[Nonduality Salon] teachers and guideposts: keeping a promise, a promise kept

[Guest guest]

Jerry Katz wrote:

Actually I used to compile the writings of people on this list and start web pages for them.

Jerry

Dearest Jerry,

I remember those days well. Andrew Cohen used to put ads in the new age

magazines in the 1990s trying to sell his audio tapes on meditation or

some such thing. Internet revolutionized how information, knowledge,

and even wisdom are shared. You have stayed at the cutting edge of this

technology and have experience in how to harness the power of it. Using

that experience as leverage, with your natural gifts and marketing

abilities, and your understanding of the whole spiritual arena, perhaps

you are already taking the next step to help create a new generation of

spiritual luminaries.

I think what the Internet teaches us is that the best gifts in life are

free or almost free or at least appear to be free. A deeper lesson

that Google has taught us is that if you give people a lot of things

free which are of value, they will respect you and will be willing to

spend money buying other things which are not free. I see that business

model for spirituality as the most potent one which respects the

ancient traditions by giving away the highest wisdom free and yet

remains flexible enough to survive and thrive in the modern free market

economies of the world.

Harsha

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