We'll all joined to help bring about a positive future for our world
-- I should have mentioned that the very capable low-cost tablet is
solar powered -- things like solar powered lights that provide light
for hours at night are a godsend in comparison to the cost, danger,
and toxicity of kerosene lanterns -- can you clarify your concern, as
I didn't get it ? -- I've been giving $ 100 monthly, $ 2,000  monthly
purchasing power in India, to help a family of five Tibetans in
Rewalsar for 10 years, and in 2008 gave them a $ 1200 desktop computer
that cost them $ 20/month for broadband access -- so now they're
getting Net access only via cell phones for $ 2 monthly, the same cost
for unlimited Net access for the new tablets -- so, I'm keen for each
member of the family to have a tablet soon, and other givers can do
the same for their families.  They live in a 2 room unit in a motel
style building behind a grand temple, under a new 100 foot high statue
of Padmasambhavha, with the 2 kids off at boarding school 50 miles to
the north for most of the year -- very interesting to see the
evolution of the small town of about 5,000 -- about 200 Tibetans have
moved to Santa Fe -- someday I will visit Rewalsar -- a few westerners
have moved there.

within mutual service,  Rich

overview of Tarthang Tulku (76) operations: BerkeleySide.com
2010.11.29: Joseph Rowe: Rich Murray 2012.01.04

http://www.berkeleyside.com/2010/11/29/tibetan-buddhism-flourishes-in-berkeley/

Tibetan Buddhism flourishes in downtown Berkeley
November 29, 2010 7:00 am by Frances Dinkelspiel

good photo of Tarthang Tulku in his library

he now spends his time in contemplation in Odiyan

You and I were there together in October, 1983 on Hillside Avenue

I felt him connecting with me for a while during my first weeks there
-- I let him know I wasn't going to join -- have TSK with me now

http://www.odiyan.org/

4 temples over 108 feet high...

Ven­er­a­ble Tarthang Tulku Rin­poche is the founder and cre­ator of
the Cop­per Moun­tain Man­dala, Odiyan Re­treat Cen­ter.
A cel­e­bra­tion of the human po­ten­tial that be­longs to us all, a
home for the Dharma in the West, the tra­di­tional tem­ples and
li­braries of Odiyan re­store and pre­serve the an­cient sym­bols,
rare sa­cred texts and art that con­nect the heart and mind to the
Path of Awak­en­ing.

Odiyan Copper Mountain Mandala
38.622453  -123.317285   .430 km el,
33755 Tin Barn Rd
Cazadero, CA 95421

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/3331251
4 aerial photos


On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 5:36 AM, OrionWorks - Steven Vincent Johnson
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Rick,
>
> What is the point of posting another cheap "Overstocked iPads" advertisement
> on this forum?
>
> I'm constantly getting spammed by these outfits all the time. Are you now
> going to start cluttering up the Vort Collective with this stuff as well?
>
> Regards,
> Steven Vincent Johnson
> www.OrionWorks.com
> www.zazzle.com/orionworks
>
>

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