My reply to Harsha's comments/ used to be to Vicki: the newcomers look

[Guest guest]

, "Lynette" <Lynette@k...> wrote:

 

[snip]

> I sure did.... Narrow-mindedness is not an appropriate position to be in,

> and to push your narrow-mindedness is also not an appropriate position to be

> in. It breeds yukky stuff........

 

There is nothing wrong with being skeptical when faced with

exorbitant claims. If we believed everything we were told

by people about themselves, we'd be living in a world of

witches and wizards, devils and saints.

 

I haven't seen this aura machine in action, but the idea of

it sounds silly. There are alternative explanations for its

apparent efficacy, including (dare I say it?) Wim's intuitional

abilities and the suggestibility of those it is demonstrated

for.

 

However, to state that he is in communication with Ramana,

and that Wim has been sanctioned by Ramana to tell us about

Wim's siddhis, is abhorrent and ridiculous.

 

I understand completely and identify with Harsha's criticism.

As a teacher and knower of the Self, he cannot but help to

recoil from talk of siddhis and communication with dead people,

especially a soul such as Ramana, who barely existed as an

individual in life, let alone in death.

 

In this light Harsha's actions are completely understandable.

> But oh well, do as you must, say as you must... For I surely will...

>

> People criticize that which they dont understand....

 

And sometimes people take to an understanding which is only

convenient.

> I love ya, Harsha,

>

> Gotta run, Love, Lynette

[Guest guest]

Well, Jody, all I can say, is who is in whom's shoes?

 

We each deal with things, based on our past experiences... Recoil if one

must, but be aware that in the recoiling, one might be missing something

about themselves.

 

Can you speak from experience Jody? Or only from skeptism? Do you know Wim,

or do you know Ramana? Have you seen the machine, have you experienced the

machine? Have you spoke to the dead? Or walked among the spirits? Or do you

believe such things are not possible?

 

I know wim, I do not know Ramana, I have seen the machine, and used the

machine... And regardless of your skeptism, to count my experiences and my

knowing as negative or convenient or silly, well.... Is to basically call me

a liar.

 

And I dont really think that was your intent, or was it Jody?

 

Love, Lynette

 

 

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jodyrrr <jodyrrr

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Wednesday, January 02, 2002 1:23 PM

My reply to Harsha's comments/ used to be Re: to

Vicki: the newcomers look

 

> , "Lynette" <Lynette@k...> wrote:

>

> [snip]

>

> > I sure did.... Narrow-mindedness is not an appropriate position to be

in,

> > and to push your narrow-mindedness is also not an appropriate position

to be

> > in. It breeds yukky stuff........

>

> There is nothing wrong with being skeptical when faced with

> exorbitant claims. If we believed everything we were told

> by people about themselves, we'd be living in a world of

> witches and wizards, devils and saints.

>

> I haven't seen this aura machine in action, but the idea of

> it sounds silly. There are alternative explanations for its

> apparent efficacy, including (dare I say it?) Wim's intuitional

> abilities and the suggestibility of those it is demonstrated

> for.

>

> However, to state that he is in communication with Ramana,

> and that Wim has been sanctioned by Ramana to tell us about

> Wim's siddhis, is abhorrent and ridiculous.

>

> I understand completely and identify with Harsha's criticism.

> As a teacher and knower of the Self, he cannot but help to

> recoil from talk of siddhis and communication with dead people,

> especially a soul such as Ramana, who barely existed as an

> individual in life, let alone in death.

>

> In this light Harsha's actions are completely understandable.

>

> > But oh well, do as you must, say as you must... For I surely will...

> >

> > People criticize that which they dont understand....

>

> And sometimes people take to an understanding which is only

> convenient.

>

> > I love ya, Harsha,

> >

> > Gotta run, Love, Lynette

>

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> /join

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> 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.

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