Guest guest Posted June 5, 2001 Report Share Posted June 5, 2001 You are a perfect example of why meat eaters and non realised people shouldn't teach yoga. It is I suppose just another cultural trend....ONS...Tony. T0NY -pushing buttons can be a useful service -but you have to keep finding new ways to do this, it takes some skill, wisdom and compassion, you actually have to care about the people you are with, be concerned about really helping them, it isn't a game -after all the buttons have been pushed -rudeness, stupidity and insensitivity is just boring. J. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2001 Report Share Posted June 5, 2001 , "Joyce Short" <insight@s...> wrote: > > > You are a perfect example of why meat eaters and non realised people > shouldn't teach yoga. It is I suppose just another cultural > trend....ONS...Tony. > > T0NY -pushing buttons can be a useful service -but you have to keep finding > new ways to do this, it takes some skill, wisdom and compassion, you > actually have to care about the people you are with, be concerned about > really helping them, it isn't a game -after all the buttons have been pushed > -rudeness, stupidity and insensitivity is just boring. J. Namaste, So say the comfortable, quietly indulgent ones. There's no button to push check all the back posts on this if you desire. You'll have to pardon me if I don't have the middle class niceties and veils that you do....ONS...Tony. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2001 Report Share Posted June 5, 2001 wimje.... i dont think i ever told you....but i just want you to know....there is a white wolfe that loves you!....^^~~~~ Re: Re: Tony's Lip Service Intellectuality. > Dear Tony, > > You are so full of beans... :-) > (Your diet maybe?) > > I'm still waiting for your answer, who duped you, why are you so gripy? > You have turned bitter as well now... callous will be the next stage... > What is griping you? > Your hahahas do not sound like laughter... Did you use the word > violence...? > > Love, Wim > > > > > /join > > > > > > All paths go somewhere. No path goes nowhere. Paths, places, sights, perceptions, and indeed all experiences arise from and exist in and subside back into the Space of Awareness. Like waves rising are not different than the ocean, all things arising from Awareness are of the nature of Awareness. Awareness does not come and go but is always Present. It is Home. Home is where the Heart Is. Jnanis know the Heart to be the Finality of Eternal Being. A true devotee relishes in the Truth of Self-Knowledge, spontaneously arising from within into It Self. Welcome all to a. > > > > Your use of is subject to > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2001 Report Share Posted June 5, 2001 Dear Tony, You are so full of beans... :-) (Your diet maybe?) I'm still waiting for your answer, who duped you, why are you so gripy? You have turned bitter as well now... callous will be the next stage... What is griping you? Your hahahas do not sound like laughter... Did you use the word violence...? Love, Wim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2001 Report Share Posted June 5, 2001 , "Wim Borsboom" <aurasphere@h...> wrote: > Dear Tony, > > You are so full of beans... :-) > (Your diet maybe?) > > I'm still waiting for your answer, who duped you, why are you so gripy? > You have turned bitter as well now... callous will be the next stage... > What is griping you? > Your hahahas do not sound like laughter... Did you use the word > violence...? > > Love, Wim Namaste Wim. I'm laughing all the time, it's an Irish trait!!!I have a great sense of the ridiculous and never ever take myself seriously hahahahahah Nobody duped me!! Well not anymore than the rest of the population who are duped and hypnotised from birth. To try and honestly answer your question though. My father was away fighting in N Africa, and then moved on to India, in WW2!! My maternal aunt had a partner who was like a surrogate father to me! Unfortunately near the end of the war he was called up and led a platoon in the fight against the Japanese in Burma. He threw himself into an enemy bunker and blew himself up to save his men, who were all green. He got a posthumous Victoria Cross, the highest decoration for bravery. However he didn't come back and I helped my aunt get through it. This doesn't make me angry but it was a lesson in non attachment to the body and self sacrifice. I have never feared anything in my life at all. Thats the earliest I can go, and like you I had the usual hypocritic catholic stuff. But all this was par for the course, and a gift to shake attachment in the body. I'm not angry really, I'm told I'm quite funny. Everyday when I ride my bike past my granddaughter's school, the kids come out and wave and shout at me, so I can't be an old grump.hahahahahah Perhaps I didn't like being born again hahahah Om Namah Sivaya....Tony. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2001 Report Share Posted June 5, 2001 Tony! >Perhaps I didn't like being born again hahahah There's that gallows laugh again! And I'll bet that line is the truth! Love, Dharma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2001 Report Share Posted June 5, 2001 Dear Mark, You wrote: > wimje... 'Little Wim'. Wimmetje would be a bit better in Dutch or 'Wimmy' or even 'Wimpy'. Hee hee. > i dont think i ever told you....but i just want you to know....there is a > white wolfe that loves you!....^^~~~~ And do I ever know that ! So sure that we will meet in Holland some day. The chances that I may shake the paw of a white wolfe seem much greater than that I will ever see the snout of our dear old grey fox Tony. Love, Wim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2001 Report Share Posted June 5, 2001 Dear Tony, You wrote: > I'm laughing all the time, it's an Irish trait!!!I have a great sense > of the ridiculous and never ever take myself seriously hahahahahah Hee hee hee. Ususally we say 'sense of humour', why do you have 'a sense of the ridiculous'? > Nobody duped me!! Well not anymore than the rest of the population > who are duped and hypnotised from birth. Except that some are trying to come to grips with that... > My father was away > fighting in N Africa, and then moved on to India, in WW2!! And you think that is just normal, > My maternal > aunt had a partner who was like a surrogate father to me! Maternal aunt, what about mother? > Unfortunately near the end of the war he was called up and led a > platoon in the fight against the Japanese in Burma. He threw himself > into an enemy bunker and blew himself up to save his men, who were all > green. And you think that is just normal, > He got a posthumous Victoria Cross, the highest decoration for > bravery. However he didn't come back and I helped my aunt get through > it. And you think that is just normal, > This doesn't make me angry but it was a lesson in non attachment > to the body and self sacrifice. And you think that your anger is not warranted here? The substratum of anger is always showing in your writing, you are so used to it that you don't know it. > I have never feared anything in my life at all. Except for life itself... and you don't know it... Remember your preoccupation with your peculiar understanding of moksha > Thats the earliest I can go, and like you I had the usual > hypocritic catholic stuff. That is not like me, I never needed to judge however harmed I was... > But all this was par for the course, and a > gift to shake attachment in the body. I'm not angry really, You are not angry really? Well why not you have a right to be... > I'm told > I'm quite funny. Funny? How about fun? > Everyday when I ride my bike past my granddaughter's > school, the kids come out and wave and shout at me, so I can't be an > old grump.hahahahahah Not to THEM, thank God, > Perhaps I didn't like being born again hahahah Oh yes you did, but somebody did not want you to be born... > Yes its fine and I do have broad shoulders and it is difficult to > insult me or so my wife says. Why did she have to mention that... that is telling... You wrote in general: > I enjoy watching your mental gymnastics > but you don't get my respect, > just pity for the missed opportunity. Why do you chose the word like "missed opportunity?", are you by any chance worried that you are missing the boat? There is no boat to miss, no opportunity to lose..., no last chance > but you don't get my respect, > just pity for the missed opportunity. What does your "Namaste" mean then Tony? Ever wondered that your 'self righteousness' might rest on a substratum of rightful anger. A valid anger that you are not confronting head on, but projecting on a de-humanized faceless world at large instead of on the real "bastard" who duped you out of your own life.... > Further to my statement about nobody being realised on here. > It is nice to see there is another old sarcastic bastard like me on here! Tatatatata !!! Tony, this is not the time and the place for a masked and bastardly surrogate pseudo Tony to stand up, this is the time for the real Tony to come forward... "Who Are You" indeed? Love, Tony, Wim PS. It is not time for you to take a break yet... you are getting close... Do please get angry. You can still get a life of love, gentleness, sensitivity, a life that was taken from you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2001 Report Share Posted June 6, 2001 dear brother and sisters..... what a caper, what a ride....tonysan, please don't leave us ever.....we loves you really we does.....we just needs to make a call to ireland we does....better....we needs to visit every bloody pub an' bury a pint or two....search every ditch and fen.....until we find clancy muldoon....invite him to the santangh and allow him to lower his proverbial 'boom' on his brother tony o'leary...the bigger they are the harder they fall....of maybe we just needs to stand you a schooner or three of black n tan and send you up to the hayloft with a bonnie lass....me....i'm gonna go howl at the moon and dance a jig in the moonshadows ....i hear the beloved laughing.....or, is it me......^^~~~~~ - Wim Borsboom <aurasphere <> Tuesday, June 05, 2001 6:40 PM Re: Re: Tony's Lip Service Intellectuality. > Dear Tony, > > You wrote: > > I'm laughing all the time, it's an Irish trait!!!I have a great sense > > of the ridiculous and never ever take myself seriously hahahahahah > > Hee hee hee. > > Ususally we say 'sense of humour', why do you have 'a sense of the > ridiculous'? > > > Nobody duped me!! Well not anymore than the rest of the population > > who are duped and hypnotised from birth. > > Except that some are trying to come to grips with that... > > > My father was away > > fighting in N Africa, and then moved on to India, in WW2!! > > And you think that is just normal, > > > My maternal > > aunt had a partner who was like a surrogate father to me! > > Maternal aunt, what about mother? > > > Unfortunately near the end of the war he was called up and led a > > platoon in the fight against the Japanese in Burma. He threw himself > > into an enemy bunker and blew himself up to save his men, who were all > > green. > > And you think that is just normal, > > > He got a posthumous Victoria Cross, the highest decoration for > > bravery. However he didn't come back and I helped my aunt get through > > it. > > And you think that is just normal, > > > This doesn't make me angry but it was a lesson in non attachment > > to the body and self sacrifice. > > And you think that your anger is not warranted here? > The substratum of anger is always showing in your writing, you are so > used to it that you don't know it. > > > I have never feared anything in my life at all. > > Except for life itself... and you don't know it... > Remember your preoccupation with your peculiar understanding of moksha > > > Thats the earliest I can go, and like you I had the usual > > hypocritic catholic stuff. > > That is not like me, I never needed to judge however harmed I was... > > > But all this was par for the course, and a > > gift to shake attachment in the body. I'm not angry really, > > You are not angry really? Well why not you have a right to be... > > > I'm told > > I'm quite funny. > > Funny? How about fun? > > > Everyday when I ride my bike past my granddaughter's > > school, the kids come out and wave and shout at me, so I can't be an > > old grump.hahahahahah > > Not to THEM, thank God, > > > Perhaps I didn't like being born again hahahah > > Oh yes you did, but somebody did not want you to be born... > > > Yes its fine and I do have broad shoulders and it is difficult to > > insult me or so my wife says. > > Why did she have to mention that... that is telling... > > You wrote in general: > > I enjoy watching your mental gymnastics > > but you don't get my respect, > > just pity for the missed opportunity. > > Why do you chose the word like "missed opportunity?", are you by any > chance worried that you are missing the boat? > > There is no boat to miss, no opportunity to lose..., no last chance > > > but you don't get my respect, > > just pity for the missed opportunity. > > What does your "Namaste" mean then Tony? > > Ever wondered that your 'self righteousness' might rest on a substratum > of rightful anger. > A valid anger that you are not confronting head on, but projecting on a > de-humanized faceless world at large instead of on the real "bastard" > who duped you out of your own life.... > > > Further to my statement about nobody being realised on here. > > It is nice to see there is another old sarcastic bastard like me on > here! > > Tatatatata !!! > Tony, this is not the time and the place for a masked and bastardly > surrogate pseudo Tony to stand up, this is the time for the real Tony to > come forward... > > "Who Are You" indeed? > > Love, Tony, Wim > > PS. > It is not time for you to take a break yet... you are getting close... > Do please get angry. You can still get a life of love, gentleness, > sensitivity, a life that was taken from you. > > > > > /join > > > > > > All paths go somewhere. No path goes nowhere. Paths, places, sights, perceptions, and indeed all experiences arise from and exist in and subside back into the Space of Awareness. Like waves rising are not different than the ocean, all things arising from Awareness are of the nature of Awareness. Awareness does not come and go but is always Present. It is Home. Home is where the Heart Is. Jnanis know the Heart to be the Finality of Eternal Being. A true devotee relishes in the Truth of Self-Knowledge, spontaneously arising from within into It Self. Welcome all to a. > > > > Your use of is subject to > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2001 Report Share Posted June 6, 2001 >> You are a perfect example of why meat eaters and non realised people >> shouldn't teach yoga. It is I suppose just another cultural >> trend....ONS...Tony. >> >>Joyce: >> T0NY -pushing buttons can be a useful service -but you have to keep >finding >> new ways to do this, it takes some skill, wisdom and compassion, you >> actually have to care about the people you are with, be concerned >about >> really helping them, it isn't a game -after all the buttons have >been pushed >> -rudeness, stupidity and insensitivity is just boring. J. > >Tony: >So say the comfortable, quietly indulgent ones. There's no button to >push check all the back posts on this if you desire. Thank you, Tony! Love, Dharma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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