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Sorry for the late response - bin offline for quite soom days. Er...ya sed ya

loik Ozzie English so 'ere we are. Hope ya kin make sense o' whot I'm sayin'

:-)

Sincerely, thank you for sharing personal "journeys" with Ganesh..... Wish I've

got your techno know-how! Hope to see more of your talented renditions

whenever you feel like sharing them.

About the Ganesh Upanishad in flowing English - a monumental task indeed but I'm

sure your sincere dedication will reap rewards.

In resonance with the last paragraph of your message. Maybe you can lead the

pack (I mean "bhaktas")?

If you're interested, here's a link to "Ozzy Strine" (slang):

http://www.vislab.usyd.edu.au/nicole/australia/strine.html

Bless ya frum hed ta foot,

Sy

Scott Hutton wrote:

I gotta load of 'em. One of my ways of spending quality time with Ganesh is to

let an image of him float into m'mind (such as it is at 60+) and then, via

photo imagining software and a load of images I've culled from the net, to

render it. That particular image came in a few days ago...others are very

orthodox Hindu...others come from gestalts we haven't yet lived through...one

of the many things I adore about Ganesh is that his iconography is allowed the

luxury of change and update. The ancient images are revered but the currently

emerging ones are allowed to flourish too. At first I thought this way of

relating with Ganesh wasn't good enough (translation, my ego was doing his

damndest to get me involved in other issues), but now I realize it's quite a

blessing. After all, a picture is worth a thousand you-know-what's... I'm also

working hard trying get a version of the Ganesha Upanishad set into flowing

English. That's a rough one. Intuition tells me we're about to see an influx

of totally unprecidented forms of devotion to Ganesh, just as Hindu tradition

predicts a new two-armed Ganesh will become a popular image of devotion. Seems

to me any truly new puja-form is going to be in some way cyber. I love

Australian English, btw. /Do You ?

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G'day Scott, Sorry for the late response - bin offline for quite soom days.

Er...ya sed ya loik Ozzie English so 'ere we are. Hope ya kin make sense o'

whot I'm sayin' :-) Sincerely, thank you for sharing personal "journeys" with

Ganesh..... Wish I've got your techno know-how! Hope to see more of your

talented renditions whenever you feel like sharing them. About the Ganesh

Upanishad in flowing English - a monumental task indeed but I'm sure your

sincere dedication will reap rewards. In resonance with the last paragraph of

your message. Maybe you can lead the pack (I mean "bhaktas")? If you're

interested, here's a link to "Ozzy Strine" (slang):

http://www.vislab.usyd.edu.au/nicole/australia/strine.html Bless ya frum hed ta

foot, Sy Scott Hutton wrote:

I gotta load of 'em. One of my ways of spending quality time with Ganesh is to

let an image of him float into m'mind (such as it is at 60+) and then, via

photo imagining software and a load of images I've culled from the net, to

render it. That particular image came in a few days ago...others are very

orthodox Hindu...others come from gestalts we haven't yet lived through...one

of the many things I adore about Ganesh is that his iconography is allowed the

luxury of change and update. The ancient images are revered but the currently

emerging ones are allowed to flourish too. At first I thought this way of

relating with Ganesh wasn't good enough (translation, my ego was doing his

damndest to get me involved in other issues), but now I realize it's quite a

blessing. After all, a picture is worth a thousand you-know-what's... I'm also

working hard trying get a version of the Ganesha Upanishad set into flowing

English. That's a rough one. Intuition tells me we're about to see an influx

of totally unprecidented forms of devotion to Ganesh, just as Hindu tradition

predicts a new two-armed Ganesh will become a popular image of devotion. Seems

to me any truly new puja-form is going to be in some way cyber. I love

Australian English, btw. /

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Scott Hutton wrote:

Grekkh! (Contemporary development: I work in a Manhattan office containing 20

or so highly educated, high computer literate accountants and financial

analysts. Somehow in the last year or so we've all taken to greeting one

another in roared untranscribable monosyllables...<< Sounds loik a scream! And

I'm seeing visions of a Fortune 500 company.. Wanta share soom of da lingo?

Wud lerrrv ta hear it tho me specialty is "pub crawlin' linguish", the after-5

Ozzy "let-da-hair down" chinwags and bawdy but harmless expleting exchanges

(all for a larf of course). which make the Yo! of Harlem sound positively

Queen's English. Pray, consider yourself greeted). <<<<< Thank you, I

considered myself honored, bro. Thank you for the Australian dictionary site.

I knew most of the terms...and even knew the word wanker,<< Lol....!! having

heard it applied to Prince Edward (that's the baby one, right?) << Fink so....

by a highly placed Limey a few years ago. As far as the expletive "bloody

hell" goes, I must confess to a preference for "bleeding ....hell" - the

elipsis of course being filled in by 3 to 5 NYC expletives...ah well, different

places different patois... <<<<< Different blokes, different strokes :-) I'm

attaching a "prayer" (lyric? who knows?) that popped through the other night

whilst I was working on this image....which I use as end-piece to the Ganesh

Upanishad sequence... <<<<< Lerrv the lyrical rendition and the pic is

fantastic. Ya wicked sense of humor? Can't help but see the tusk with a ring?

I'm no prude but it does come across as a "Shiva Lingam" too. Wanta enlighten

lesser mortals like me?

Bountiful blessings,

Sy/

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SY Zenith wrote:

the Ganesh Upanishad sequence... <<<<< Lerrv the lyrical rendition and the pic

is fantastic. Ya wicked sense of humor? Can't help but see the tusk with a

ring? I'm no prude but it does come across as a "Shiva Lingam" too. Wanta

enlighten lesser mortals like me?

Whadda I know? I just work here... I suppose you're asking what's a nice boy

like that doing with a lingam coming out of his jowl??? Whadda I know?

That's how I found it...ring and all...

Speaking of lingams, have you ever heard tell of quartz crystals being

considered natural lingams? I visited somebody or other's temple site

yesterday, only to discover a huge Arkansas quartz generator crystal all decked

(talk about temple drag!!! this crystal makes Liberace look like a nun!) out in

strings of flowers and being venerated as a natural lingam...in some way it was

implied that such a lingam is superior to the polished ones we get from

India...being self-emerged and so on....I think the temple is in Hawaii...have

you ever heard of quartz crystals being natural lingams?

Wandering a bit off Ganesh, let me explain that I have a large collection of

quartz crystals, many of them generators...I also have a balcony at the end of

my apartment that faces in the direction of New York City...early last summer I

was impelled to take virtually all the crystals outside and leave them on the

balcony...resulting in so many crystals out there one couldn't move

around...all summer they stayed there and I kept wondering what was up...Then

came 9/11 and I knew...their move outside was some sort of transcendent magick

that I could serve (as crystal mover) but not understand. There was a "real"

Shiva lingam among them (14" high), the kind you see Ganesha cuddling....but

lots of quartz generators ...which I thinking now were lingams too...

Well, I've lived long enough to figure out that one can rarely totally figure

anything out...but one can keep tabs on things...and one of the things I'm

trying to keep tabs on is this lingam-magick...which I serve without

understanding.

 

 

 

 

 

 

BTW, where DO you find all these links? I'm talking about the post site links

you just posted and the extraordinary link collection archived here in

.

 

 

 

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