Guest guest Posted August 14, 2001 Report Share Posted August 14, 2001 Hi Tony, Well, I have been struggling earnestly to stop assuming anything about others, so I will only say that when I look at my own mental activity, it all appears to be projection. I feel comforted, however, by the likely thought that the sentence just prior to this one is just projection. (hmmm... perhaps I am not comforted by that thought after all...) Love, Mark ps do you ever feel confused by it all? I do. Namaste Mark, I have difficulty expressing myself a lot. I was watching the ant going about his business in a seemingly detached patient way. I also was just observing and came to the conclusion at that time, many years ago. That surrender was the way for even the ant is cared for and part of the scheme ........ONS......Tony. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2001 Report Share Posted August 14, 2001 , Mark Otter <mark.otter@s...> wrote: > Hi Tony, > > Well, I have been struggling earnestly to stop assuming anything about > others, so I will only say that when I look at my own mental activity, > it all appears to be projection. I feel comforted, however, by the > likely thought that the sentence just prior to this one is just > projection. (hmmm... perhaps I am not comforted by that thought after > all...) > > Love, Mark > ps do you ever feel confused by it all? I do. Namaste Mark, The mind is confusing or seems to be. I just accept that is what it's nature is and try and rise above it. I'm not confused by it all for I hang on to the thoughts of reality, and discount the rest to a greater or lessor extent. My English is a little confusing sometimes, so some latch on to my mistakes and the way I say it, and not what I am trying to say. However I know where I am going, roughly where I am at, and ultimately its all a dream of some kind. There only is nirguna.....ONS...Tony. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2001 Report Share Posted August 15, 2001 >However I know where I am going, roughly where I am at, and ultimately >its all a dream of some kind. There only is nirguna.....ONS...Tony. Hi Tony :-) Where are you going? Roughly where are you at? Ultimate Lobster dream Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2001 Report Share Posted August 15, 2001 Spirituality in Organizations Track International Academy of Business Disciplines Dear Colleagues: There are several annual conferences or conference tracks about spirituality, on the one hand, and management, work, or organizations on the other. We would like to encourage you to consider writing and submitting your work to the Spirituality in Organizations track at the annual meeting of the International Academy of Business Disciplines (IABD). The next IABD meeting is April 4-7, 2002, in Los Angeles, and the submission deadline is November 17, 2001. You can find out complete details of the meeting and submission guidelines at www.iabd.org. Why would you want to attend the IABD meeting? Advantages of attending the IABD conferences include: · The IABD meetings attract about 300 people and cover all the business disciplines, therefore, · In addition to being able to attend or present at Spirituality in Organizations track sessions, you will be able to attend or present at tracks in your traditional discipline track. or at David Boje’s post-modern track. · If you get a paper accepted for presentation and publication, it will be published in a Business Yearbook that is listed as a refereed journal in Cabell’s. · The meetings are quite friendly: most people come to learn with and from each other, not to put down others’ research. The Spirituality in Organizations track is friendly and very interactive. · A core of people tend to come repeatedly and this leads to more likelihood of developing friendships and collaborative projects with others. We encourage you to submit your work to the IABD’s Spirituality in Organizations track. The track accepts theoretical and empirical work, workshops, panel discussions, and even works in progress. If you don’t need academic publication for your submission, we are open to very innovative learning or experiential sessions. If you aren’t sure about an idea you have for submission, feel free to contact us and ask about it. The deadline for submissions is November 17, 2001. The conference hotel is on a marina near the ocean in Los Angeles, April 4-7, 2002. Thank you, Len Tischler, Jerry Biberman Management/Marketing Department University of Scranton Scranton, PA 18510-4602 len.tischler, bibermang1 570-941-7782/7707 Fax: 570-941-4826 Again, the IABD web site is: www.iabd.org. Attachment: vcard [not shown] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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