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Isha Upanishad:
brahma satyam jagan mithya jivo brahmaiva na parahah
brahma satyam - brahman is true
jagan mithya - the world is fiction
jivo brahmaiva - jiva is brahman indeed
na parahah - not other
That which is real always *is* - it never comes into being
and it never ceases to
Aurobindo had no sat-guru. He did have a Vaishnava yogi as a upa-guru who gave
him a most important technique. I paraphrase from memory from his Letters on
Yoga.
*This will be easy for you since you are a poet and are used to watching
thoughts form out of stillness. Sit and watch these
There is biography about him, written in German, by an English
scholar. There is also information about him in the diary of Joseph
Goebbels and in To The Bitter End by Hans Gisevius. He is also a
rather dark figure in Mel Gordon's autobiography of the stage magician
Herr Steinschneider, aka
Billy - I agree with Vaj. Give it up.
Even more scary, consider this. If Vaj and I agree
on something like this then you should be afraid ...
very afraid.
It means that universal apocatastasis is almost here
and your ass is soon to become a burnt offering to
the gods.
However, while
Vaj:
And Bill thanks for trying to elevate me to guru, but you
have no clue what my credentials and authorizations are, because I've never
discussed
them with. So stop spreading lies about what you think my credentials and
authorizations might be.
Well gosh Vaj. You mean you're not a
Emptybill:
So the Palast des Okkulten is in your back bedroom?
Robert:
Hey Billy, What the heck is a Palast des Okkulten?
I have no idea what kind of person you think I am...
We have never met, as far as I can remember...
I had a horrible death last time around, so I had to heal up a
Herr Babaji said:
Last time around, I think I chose the name: Hanussen.
Look it up!
I think is a weak way to propose that something is actual.
What could be your basis other than sheer wishfulness?
Although you call yourself babaji you don't stage yourself
like a 20th Century Magician.
So the
Vaj says-
Interesting in that Mahesh's obsession with the southmay
have had to do with him acting out his own unresolvedfear of death.
For the yogin it is the south of the body--the anus and the legs-- that one
wants to remain closed, and the aperture of brahman, the north, open. Externals
To face East is to face the solar dawn and hence the source
of light. The same for sleeping with the head pointing East.
The South is the direction of Yama, the deva of death. This is
why in India the corpse is turned with the head pointing toward
the South - it is a signal for the Yamadutas,
This looks and sounds like the 10-day vipassana sourse of Goenka.
It demonstrates a typical style designed for retreats in Indo-China (ie:
for semi-tropical weather). Thus the evening meal is absent in this schedule.
However it is more necessary for cold climates. That it is forbidden
here
Normal 0 Sorry to break it too you Nab but Kaladevi is an
impersonation of that old cross-dressing Vaj. They are the self-same. Gives a
new meaning to the Sanskrit word advaita (not-two-ness) doesnt it?
When Vaj gets short on posts he brings her out of the closet,
So kaladevi, dear.
You portray yourself as knowing something. However, we
have never talked, either in this forum or another. If you think
you know so much about me then please present the
message number or date/time of our conversation - anything
where you can claim that you know me or
!!! All the nations would
praise us and we would finally be liked by the rest of the world.
Barry:
Uh, billy jim...I cannot help but wonder
where this came from. Can you provide a
cite of the Buddhist sutra on compassion
you base it on? :-)
I do Tantric sadhanas and Dzogchen Trekcho
This sounds like the photocopy of a book I saw at Fiuggi Fonte, Italy
in late April of 1972 during the so-called '2000' course.
MMY had the SIMS dogs set up an SCI administration office in one
of the hotels along with a few books - a sort of starter library. Somehow
I got word of this text showing
I always knew we would eventually get something
worthwhile from Vaj.
So now she can be revealed: The Vajra Yoni Sutras.
Vaj discovered her in a cave (guha) back East.
She called herself AdhiStrih nee Kunti.
No wonder he rants like a man who makes it
all up. This whole universe is made up. From
Normal 0 Card
According to Sanjukta Gupta (translator), Lakshmi Tantra - A Panchratra Text,
the sanskrit *ara means either a wheel-spoke or a radius. Thus the rays of the
sun are also sometimes call *ara. You might consider buying the Lakshmi
Tantra since it is worth some
Normal 0 Everyone wake up!
Vaj is about to reveal what that devil Maharishi concealed from us. (All so
he could bilk us of our hard earned cash.)
At last, Vaj the Valiant will give us this secret knowledge (guhya-vidya) and
will do so utterly for free, free, free
Here Here - There There - Hare Hare
Even Bhaktivedanta used snuff. It was an Indian
gentleman's indulgence.
Let us enjoy fine Dominicans, like Romeo Y Julieta.
Let us enjoy fine British Empire indulgences, like kick
in the door and shoot 'em all - Black and Tan.
Let us enjoy fine Americans,
Normal 0 What a nice fricative-guttural, finished off with the
prime utterance. This must be part of the newly discovered american veda. Yep,
it's a real sound of wonder - FuckAh! It make you want to become a cantor in
the american vedic church doesn't it?
In that old epic,
Normal 0 Vaj:
One of the fastest ways, if not the fastest way to generate nondual samadhi is
to learn the practice of nondual compassion meditation. It actually generates
the same neurological signatures as advanced Patanjali meditators in samadhi.
Too imprecise. Give us
Normal 0 Too imprecise. Give us something substantive to
consider.
What do you mean by non-dual samadhi. Whose non-dual samadhi? Gaudapada in
the Mandukya Karikas? Shankara in his Bhagavad Gita commentary? Abhinavagupta?
Longchenpa? AbnAl-Arabi? St. Symeon the New
Posted by: Kirk kirk_bernha...@cox.net
tripura_kirk Sun Mar 15,
2009 8:24 am(PDT) Sounds kinda bookish. Who
wrote all that?
Who else? Moi.
Sound too pedantic? Then you
Yes I wrote it but I was occluded. I admit it.
High sounding talk like that may seem pedantic but I
figure meditating stoners will flip back and forth with it
in a bardo of felt meaning.
Who needs the immediacy of transcendence when you
can have felt meaning?
Reminds me of a sutra I heard
Normal 0 Here are some thoughts for your consideration about
using the term yogi:
Definitions of these kinds of terms depend on the context in which such a
term is used. Wiki definitions are often useful for a quick introduction to a
topic. However they are sometimes
Kirk, you need to check out your keyboard. You keep typing in navanath when you
are obviously trying to hit naganath.
The fact is that Vaj denied being a Gaudiya Vaishnava but not being a naga. It
was very revealing. But then he has no sense of humor. In this way Vaj reminds
me of Baptist
I've mainlined it since it started. Love the questions it raises and refuses to
answer in a doctrinare fashion.
This is scifi at its best - glorifying ultimate questions in a high manner -
torture, jihad, revelation, genocide, species annihilation, human nature as
such. The list goes on
This commentary on BG Chapters 8 and 9 definitely has the feel of MMY's earlier
manner of thought and delivery.
Normal 0 Feuerstein in The Yoga-Sutra of Patanjali, Sutra I.18:
The compound viraama-pratyaya means:
viraama = ceasing or stopping (from vi + |ram to stop)
pratyaya = an idea or notion (presented forth to consciousness)
abhyaasa = practice
puurva = former
Normal 0 Re: [FairfieldLife] Mantras, Religion, etc
Hi Billy Jim:
On Jan 26, 2009, at 6:05 PM, billy jim wrote:
Their fundamental claim is that a mantra is the name of a Hindu god.
Vaj wrote:
You might want to reread those claims. These aren't names per se
Normal 0 Recently I have read here on FFL an argument professed
by some former TMers who stopped practicing because they claimed they were
deceived about the meaning of mantras.
Their fundamental claim is that a mantra is the name of a Hindu god. The
claim is that a
Vaj -
Tat Whale Baba and his successor both insist they be done in
Sanskrit. They also insist the entire set be performed each day, and
the requisite other techniques the sutras require (which are oral or
upadesha instructions on inner yoga).
Tat Wala Baba's status as a yogin
- or that the siddhi program doesn't use Sanskrit?
I'm wondering where people got the idea that the various sutras should be used
only in a Sanskrit form? Although trained as a TM teacher, I took my sutra
training at a citizen siddha course. After receiving a couple of the sutras, a
few of
Back in the mid-80's Korean Zen master Seung Sahn Nim, while guiding a retreat,
was asked whether Master Hsuan Hua was a Zen Master. Seung Sahn Nim described
him as a Tripitaka master. He considered him important for his role in
inspiring young Americans to take up Dharma practice in a manner
Vaj ... My take on his whole Rig Ved spiel was it was what he purloined
from the father-son Vedic chanting duo he used to hang with
That was Mahapandit Brahmarshi Devaratji and his son.
He was the pandit with the fan that had various devabijakshara on the fan
folds. During the Tahoe Rig
I was not present. My description came from that same friend who was present at
Tahoe for some of those recording. We had a discussion at the time about where
Maharishi could have obtained his meditation bija-mantras.
My friend and I knew something about mantra sourcing since we were both
Card sez:
So, the first words seem to claim that 'prakriti is saamyaavasthaa
of sattva, rajas and tamas'. Now we have to find out, what the heck
that word means. (It seems to consist of 'saamya' and 'avasthaa').
sAmyAvasthA f. a state of equipoise (of the 3 constituent
ingredients of
Angela, your view sounds rather familiar. Where did I hear this? Wait a
minute
here it is. Its an statement on the instrumentality of power from a
friend of one of your mentors.
Naturally the common people don't want war; neither in Russia, nor in
England, nor in America, nor in
Card,
At the moment I have about 20 more essays from major scholars. Most are
around 10-12 pages long and I have 4-5 that deal with topics in the Yogasutras.
Other topics include: the ontology of bhakti (Madhusudana Saraswati), theories
of karma, causality in different traditions, tension
Edg needs a serious alternative ... like Lithium. Maybe someone here can
convince him (offline) to get a referral to a real professional.
Marek Reavis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Edg, after reading your posts of hate, venom and insult just today,
it strikes me that
2007 America is not the Weimar Republic. There will be no enabling law unless
we have a WMD go off in a major city. If that happens we might actually need
martial law.
Also all these assertions about your privileged status as a witness to
history sound rather fantastic. I dont deny that
Alistair Shearer's version:
I.18
After the repeated experience of the settling and ceasing of mental activity
comes another samadhi. In this only the latent impressions of past experience
remain.
cardemaister [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone's got Alistair Shearer's
Thinking about the original Prabhupada quote, I didn't feel qualified to answer
the post. So I talked with AlankarDas, a friend of mine who was among the first
disciples of Prabhupad. Originally a student of Swami Satchitananda, he met
Prabhupada when Prabhupad began teaching in New York City
Who cares?
Let them all eat yellow cake.
Better yet, while dining in the valley of megiddo.
do.rflex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jewish Glasnost Update: Zionist Panic!
Tony Karon
Rootless Cosmopolitan, October 23, 2007
In YS 1. 17 the vitarka, vichara, ananda, asmita levels of samaadhi are simply
descriptive references. (vitarkavicaaraanandaasmitaanugamaat saMprajñaataH)
However, YS 1.18 actually give the technique to use in samyama for entering
asamprajnata. (viraama-pratyayaabhyaasapuurvaH saMskaarasheso
into.
Seems to me to be pretty deep as concepts go, and the contemplation of
this can lead to your absorption into a station of being.
Edg
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a nice story but it is not a monastic story.
I'm thinking it first appeared
This is a nice story but it is not a monastic story.
I'm thinking it first appeared in the '65-68's and was recounted by Paul
Reps. However, I may be overshadowed by brain fuzz on the orginal dates.
In any case this is a story about two monks - which is not the same as a
monastic
According to Georg Feuerstein the sole source for this term is Buddhist sutra
and shastra. There are no other instances of dharma-megha being used in the
darshanas, epics or yogic literature prior to Patanjali's usage. I did look at
Shankara's vivarana and will check out Vijnanabhikshu's
Thanks for the input.
authfriend [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In
FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, emptybill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
snip
However, I like it because it reinforces the recognition
that these Sanskrit words (read Arabic for Houri) are
provisional terms, not necessarily
Sorry, also, but I don't understand what you are looking for here. You asked
for classic descriptions as well as personal experiences. These classical
descriptions are found in the yoga and tantric texts of early and medieval
Hinduism and Buddhism.
Your reply seems unusual. Are you
What Sanskrit text or texts of Adi Shankara were these quotes culled from when
composing this list?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Shri Adi Shankara Raises and Answers Some Important Questions
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What is the best thing
OK Vaj, I'm going to enter the fray here.
The way this conversation is preceding youre going to get tired soon from
the suffocating squeeze of the pythoness. (I actually mean this as a complement
to Judy.) Then the conversation will attenuate into a final pair of mutual -
the pox on
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they used to call us maggots.
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- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure that I should reply to you. You must be a devil since
Sin is the better part of your name - and don't tell me its Sine. I
think it's a sign.
As far as Vaj is concerned, I wouldn't want to speak
I'm always amazed at the things people say so unconsciously ... The Ego ,The
Divine.
In post-20th Century spiritual language it has become common to speak this
way - putting an article before the word. I believe it started with the
Freudians using this type of language to fortify their
Repost of my original email which did not appear on FFL:
billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sat, 22 Sep 2007 12:49:17 -0700 (PDT)
From: billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Vyaasa's comment on II 30
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
T.S. Rukmani's translation
Herr Leo Fischer, the Austrian Sanskritist, was one of a handful of European
academics to throw aside his scholastic robes and assume the robes of a
Dashanami Swami. It was rather remarkable for his day but now, unfortunately,
any California Hausfrau can do the same
The text you quoted
I hate it when reality mocks my prescience with such utter contempt:
Rick, remember Message #148634, September 9th, 2007 - Ein Volk, Ein Reich,
Ein Furher ...
Welcome to the world of Stazi informants.
Need help to make it all work? Just go offline and turn it over to your
All the weird stuff is straight out of various Puranas - which means from
traditionally transmitted oral histories and mythologies later written down and
expanded. The Buddhist Abhidharma cosmologies of Sumeru use similar or same
sourcing.
The confounding part for Westerners is that the
Rick, clarify this for members:
Define gratuitous profanity and also help me understand non-gratuitous
profanity. I want to be able to use non-gratuitous profanity (if I deem it
important) without you censoring me or initiating an administrative reprisal.
What comprises a sexist
Proposal to FFL members
Rather than endlessly discuss what we all know to be all to true, lets
vote to make a deliberate and permanent change in the mode of discussion here
on FFL. What I am proposing below is not an attempt at humor but is dead
serious: I am proposing to ban two
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem here is that Judaism doesn't teach reincarnation.
_,_._,___
Empty Bill opines -
Here is an interesting counter-point for your consideration. His book is
especially
interesting for those who were there and then.
Yup, see below.
authfriend [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In
FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
Unlike you, in her reply to me, Judy merely called me a nitwit.
It was a bit unimaginative for my tastes. Nitwit means dull and
stewped but can mean
Curtisdeltablues said:
Posting here is a place to unwind from professional identities
New morning said:
Yes, it must be great to get outside of that Blues/rocker superstar dross.
To get rid of all
those damn long-legged blonde groupies.
Empty:
What could I add to that other
new.morning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gee, you sure nailed me, bill. You and Peter must be psychic to see
others' inner states so clearly. Ever notice how close psychic and
psychotic in spelling? Does the definition of psychotic include the
syndrome of those who believe they can know via
. The foregoing is not intended to make sense.
In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So how many of you inhabit you? Please explain.
Message #146579 August 15th, 2007 -
--- Tertonzeno wrote:
--Thanks, I'm a Buddhist and don't accept Patanjali as an
Authority
is
heretical to me since I have low blood sugar and have to eat
continually throughout the day. I had such pre-noon meals with him
on a number of occasions.
In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't know much about Nichiren. Dai Gohonzon sounds like a Japanese
If you'll check the source you'll see that this statement was made by
suziezuzie (msilver1951) and that my contribution was to follow with an article
discussing Gandhi's passifist views about the Jews. It was Martin Buber who
answered Gandhi publicly. Anyone reading Gandhi's comments can see
So how many of you inhabit you? Please explain.
Message #146579 August 15th, 2007 -
--- Tertonzeno wrote:
--Thanks, I'm a Buddhist and don't accept Patanjali as an Authority.
Message #145659 , August 16th, 2007
Tertonzeno wrote:
---Thanks, on Buddhist
suziezuzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I heard that Gandhi in his
philosophy of passifism once commented
that the jew of Germany should have sat quietly in silent protest
while Hilter exterminated them. Has anyone else heard anything about
this?
Empty Bill helps out boys and
To paraphrase a Japanese poet:
Such piercing chill I feel
My dead guru's sandal
at his altar
under my heel
heh heh
Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of jim_flanegin
Sent:
I remember reading the controversy between FreeJonny and MukBab back in those
days. The real question between them was about the means to enlightenment and
the contentions of MukBab that Shankara believed in the sushumna and the blue
pearl and that this particular tantric process was the model
, quoting Issac of Nineveh and drinking Johnny Walker
Black.
Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Aug 28, 2007, at 9:57 PM, billy jim wrote:
The Kriya-Yoga lineage of Kriya Babaji, Lahiri Mahasaya, Yukteshvar Giri
and Yogananda has fully preserved both the yogic ascent-descent
to know anyway.
Interesting question though.
tertonzeno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
---How about the Blue Pearl? What does Shankara say about that?
In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem here is in characterizing Shankara's views
The problem here is in characterizing Shankara's views only in terms of his
commentary on the Brahma Sutras. It is well established that the Brahma Sutra-s
deal with bridging the variant perspectives found in the major Upanishads.
Shankara's Brahama Sutra commentary is concerned with
The preeminent explanatory text for these ideas is The Symbolism of the Stupa
by Adrian Snodgrass. Published in 1985 it is now selling for about US $30-35.
It describes the principle ideas and symbolism of the solar path starting with
the homology between the mandala of the solar year and the
Huen Tisang was as real/unreal as you or me. Uddiyana was as real/unreal as the
USA.
The muslims jihadists who murdered everyone and turned uddiyana into a
wasteland were as real/unreal as the murdering jihadists today.
What other real/unreal uddiyana are you referring to in your
How pitiful. How lost. This is what happens when you don't know anything but
what the TMO tell you.
Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Aug 18, 2007, at 5:34 PM, Ron wrote:
Tomas
Yes I understand that but how to do it I tried with meditation for 30 years
A purusha who lived
Don't get it. You meant oddiyoni?
Kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Alot of what goes on around here.
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Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell.
Buddhist Guru is Hsuan Hua; whom I used to visit
during the 70's:
http://www.drba.org/dharma/hsuanhuabio.asp
The fact that he's no longer physically alive doesn't diminish our
relationship.
In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yah Billy. Lots of people like to claim
Dalai Lama states -
The continuum of an impure substratum will later cease, not existing in
Buddhahood, whereas a pure substratum's continuum of similar type will exist
right through Buddhahood.
Would any of you actually envisage yourself speaking or writing this way?
Even in a
According to Joseph Smith, the Garden of Eden's physical location was not in
the Levant but in the new world - it's actual placement in the area now
encompassed by Jackson County, Missouri, which is now part of metropolitan
Kansas City. The City of Independence, Missouri is considered the
With all due respect, Peter, your reply is meaningless - simply another
interjection of opinion (doxa) without any context (or content for that
matter). Have you taken secret offline lessons from TurkB in expressing your
dis-approvals? At least your style is more terse.
I've heard SSRS
to a unlocalized Self. It takes some time
for the mind to shift in its thinking. I've heard this
expressed as old mental habits that change over time.
I've never heard it terms of very subtle physiology.
Great food for thought. I'd love to hear SSRS's exact
words...important guru speak here.
--- billy
authfriend [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Given his very different understanding, of course
MMY would not have taught mastery of the yamas
and niyamas as a prerequisite to samadhi, even to
the most religiously devoted Hindu practitioners;
it would have been counterproductive, in his view.
He
Not a single part of Swami Rama's statement is based upon Shankara's actual
written works or upon his transmissions to his disciples. Scholars of Shankara
would consider the claims written below to be typical hindu nonsense.
empty
Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Vaj. Yes Vaj. Their mythos just is expansive enough to talk extensively
about channels of mind-body coordination (nadi), internal life-energy flows
(prana-vayu )and point-essences (bindu). You don't believe this kind of mythos
do you Vaj?
Let's see - Tsa-Lung-Tigle - isn't that a
Poor Arjuna. He was a warrior and was instructed by Lord Krishna to follow his
dharma and fight. That means he could not follow Patanjali's practice of
non-harming (ahimsa) without regard to time, place or intent. Nor could any of
the other warriors for that matter. Although many of them
would be proud.
empty
Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Krishna's teaching is from and within a different
context than Patanjali.
--- billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Poor Arjuna. He was a warrior and was instructed by
Lord Krishna to follow his dharma and fight. That
means he
they've tended to treate the declarations of their
teachers. And while that's one way of addressing
life, and making one's Way through it, I'd kinda
prefer to spend my time with others who don't run
that particular act.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vaj
Vaj,
I'm wondering what criteria they used? Please see if you can find out or at
least get a trackable reference. There is conflict at times among the Tibetans
about the relationship between siddhis and jnana. Their term for siddhi
,abhijna, reflects this. I'll ask YKR when he gets here
We buddhists? What is this about?
empty
TurquoiseB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, matrixmonitor
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--Right, but Byron Katie is a Neo-Advaitin, and if we go too
far into that realm, there's no karma, no people, no suffering
Yep, you've hit upon something. By choice I prefer to be a two-fisted soma
drinker at the banquet of the gods. However upon suitable occasions I sip
earthly distillations. I'll probably still be able to enjoy something like it
in hell with lucy since I can't really cover myself with the blood
Vedanta!
There is no Being in God - the Transcendental Person
is an illusion, Brahman is a nothing. And the
Marshy is a left-handed, tantric basket weaver.
Go figure.
Billy-Jim wrote:
Have you read Shankara's vivarana on Patanjali's
sutras dealing with Ishvara?
Bill - You
by Advaita AshramaThis
book is available at: Vedanta Press and Catalog www.vedanta.com
t3rinity [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In
FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I read your link. I agree with you entirely.
The link in the link is worth reading. So
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I read your link. I agree with you entirely.
The link in the link is worth reading. So, as an information to Judy,
the following might be instructive:
'As an aside, these authors are quite aware
:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
An FYI for Trinity, (and anyone else)
The best translation is: Madhusudana Sarasvati Bhagavad-Gita:
with the annotation Gudhartha-Dipika Translated by Swami
Gambhirananda 1038 page quality hardback for $19.95
Ronnytanmay
You are such a diligent worker for gspot. You must love this slave-uh you
perform for her - trawling the forums for potential disciples. However this is
just not working very well here on FFL. You don't seem to be getting the
necessary bites to pay for the ideative disdain
the ness is like
Loch without the ness - it's sheer Lochless
Help me o' nessy! - without you it's emptyless
new.morning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, billy jim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
An FYI for Trinity, (and anyone else)
For those
Iesus - as in Jesus and Satan, fictions created for the control of roman women
and their slaves. And now look at them - hypostasized into mythic figures so
realistic that even Yogananada treated them yogically. Poor Billy G. - without
Yogananda what could he say about the blessed lard - and him
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