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> It was Ralph who bought about this thread on behalf of his friend.

> He posted his thanks some time ago and mentioned sharing the responses with

his friend. > He was very satisfied.

> Of course the thread had continued with much spice and juice, but I think

Ralph has got what he asked for. Is this correct Ralph ? Please let DP know.

> Much love,

> Vir

 

Dear Vir, DP and others,

 

The question was sincere. I wrote a mail a few days ago to thank all who

contributed on behalf of my friend. There were truly some very creative replies.

 

There was in fact so much weaving going on, that we can indeed easily loose the

thread.

 

We often here the beautiful stories or master-disciple but there are also ugly

stories. Often the disciple is not ripe, ready or mature. Disciple can not

surrender etc.

 

But there is more.

 

I believe personally that when there are strong blessings, there may also be

curses. Even something like telepathy can be sonsidered a curse. Is all this

maya/matrika not a certain curse?

 

I practise the philosophy of Wonder. I am not primarily looking for answers but

like to investigate and thereby increase wonder. Curse and blessing may be two

'sides' of the same coin. One may shapeshift into the other.

 

A curse may be a blessing in disguise. It may be up to the watcher.

 

I am not a person to work with matras to affect something in the maya.

Everything happens for a reason. By the force of love, we all need to be willing

to bring a sacrifice or to bear certain suffering.

 

I always found it fascinating why certain sadhus throw curses, how it works and

what drives them. I still do not know. Anyone?

 

Om Namah Shivaya

 

 

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>> However I am still worried about the person who started this thread.

>> I think it was Ralph and/or his friend (heck my memory is bad ).

>> I mean were we able to help him, like at all? Or all this was for nothing???

 

>> With all regards

>> Dp