've got a damn fine plan!
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote:
Hey Steve - yeah, I am grateful that I am able to find people, from time to
time, with whom I
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