Namaste to all...

[Guest guest]

For those who remember me, perhaps as some distant shimmering vision

> sitting in memory, perhaps with emotional overtones, I ask only that you

> don't assume this 'me' appearing here is the same as the one sitting in

> memory... the apparent "I" dies and is reborn even instant to instant and

> has no continuity or reality, but the consciousness or Awareness is

> Eternal, and outside time.

> "If i could spend the rest of my days shouting 'I Love You' from the

> rooftops to everything that moves... what could be more wonderful than

> that?

 

Perhaps one thing could be more wonderful... if "Tim" were shouting "I Love

You" to all of himself, unconditionally, incuding imperfections, memories

and

emotional overtones". And then I would know that this Love also would

incude complete unconditionally acceptance of my own less glorious moments

past, present and yet still to come - smile.

 

Joyce

[Guest guest]

And what I had to say on the Nisargadatta list this morning is Here

still,Now still... and I offer it to you:"If i could spend the rest

of my days shouting 'I Love You' from therooftops to everything that

moves... what could be more wonderful thanthat? What other reason

for existing could there possibly be?"Love,Tim

 

 

Dear Tim,

 

Welcome back in whatever incarnation we may find you...

Indeeed, it has been said that all of existence is this shout of love,

once we learn not to be fooled by the apparent static.

 

This list has lately been infused with new energy from new members,

and some old friends returning, like Niereka and JustLynette and

Dharma and Lobster(!). Good yo have you among us again, too.

 

Love,

Gloria

[Guest guest]

Dear Gloria et. al,

 

I remember Dharma well (and hope I remember correctly that Dharma is

female)...

 

She said something that was a sort of beginning, in a sense she

showed where the 'yellow brick road' starts --

 

I was inquiring about meditation, and she said something very

simple.. something along the lines of "you need to try to go beyond

the mind somehow..."

 

That was all it took. That was a 'touchstone' if you will, that was

Grace speaking.

 

Of course the 'journey' was 'mine', but without that touch of Grace

(and the resulting 'spiritual experience(s)' that kept interest

high)...

 

To conclude... something did 'go beyond the mind' at that prompting

of Grace... and it was enough to continue what Nisargadatta

calls 'earnestness', or maybe just intense interest -- in something

that seemed at the time dry, 'far out' and almost nonsensical.

 

Love,

 

Tim

 

, "Gloria Lee" <glee@i...> wrote:

> Dear Tim,

>

> Welcome back in whatever incarnation we may find you...

> Indeeed, it has been said that all of existence is this shout of

> love, once we learn not to be fooled by the apparent static.

>

> This list has lately been infused with new energy from new members,

> and some old friends returning, like Niereka and JustLynette and

> Dharma and Lobster(!). Good yo have you among us again, too.

>

> Love,

> Gloria

[Guest guest]

Dearest Tim,

 

Thank you and likewise....

 

Love,

\/\///\/\

[Guest guest]

Dear Wim,

 

Thank you too... I don't know what the current focus is here on

(if anything like on the other lists I assume it

changes and is in constant flux) but it will be enjoyable to

participate in the spirit of Satsangh with everyone.

 

Love,

 

Tim

 

, "Wim Borsboom" <aurasphere@h...> wrote:

> Dearest Tim,

>

> Thank you and likewise....

>

> Love,

> \/\///\/\

[Guest guest]

Hi Tim:

 

I'm glad to see you back here with us and to know that you are

peaceful....though hopefully, you are as thought provoking as ever.

 

Namaste,

Linda

[Guest guest]

Welcome back, Tim!

>It seems I was chasing a train... then I was

>aboard the train and not in control of anything... and I

>have 'become' the train, and nobody is at the wheel, and life

>is 'living itself'.

 

Beautiful!!

 

Love,

Dharma