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Where is this Advaita L? how do I to this?

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~Prasad

>

> Ram Chandran [sMTP:chandran]

> Monday, September 28, 1998 6:09 AM

> advaitin

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> Homepages in the Internet

>

> Ram Chandran <chandran

>

> Greetings Fellow Advaitins:

>

> Recently Guy Werlings has pointed out confusions regarding too many

> discussion lists on Advaita Philosophy. This is a valid point and it is

> necessary that we should take steps to avoid this confusion.

>

> One of the problem with the modern communication revoultion is the

> availablity of free resources. Such resources are not always helpful

> for everyone to get access to all available resources in this universe.

> This has greatly contributed to many discussion lists and lots of email

> in our mailboxes. One way to avoid the introduction of new lists to

> make everyone aware about the existing discussion lists in a topic area.

>

> Most of you are aware about the existence of Advaita-L and Advaitin.

> Though they have similar objectives, but the focus of discussions in

> Advaita and Advaitin are different. Those who are members in both these

> lists are fully aware how they are different. Most important, both have

> noble goals with different approaches to reach the same goal.

>

> Those of you who maitain a homepage can publish information about the

> Advaitin List. Details on the objectives, purpose and links to the

> archives will be helpful to the general public. Those of you who are

> agreeable to this idea, please send me an Email. I can provide you with

> a HTML file containing the necessary details. I believe that this will

> reduce the chance of starting another discussion list on the same topic.

>

> I want to thank Guy Werlings for his thoughtful observation.

>

> Ram Chandran

>

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