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Gurus, gurus everywhere

The ones outside inform and entertain, thrill and disappoint

The One inside liberates

 

As you please . . .

Worship a personality, a hill or a Bodhi tree

Or just let it all be what it is

 

Take the dust at another's feet

Or take the dust is at your own feet

It's all just as dusty

(Just keep your credit card and your dignity)

 

Love is Love

And one day Love will find itself and be free

And that day has already come

 

Polluting the ether with more words . . .

Sitting at the feet of my Sangha friends . . .

Feeling there are no strangers in the Heart . . .

Letting gurus be friends and friends be gurus . . .

I am home.

 

Blessings to you all . . .

Smiling and shining in one another

 

Love,

David

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Hi David,

Beautiful.

 

I would only add

"When the student is ready, the teacher appears;

when the teacher is ready, the student appears --

and they know each other!"

 

John L.

 

, "holmes_dc" <holmes_dc>

wrote:

> Gurus, gurus everywhere

> The ones outside inform and entertain, thrill and disappoint

> The One inside liberates

>

> As you please . . .

> Worship a personality, a hill or a Bodhi tree

> Or just let it all be what it is

>

> Take the dust at another's feet

> Or take the dust is at your own feet

> It's all just as dusty

> (Just keep your credit card and your dignity)

>

> Love is Love

> And one day Love will find itself and be free

> And that day has already come

>

> Polluting the ether with more words . . .

> Sitting at the feet of my Sangha friends . . .

> Feeling there are no strangers in the Heart . . .

> Letting gurus be friends and friends be gurus . . .

> I am home.

>

> Blessings to you all . . .

> Smiling and shining in one another

>

> Love,

> David

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Hi John and David:

 

Yes, beautiful, David, and wise, John...

>"When the student is ready, the teacher appears;

> when the teacher is ready, the student appears --

> and they know each other!">

 

Permit me to add something which toombaru

recently posted on Advaita to Zen...

 

"When the student is ready, the teacher disappears."

 

By the way, I firmly believe that this is true.

Whatever the experience may be, for the

teacher, and for the student, is all part of their

respective and collective karma. Even the

"bad" experiences have a purpose, as hard as that

may be for some aspirants to accept.

 

And, yes, John, they do know each other

in the sense that they are meant for each other :-)

Never two, always One...

 

 

Love,

 

Joyce

 

 

 

"John Logan" <johnrloganis

<>

Friday, July 18, 2003 10:29 PM

Re: How to know a Guru (or a Friend)?

 

> Hi David,

> Beautiful.

>

> I would only add

> "When the student is ready, the teacher appears;

> when the teacher is ready, the student appears --

> and they know each other!"

>

> John L.

>

> , "holmes_dc" <holmes_dc>

> wrote:

> > Gurus, gurus everywhere

> > The ones outside inform and entertain, thrill and disappoint

> > The One inside liberates

> >

> > As you please . . .

> > Worship a personality, a hill or a Bodhi tree

> > Or just let it all be what it is

> >

> > Take the dust at another's feet

> > Or take the dust is at your own feet

> > It's all just as dusty

> > (Just keep your credit card and your dignity)

> >

> > Love is Love

> > And one day Love will find itself and be free

> > And that day has already come

> >

> > Polluting the ether with more words . . .

> > Sitting at the feet of my Sangha friends . . .

> > Feeling there are no strangers in the Heart . . .

> > Letting gurus be friends and friends be gurus . . .

> > I am home.

> >

> > Blessings to you all . . .

> > Smiling and shining in one another

> >

> > Love,

> > David

>

>

>

> /join

>

>

>

>

>

> "Love itself is the actual form of God."

>

> Sri Ramana

>

> In "Letters from Sri Ramanasramam" by Suri Nagamma

>

> Your use of is subject to

>

>

>

>

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Hi Folks,

 

 

Yes. These are the same questions as how to know God or Love.

 

 

Love and Gratitude,

James

 

 

 

 

, "Lady Joyce" <ladyjoy@v...>

wrote:

> Hi John and David:

>

> Yes, beautiful, David, and wise, John...

>

> >"When the student is ready, the teacher appears;

> > when the teacher is ready, the student appears --

> > and they know each other!">

>

> Permit me to add something which toombaru

> recently posted on Advaita to Zen...

>

> "When the student is ready, the teacher disappears."

>

> By the way, I firmly believe that this is true.

> Whatever the experience may be, for the

> teacher, and for the student, is all part of their

> respective and collective karma. Even the

> "bad" experiences have a purpose, as hard as that

> may be for some aspirants to accept.

>

> And, yes, John, they do know each other

> in the sense that they are meant for each other :-)

> Never two, always One...

>

>

> Love,

>

> Joyce

>

>

>

> "John Logan" <johnrloganis>

> <>

> Friday, July 18, 2003 10:29 PM

> Re: How to know a Guru (or a Friend)?

>

>

> > Hi David,

> > Beautiful.

> >

> > I would only add

> > "When the student is ready, the teacher appears;

> > when the teacher is ready, the student appears --

> > and they know each other!"

> >

> > John L.

> >

> > , "holmes_dc"

<holmes_dc>

> > wrote:

> > > Gurus, gurus everywhere

> > > The ones outside inform and entertain, thrill and disappoint

> > > The One inside liberates

> > >

> > > As you please . . .

> > > Worship a personality, a hill or a Bodhi tree

> > > Or just let it all be what it is

> > >

> > > Take the dust at another's feet

> > > Or take the dust is at your own feet

> > > It's all just as dusty

> > > (Just keep your credit card and your dignity)

> > >

> > > Love is Love

> > > And one day Love will find itself and be free

> > > And that day has already come

> > >

> > > Polluting the ether with more words . . .

> > > Sitting at the feet of my Sangha friends . . .

> > > Feeling there are no strangers in the Heart . . .

> > > Letting gurus be friends and friends be gurus . . .

> > > I am home.

> > >

> > > Blessings to you all . . .

> > > Smiling and shining in one another

> > >

> > > Love,

> > > David

> >

> >

> >

> > /join

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > "Love itself is the actual form of God."

> >

> > Sri Ramana

> >

> > In "Letters from Sri Ramanasramam" by Suri Nagamma

> >

> > Your use of is subject to

> >

> >

> >

> >

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