The Hydrogen Economy: Jimmy Carter wins the Nobel Peace Prize

[Guest guest]

I agree Holly that Jimmy is special. He recognized

early on that we needed to find other sources of

energy. I checked with a friend of mine, who is a

professor of political science and he said (agreeing

with Mace) that "Rabbit story" is not what it

appears on the face of it and that the story was

distorted and amplified for political reasons.

 

Thanks for the comments about Christopher Hitchens

(CH) Sri Bruceji! I still think Mother Theresa is

special. It is often not clear what the facts are.

It's not hard to pick on someone's life and make them

look bad or much worse than they really are. People

have even done that with Mahatma Gandhi (MG). I never

heard any admiration from my family members (but a lot

sarcasm instead) about MG when I was growing up. It

seems to me that without the appearance of an ego in

in MG or Mother Theresa (MT) or anyone else for that

matter, nothing would get done. I appreciate what CH

does in providing another perspective and someone has

to do it, I guess. He does generally seem pessimistic

and I wonder if he has any heroes and hope he does not

drink too much and keep good health.

 

I love your brother's painting TG about Elvis and

Jesus welcoming Mother Theresa and Diana to heaven.

Wow! What a metaphor for life and death and rock and

roll!

 

By the way for those interested in environmental

issues, now I am hearing about hydrogen power

(hydrogen fuel cells) more and more as a pure energy

source which does not pollute... to be used in the

future in homes and cars and factories, etc. I hope

this technology does get developed soon.

 

Love to all

Harsha

 

 

--- Hbarrett47 wrote:

> I became an ardent admirer of Jimmy Carter during

> the gas shortages of the

> '70s when he said the country was in a malaise

and

> we needed to (I'm

> paraphrasing here) quit whining and take some

> responsibility, both

> individually and collectively, for the mess we're

in

> over our dependence on

> oil. He spoke the truth then and, heaven help

us,

> he's STILL right.

> Something special is going on when people speak

the

> truth. Holly

 

 

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[Guest guest]

, Harsha <harshaimtm> wrote:

> I agree Holly that Jimmy is special. He recognized

> early on that we needed to find other sources of

> energy. I checked with a friend of mine, who is a

> professor of political science and he said (agreeing

> with Mace) that "Rabbit story" is not what it

> appears on the face of it and that the story was

> distorted and amplified for political reasons.

>

> Thanks for the comments about Christopher Hitchens

> (CH) Sri Bruceji! I still think Mother Theresa is

> special. It is often not clear what the facts are.

> It's not hard to pick on someone's life and make them

> look bad or much worse than they really are. People

> have even done that with Mahatma Gandhi (MG). I never

> heard any admiration from my family members (but a lot

> sarcasm instead) about MG when I was growing up. It

> seems to me that without the appearance of an ego in

> in MG or Mother Theresa (MT) or anyone else for that

> matter, nothing would get done. I appreciate what CH

> does in providing another perspective and someone has

> to do it, I guess. He does generally seem pessimistic

> and I wonder if he has any heroes and hope he does not

> drink too much and keep good health.

>

> I love your brother's painting TG about Elvis and

> Jesus welcoming Mother Theresa and Diana to heaven.

> Wow! What a metaphor for life and death and rock and

> roll!

>

> By the way for those interested in environmental

> issues, now I am hearing about hydrogen power

> (hydrogen fuel cells) more and more as a pure energy

> source which does not pollute... to be used in the

> future in homes and cars and factories, etc. I hope

> this technology does get developed soon.

>

> Love to all

> Harsha

>

 

 

 

Harsha,

 

 

Are you pulling our leg?

 

Do you really think that any of this is real?......Do you think that any of this

random movement has any reality?........Do you really believe that Jimmy Carter,

Mother Theresa and Elvis are separate volitional entities that exist outside

your own dream of the world?

It's all you Harsha........even I am you...

 

Michael

 

 

>

> --- Hbarrett47@a... wrote:

> > I became an ardent admirer of Jimmy Carter during

> > the gas shortages of the

> > '70s when he said the country was in a malaise

> and

> > we needed to (I'm

> > paraphrasing here) quit whining and take some

> > responsibility, both

> > individually and collectively, for the mess we're

> in

> > over our dependence on

> > oil. He spoke the truth then and, heaven help

> us,

> > he's STILL right.

> > Something special is going on when people speak

> the

> > truth. Holly

>

>

> =====

> /join

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

, "lastrainhome" <lastrain@w...> wrote:

> Harsha,

 

 

Are you pulling our leg?

 

Do you really think that any of this is real?......Do you think that

any of this random movement has any reality?........Do you really

believe that Jimmy Carter, Mother Theresa and Elvis are separate

volitional entities that exist outside your own dream of the world?

It's all you Harsha........even I am you...

 

Michael

 

 

))) Dear Brother,

 

It is a common symptom of Beginner Advaita Sickness to realize form

is empty and presume that's where the matter ends. When emptiness is

realized to be form, that's where the matter truly begins.

 

 

LoveAlways,

 

b

[Guest guest]

, "hrtbeat7" <hrtbeat7> wrote:

> , "lastrainhome" <lastrain@w...> wrote:

>

> > Harsha,

>

>

> Are you pulling our leg?

>

> Do you really think that any of this is real?......Do you think that

> any of this random movement has any reality?........Do you really

> believe that Jimmy Carter, Mother Theresa and Elvis are separate

> volitional entities that exist outside your own dream of the world?

> It's all you Harsha........even I am you...

>

> Michael

>

>

> ))) Dear Brother,

>

> It is a common symptom of Beginner Advaita Sickness to realize form

> is empty and presume that's where the matter ends. When emptiness is

> realized to be form, that's where the matter truly begins.

>

>

> LoveAlways,

>

> b

 

 

Ahhh yes Bob

 

The mountains are once again mountains...........but no longer exist outside the

dreamer.......

 

Thank you

 

Love

 

Michael

[Guest guest]

, "lastrainhome" <lastrain@w...> wrote:

 

> The mountains are once again mountains...........but no longer

exist outside the dreamer.......

 

 

 

 

)))) (From Blofeld's introduction to his rendering of The Zen

Teaching of Huang Po on the Transmission of Mind):

 

Enlightenment, when it comes, will come in a flash. There can be no

gradual, no partial, Enlightenment. The highly trained and zealous

adept may be said to have prepared himself for Enlightenment, but by

no means can he be regarded as partially Enlightened - just as a drop

of water may get hotter and hotter and then, suddenly, boil; at no

stage is it partly boiling, and, until the very moment of boiling, no

qualitative change has occurred. In effect, however, we may go

through three stages - two of non-Enlightenment and one of

Enlightenment. To the great majority of people, the moon is the moon

and the trees are the trees. The next stage (not really higher than

the first) is to perceive that moon and trees are not at all what

they seem to be, since "all is the One Mind." When this stage is

achieved, we have the concept of a vast uniformity in which all

distinctions are void; and, to some adepts, this concept may come as

an actual perception, as "real" to them as the moon and the trees

before. It is said that, when Enlightenment really comes, the moon is

again very much the moon and the trees exactly trees; but with a

difference, for the Enlightened man is capable of perceiving both

unity and multiplicity without the least contradiction between them!

 

 

LoveAlways,

 

b

[Guest guest]

You are pretty funny Michael! :-) :-).

 

Love,

Harsha

 

 

, "lastrainhome" <lastrain@w...> wrote:

>

> Harsha,

>

>

> Are you pulling our leg?

>

> Do you really think that any of this is real?......Do you think

that any of this random movement has any reality?........Do you

really believe that Jimmy Carter, Mother Theresa and Elvis are

separate volitional entities that exist outside your own dream of the

world?

> It's all you Harsha........even I am you...

>

> Michael

>