Pointing to stillness

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The wise say that in this tree of life, on most branches, the fruits are

generally bitter-sweet. The bitter comes with the sweet. However, two fruits

are said to be sweet only. Satsang and Meditation on the Self. Sangha

implies spiritual friendship and fellowship with likeminded people who have

the same aspiration, the same experience of unity in love. It is due to good

merits that one gains the company of sages. In a Sangha, we come to

understand the silent potency of amity and nonviolence held in

Self-Awareness. The silent love of the Heart is Universal and its Presence

is Satsangha.

 

Love to all

Harsha

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, "Harsha" <harsha-hkl@h...> wrote:

The wise say that in this tree of life, on most branches, the fruits

are generally bitter-sweet. The bitter comes with the sweet.

However, two fruitsare said to be sweet only. Satsang and Meditation

on the Self. Sangha implies spiritual friendship and fellowship with

likeminded people who have the same aspiration, the same experience of

unity in love. It is due to good merits that one gains the company of

sages. In a Sangha, we come to understand the silent potency of amity

and nonviolence held in Self-Awareness. The silent love of the Heart

is Universal and its Presence is Satsangha.

 

Love to all, Harsha

 

 

Dear Harsha,

 

Your words unerringly strike home deep into being.

 

Love, Victor

[Guest guest]

 

vtorrico [vtorrico]

 

Dear Harsha,

 

Your words unerringly strike home deep into being.

 

Love, Victor

 

Thanks Victor for your contributions here as well. I just came into the

office. Have been busy with the mid-term grading. I want to welcome the new

members Steven and Shraddha and thank everyone for their presence. Tony, I

love you and Wim, you always bring a smile to our face. Thanks Mace for your

poetry and congratulations Annette on your new opportunities. And Mystress

Angelique we look forward to hearing further developments in Canada of the

Kundalini Retreat Center - Perhaps a future retreat site for us! Thanks

Mike, Magne Aga, JB, Nasir, Barg, Andy, Gill, John, Christiana, Greg, Mark,

Michael, Jerry, Antoine, David, Colette, Hillary, Gloria, Amanda, TG, and

Jan and Jacqui, Holly, Jessica, Robert for your humor and wisdom in recent

posts. Sorry, if I forgot anyone. I am not home right now and don't have

access to everyone's names.

 

Here are a few things which we might be moving towards.

 

1. Possibly a retreat in London in the coming summer. The reason, I suggest

London is because of easy accessibility for everyone and relatively cheap

fares.

 

2. A retreat at RamanaAshram in India next December/January.

 

3. I have been thinking about a a website for quite some time

now with E-Magazine as one of the main outcomes. Recently I

have started learning FrontPage and it seems to me that working slowly due

to schedule constraints I should be able to get the site up and running and

complete it by January. Right now, I am looking for beautiful peace symbols

and symbols of unity in diversity among people that our fellowship

represents. Any suggestions will be appreciated.

 

Along with this, and given the interest, it may be a good idea to develop a

system of international pen pals in this fellowship so that when people

travel, they can meet others in the fellowship in different countries.

 

What should the website offer? Your suggestions and input is

appreciated.

 

Love to all

Harsha