I always felt sorry for George Harrison. He wrote a corker when he penned "My
Sweet Lord". A real original. And yet he still got screwed by the courts over
its similarity to the song "He's So Fine". Harrison claimed to have used the
out-of-copyright "Oh Happy Day" (listen to it and see if you do
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It looks like we are the top posters again, Share. Keep up the good work!
P.S. This is where it gets tricky: post something with Judy's name in it -
that will set things off for at least a dozen rounds. Judy loves to see her
name in messages
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Wolf Baiter
You are showing your vicious side.
Obviously you are trying to usurp the
throne so you can now declare yourself
as the Ankle Bite Queen.
Just call me Ann Usurper Ankle Biter Mean Girl Groupie Vicious Minion Woelfle
Bater.
Arthur Lee
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My Little Red Book - from the first album Love - Monaural vinyl LP
http://youtu.be/PnFBZcsFQmQ
Hey Joe - from the first album - Love
http://youtu.be/wbr7vpIIb3I
Forever Changes - Full album - Vinyl LP
http://youtu.be/Q1L11Y0I5E0
Da Capo - Full album - Vinyl L
> > Judy does NOT read or write Spanish, German, French, or
> > Greek. She just Googles it and then copies and pastes it in
> >the text box to make you think she knows those languages.
> > Sort of like when she tried to fib her way out of you posting
> > Feliz Navidad - she didn't have a clue what
The term "Nirodha" in Sanskrit means cessation: an experience of
epistemological reflection. According to some scholars, the most ancient
sustained expression of yogic ideas is found in the early discourses of the
historical Buddha. Patanjali's conception of freedom is related to the
ancient Buddh
ccording the sage Kapila:
"And from the contrast with that which is composed of the three
constituents,
there follows, for the Purusha, the character of Being, a witness; freedom
from
misery, neutrality, percipience, and non-agency."
We can deduce from this that the historical Buddha was much inf
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The Bhagavad Gita is concerned with three constituents: sattva, rajas and
tamas. The idea is to transcend these three qualities. According to MMY:
"The authorship of action does not in reality belong to the "I". It is a
mistake to understand that "I" do this, "I" experience
The man seemed to be on a perpetual high.
"Then he launched into praise for those leading his ayurveda initiative and
the promotion of its value, holding that the fundamental strength of
ayurveda lay in its ability to prevent illness. He was in particularly good
form, his delivery bubbly and enthu
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