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Peace, brother Ed!

 

Even if someone poasted Sandeep's private post here, which I

certainly had no way of knowing, this is what the *poster* said:

 

First, I want to thank Sri Sandeep Chatterjee for this

excellent essay with the format of Questions &

Answers. (On the face of it, he certainly *seems* to be thanking

who he believes to be the author of the piece..any mention of

Hillig anywhere?)

 

His (Sandeep's!) presentation is quite foreful and

enjoyable and he is quite thorough in his own way. His

(Sandeep's!) style of presentation resembles a glimpse of

Nisargatta Maharaj and other pure thinkers. I am very

happy to forward this essay to you all.

 

Secondly, Sandeep a) *did* sign the first one with his name at

the bottom as if it were his own and without attribution. The Hillig

quote ends and he signs it "Cheers, Sandeep.) And then b)

Sandeep "claifies" in his second message that this was a

actually a dialog "with" Hillig. It was nothing of the sort. It was

just something he cut and pasted from the web. You can make

of that what you wish.

 

Whether or not what Ram Chandran posted should have been

posted, the problem with the original messages remains. (I was

under the assumption that all posts are screened first, so I

thought that if Ram Chandran posted that, it must have been with

permission and within the rules. If this is not the case, I

apologize for my misunderstanding. But the problem with the

posts remains.)

 

As for "ranting," I am sorry if you took it that way...and if my critical

analysis of words and actions equals "slime" I am sorry that it

seems so to you... and besides, Sandeep would laugh and say

whatever the "entity" called Steve did was just "leela" and doesn't

matter one way or the other anyway! Likewise, your outraged

response is just "leela."

 

In any event, here's Hillig's URL. The Web page is called

 

Twenty Questions

About "It"

>From a new book by the author of Enlightenment For Beginners

 

By CHUCK HILLIG

 

http://www.realization.org/page/doc0/doc0033.htm

 

Here you'll find verbatim what was quoted as Sandeep's own

"dialog."

 

Peace,

Steve