Re "The Upanishads as one of the spiritual books that has most influenced me .
. . more inspiring than the Gita" :
I'm with you there. I've got a pleasing, old edition translated by TMers Peter
Russell and Alistair Shearer. It's also a photo-book with evocative
black-and-white prints.
Yes, I have that edition of the Upanishads too, trans. by Alistair Shearer and
Peter Russell. In fact, I have two copies, so if anyone would like one, just
let me know.
Lear is ruthless, I agree. You have to be in the mood for it. I actually prefer
to read it than see it performed. Someone
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
Thanks for posting the Bowie list. I agree that perusing the library of
someone is always revealing.
The list isn't alphabetical. Is it in order of his preferences?
I wondered this myself.
Whatever, I was delighted and
Thanks for posting the Bowie list. I agree that perusing the library of someone
is always revealing.
The list isn't alphabetical. Is it in order of his preferences?
Whatever, I was delighted and surprised to see that in fourth place he has On
Having No Head by Douglass [sic] Harding. An
It would have certainly been . . . how shall I put it . . . more
one-dimensional. You can't spend your whole life boozing and watching football.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
Re "life would not have been worth living" :
Blimey. Have things been that bad? :-)
Re "life would not have been worth living" :
Blimey. Have things been that bad? :-)
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
I would have to list The Upanishads as one of the spiritual books that has
most influenced me. That is going back to the old,
I would have to list The Upanishads as one of the spiritual books that has most
influenced me. That is going back to the old, old days when I had just begun
TM, and I read the Upanishads in the translation by Juan Mascaro in the Penguin
edition. I found it much more inspiring than the Gita and