guruji-blessed world tour shirts

[Guest guest]

I was wondering who out there might be interested

in remaining t-shirts from guruji's world tour. I

was practicing with guruji from encinitas to kauai

and maui and sold over 600 shirts-- many of which

went to guruji's granddaughter. At any rate, they are

based on original oil portraits (done by my own hand)

of guruji in namaste at age 60 (from archival

reference) and krishnamacharya at age 100 also in namaste.

They come in

[Guest guest]

i cannot find how to re-post the original

message... anyway they come in color and black and white

versions of women's spaghetti baby rib tanks aand girly

t's as well as men's tanks and jersey t's. for more

info email me at tshirtbender or

lernerjd. I can send photos. There are a limited number

left and this is a limited edition series destined to

be a collector's item some day.<br>namaste j

[Guest guest]

No offense, tshirtbender, but $27 for a tank top?!

[Guest guest]

Only a fool would allow himself to get ripped off

for these stupid t-shirts.<br><br>El Senor boycotted

them in each locale where he took guruji's workshop

(he's not telling you where though)<br><br>ESPW

[Guest guest]

Ah, Senor - We all already know that laproxdoc is

a fool. True, the t-shirts were overpriced and it

also bothered me that the vendor was selling them in

the back of the room in Carlsbad and not out on his

mat practicing with the rest of us under the guidance

of Guruji. But for all I knew maybe he was

practicing some way advanced series with Sharath later in

the day. On the other hand, I bought 4 and love to

practice in them; wearing them I remain inspired from the

workshop. I hope to look just like Krishnamacharya some

day. If you check my foto on my profile you'll see

that I have quite some distance to go.<br>Thanks for

keeping things focused around here.

[Guest guest]

in defense of the t-shirt man.<br>mike, mr

lerner, the t-shirt man did practice each day that i was

there. he was in the 9:00 group and has an advanced

practice, at least to my novice eye. he was very respectful

of guruji and sharath--i was watching him as he

appeared to ask their permission to sell the shirts at the

workshop--correct me if i'm wrong jonathan. the design of the

picture is quite nice. mine faded a little too soon but i

wsn't looking for a lifelong memento. i am debating

trying to get one of theprints for my wall. if i can't

be artistically creative, i can at least support

those whose work i do like. creativity-by-proxy as it

were.