Guest guest Posted August 23, 2004 Report Share Posted August 23, 2004 Dear Sangha Members: The list is open again. I ask you to conduct yourself in the spirit of the sangha. The list will periodically observe silence Those not posting in the spirit of the list will be put on moderation. The list will be going through some changes as time allows me to make them. Love to all Harsha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2004 Report Share Posted August 23, 2004 Harsha, It is nice to read you again. How was your trip? I would love to read from it... I'm just coming back from a small trip in a region of Quebec called Charlevoix. Whales come to feed themselves everyday near the mountains formed by glaciers and a meteorite that fell on this planet eons ago. http://www.biosphere-canada.ca/reserves/charlevoix/virtual/images/veg_pics/parch\ tegorges.jpg http://www.quebectrekking.com/eng/charlevoix_tour.html I have no words, but wish I had, to describe the beauty of breathing in this country side sculpted by the Gods. Antoine - harshaimtm Dear Sangha Members: The list is open again. I ask you to conduct yourself in the spirit of the sangha. The list will periodically observe silence Those not posting in the spirit of the list will be put on moderation. The list will be going through some changes as time allows me to make them. Love to all Harsha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 24, 2004 Report Share Posted August 24, 2004 Thank you Antoine for sharing the pictures. It seems like you had a wonderful trip. My trip was good but I took no pictures. Harsha Antoine Carré wrote: > Harsha, > > It is nice to read you again. > > How was your trip? I would love to read from it... > > I'm just coming back from a small trip in a region of Quebec called > Charlevoix. Whales come to feed themselves everyday near the mountains > formed by glaciers and a meteorite that fell on this planet eons ago. > > http://www.biosphere-canada.ca/reserves/charlevoix/virtual/images/veg_pics/parch\ tegorges.jpg > > http://www.quebectrekking.com/eng/charlevoix_tour.html > > I have no words, but wish I had, to describe the beauty of breathing > in this country side sculpted by the Gods. > > Antoine > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 24, 2004 Report Share Posted August 24, 2004 The next time you decide to take time for silence could we have a better message than "You are not the moderator of this list." followed by no access. Taking the time is understood, perhaps having a backup moderator would work. Another forum I attend has four moderators with two on top all the time and the responsibilities are rotated so no one is overwhelmed with the responsibilities. This seems to work really well. Bright blessings, John L. , Harsha wrote: > Thank you Antoine for sharing the pictures. It seems like you had a > wonderful trip. > > My trip was good but I took no pictures. > > Harsha > > Antoine Carré wrote: > > > Harsha, > > > > It is nice to read you again. > > > > How was your trip? I would love to read from it... > > > > I'm just coming back from a small trip in a region of Quebec called > > Charlevoix. Whales come to feed themselves everyday near the mountains > > formed by glaciers and a meteorite that fell on this planet eons ago. > > > > http://www.biosphere- canada.ca/reserves/charlevoix/virtual/images/veg_pics/parchtegorges.jp g > > > > http://www.quebectrekking.com/eng/charlevoix_tour.html > > > > I have no words, but wish I had, to describe the beauty of breathing > > in this country side sculpted by the Gods. > > > > Antoine > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 24, 2004 Report Share Posted August 24, 2004 *Thank you John. What you say makes sense and I apologize for any inconvenience caused to members by the sudden silence. Frankly, the list exchanges recently have made me reflect on the direction of the list and I may be making some changes as time permits me. We have tried having moderators before and I am open to suggestions. Would you be interested John? Love, Harsha* John Logan wrote: > The next time you decide to take time for silence could we have a > better message than "You are not the moderator of this list." > followed by no access. > > Taking the time is understood, perhaps having a backup moderator > would work. Another forum I attend has four moderators with two on > top all the time and the responsibilities are rotated so no one is > overwhelmed with the responsibilities. This seems to work really well. > > Bright blessings, > John L. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 24, 2004 Report Share Posted August 24, 2004 , Harsha wrote: > *Thank you John. What you say makes sense and I apologize for any > inconvenience caused to members by the sudden silence. > Frankly, the list exchanges recently have made me reflect on the > direction of the list and I may be making some changes as time permits me. > > We have tried having moderators before and I am open to suggestions. > Would you be interested John? > > Love, > Harsha* Namaste H, Nothing to apologise for, I just went into yoga nidra, and as you can see came back with last thing on my mind #89..hahahahah. Sometimes a little mouna goes a long way. I had a nice rest away from the fencing.....As you well know everything is predetermined so whatever happened was supposed to, and there will be reasons for it, Like Santi......ONS...Tony. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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