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[Guest guest]

, "Al Larus" <erilarend>

wrote:

>

> Edda is so similar to Veda I am tempted to believe they had heard

about it

> and decided to write their own : )

>

> Today I was at a local footballmatch where the coach of the

visiting team

> was very happy to win.

> Last year somebody shouted Keiko and many others joined him,

> because his body has the same shape as a killer whale. ( It is

true )

>

> It stuck to him and he was even called Keiko by the sports

commentators on

> TV.

> As I can not believe you look like a leprechaum, I prefer to say

Tony

>

>

> Alan

 

Namaste,

 

Thank you here in the West Coast of Canada the killer whale is

sacred to the natives. As some of my daughters are married to

natives, I take this as a great honour. For the killer whale is

extremely intelligent, and friendly and loving unless attacked, or

hungry.

The Leprachaun, being a displaced race of beings, are very

dangerous, much more dangerous than a killer whale; for they are

smarter again and endowed with supernatural powers. I may look like

one but I prefer the whale-------thank you.......ONS..Tony.

[Guest guest]

Dear Ones:

 

My understanding of a true sangha is that it is a place of friendship

and support and not name calling.

 

Usually people act in accordance with the culture and social norms of

the places they visit.

 

At Ramana Ashram, on occasion people were asked to or encouraged to

leave by the manager.

 

These were typically people who either bent or broke the Ashram rules or

in some way acted in a way that was considered not consistent with the

culture of the Ashram,.

 

This included luminaries like Paul Brunton among others.

 

Sri Ramana virtually never contradicted the decisions made by management

although on a few times he showed his displeasure and the decision was

subsequently changed.

 

Love and Blessings.