Guest guest Posted October 25, 2000 Report Share Posted October 25, 2000 Hello dear friends, I had the joy of meeting Michael Read this week. :-) We spent many hours speaking of Nothing & the joy of Being also many flavours meeting as the Self. I think Michael is the first human being I ever met who was fully present (wanting & needing nothing from me). This is a remarkable achievement on his part (yet is an effortless state for him). It was a gift for me meeting someone like this, especially because of his noble character. When we meet others who are fully present we become aware that life just Is Love (placid in Itself, & playing the many roles). I am glad I met Michael. Luv, :-) Col Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2000 Report Share Posted October 25, 2000 , Gregory Goode <goode@D...> wrote: > Hey Col, > > Glad also that you got to meet Michael. I love him too! Yeah he's a love bug! I think I may have been a challenge to his placid nature though, with all my convoluted out takes:-) We had lots of laughs. I am not quite so achieved in present moment awareness as Michael;-) I 'play' more actively. We had great > times at the NDS/Harsha retreat. Sounds like it. I love you all my family. Michael is family. Speaking of Australia, it must be a cool > place. You are cool. Thankyou Greg :-) yeah Australia is pretty cool. I am proud of our Aborigines & our laid back easiness & the beauty of our land. Michael made me laugh with his stories of not being able to understand some of the accents here :-))) He has a great sense of humour. And when he told me you have giant slugs in America ... eek! I have some slugs for pets but I don't think I could stand seeing em any bigger arrrrggggh!!! Once I shouted at one & I felt his shame as mine. Have you ever felt a slug as yourself? He was a pretty intelligent fellow. As a matter of fact I find meeting Self in animals means such intelligence is everywhere. They are so intelligent! Even the little ones. And this week, working in Hong Kong, I met several > other folks from your land down under. One is working in Hong Kong on the > police force. Nice, solid, down-to-earth, intelligent folks. Thanks Greg. I really felt so proud of our Aussies at the Olympics & ya know the whole city was in bliss & a sense of peace was in the aura. I never knew that the aura of a city would effect me but when it changed & then knew that what I feel every day is also a part of the collective. The Aussies have a pretty irreverent sense of humour at times. I wonder if you saw the comedians Roy & HG giving their commentary every night after the day's competitions? They decided a better mascot was needed so they made Fatso the Fat assed Wombat the 'official' Mascot of the Games. Fatso is now famous :-) They were so hilarious. They even had a segment where they had all the Olympic (toy) mascots entering an Olympic dive bombing competition in the Olympic pool with the official diving commentators. Fatso won of course;-) He entered the water ass up making a huge bomb! & promptly sunk to the bottom of the pool! Many of your athletes loved that show & stayed up late watching it every night, even risking being tired for their event the next day! You guys are cool. I love Americans. > > Love, > > --Greg Thanks Greg, I love you too. Col Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2000 Report Share Posted October 25, 2000 Hey Col, Glad also that you got to meet Michael. I love him too! We had great times at the NDS/Harsha retreat. Speaking of Australia, it must be a cool place. You are cool. And this week, working in Hong Kong, I met several other folks from your land down under. One is working in Hong Kong on the police force. Nice, solid, down-to-earth, intelligent folks. Love, --Greg At 10:53 AM 10/25/00 -0000, colette wrote: >>>> Hello dear friends, I had the joy of meeting Michael Read this week. :-) We spent many hours speaking of Nothing & the joy of Being also many flavours meeting as the Self. I think Michael is the first human being I ever met who was fully present (wanting & needing nothing from me). This is a remarkable achievement on his part (yet is an effortless state for him). It was a gift for me meeting someone like this, especially because of his noble character. When we meet others who are fully present we become aware that life just Is Love (placid in Itself, & playing the many roles). I am glad I met Michael. Luv, :-) Col Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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