Re-joining this group!

[Guest guest]

My interest in this group was rekindled when I learned this group has

grown by leaps and bounds since I briefly joined it a couple of years

back. This attests to not only the viability of this groeup but is a

positive reflection on all the wise members who consitutue this group.

I am back, and hope to learn from, as well as occasionally contribute

to, the fine discussions in this group.

 

Incidently, how is the founder of this group ( I think his name is

Harshdra )doing? How can I contact him?

 

Nav

[Guest guest]

Welcome back Nav,

Harsha reads all the emails of this group at least once a day, and

will most probably answer you himself, if he as not done already

But it is a very good question that you ask Nav,

How are you Harsha?

Love to you, great humble man.

Antoine

insprofess

Thursday, February 22, 2001 8:46 PM

Re-joining this group!

My interest in this group was rekindled when I learned this group has

grown by leaps and bounds since I briefly joined it a couple of years

back. This attests to not only the viability of this groeup but is a

positive reflection on all the wise members who consitutue this

group.I am back, and hope to learn from, as well as occasionally

contribute to, the fine discussions in this group.

Incidently, how is the founder of this group ( I think his name is

Harshdra )doing? How can I contact him?Nav

[Guest guest]

 

insprofess [insprofess]

Thursday, February 22, 2001 8:46 PM

Re-joining this group!

 

My interest in this group was rekindled when I learned this group has

grown by leaps and bounds since I briefly joined it a couple of years

back. This attests to not only the viability of this groeup but is a

positive reflection on all the wise members who consitutue this group.

I am back, and hope to learn from, as well as occasionally contribute

to, the fine discussions in this group.

 

Incidently, how is the founder of this group ( I think his name is

Harshdra )doing? How can I contact him?

 

Nav

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We want to welcome the new members and welcome back some old ones who have

recently rejoined after an absence including Nav and Joyce. I remember both

of you fondly and hope you will continue sharing your writings here. I like

the name Harshdra very much Nav. It's pretty close to my actual name so I

might consider changing to it. Linda recently referred to Wim as William

and so I feel in good company! :-).

 

Nina, the yogi competition story is pretty funny. That piece has made the

rounds here before by the way but it has been a while.

 

Thanks Mark and Wim for your profound insights on yawning. Why does one

person yawning make the other person yawn? Is this like a Shaktipat of some

type?!

 

The Milarepa quote by SJSKhalsa was beautiful.

 

Thanks Michael and White Wolfe for your wonderful poetry. White wolfe, no

need to send the whole digest in your replies.

 

Thanks Linda and Jerrysan Rinpoche for your capacity to look deeply into the

truth and to tell us honestly what you see.

 

Thanks Jan and Mike on the raw food discussion. I love reading that stuff

and it keeps me on track with my dietary habits.

 

You are a great appreciator of others Antoine. When Yudishthra, the eldest

of pandava brothers was asked when is a man universally loved, he replied,

"When he is without vanity". With that line, you Antoine, and Master Pham

come to mind.

 

Thanks Master Pham by the way for your contribution to the HS Magazine.

 

Mark (you hoodlum - shave your moustache - everyone else please keep yours!

Well use your judgment.),

 

Amanda you are a great disciplinarian! - Thanks for keeping us on track and

your good humor.

 

Jessica, Mary, Terry, Greg, Gloria, and David, your contributions are

appreciated and when I said shave your moustache, it doesn't apply to anyone

of you, OK.

 

Thanks Pieter for your recent post here and the recommendations regarding

good reading material for the True Hearer to Awaken.

 

Thanks Dakini for your vision and your presence. And Mike I hope you are

practicing your Tambourine.

 

Love to all

Harsha

[Guest guest]

Harshdra writes:

>And Mike I hope you are practicing your Tambourine.

>

>Love to all

>Harsha

 

Umm.... Harshdra.... I don't own a tambourine (I was hoping that one of

you could materialize one for me).

 

(the line comes to mind, "I've got no car and it's breaking my heart,

but I've found a driver and that's a start!")

 

Sorry to use up bandwidth with irreverence, but this is the closest I

get to wisdom :-)

 

I hope all of you have a peaceful weekend. Thanks for being yourselves!

 

Love,

 

Mike