Guest guest Posted August 22, 2002 Report Share Posted August 22, 2002 Scott Hutton wrote: Hm...yew've been readin m'mail...and probably snoopin them akashic records...<<<<< 'Em akashic records best left to Lord Ganesh :-) well, I lived in NYC's East Village in the late 1960's, when it was considered rude to remain clothed....and went on from there...whhadda life that was! << Lucky fella! We knew of, but I never met her, this crazy Jap gal who'd give sunrise parties (you can fill in the refreshments for yourself) and such....her last name was Ono...we were scandalized when she married that Brit rock star.... << Yoko Ono - she mesmerized Lennon big time but in later years now, she's mellowed considerably. No longer the siren but a respectable-looking woman reminiscent of one outta traditional Japan these days so I gathered. It was my great pleasure to know Samy Mitchell Hedges and to spend a great deal of time with the Mitchell Hedges skull...if you would like to hear anecdotes, contact me privately...I would never discuss these experiences publicly...simply because Samy hated that... << Lemme git soom immediate matters sorted out in some days & ya bet I'll impose on ya about the anecdotes, thank you for offering; tis kind of ya. There is a slew of crystals in New Zealand, and that country is blessed by some very high crystal workers...snarf that out... << Thanks for da tip, shall have a look-see when I git time. did you read in the news today about the Nigerian girl who's to be stoned to death as soon as her child is weaned, for the child was born out of wedlock? DId you note that NOT ONE Islamic cleric came out to condemn the sentence? NOT ONE. << Missed that piece of news and saddened to hear this. Unfortunately the Koran had and has been misinterpreted by a lotta mad-folks (fundamentalists, fanatics, etc.) to suit their agendas. Islam was supposed to be a peaceful religion. The media doesn't report that but New York City's heart was so big it let in assassins...the Arab cabbies have all disappeared....<< Big Apples always have big "hearts". I make it a point to glare at the occasional woman in Arab Drag (we have that whorehouse of a UN here, you know, and for decades have wanted them gone)...you see them on 5th Avenue during the day...pretending to blend in....but oh that air, that disgusting air...which looked so much like normal clouds.... << Ya naughty boy, stop the glare 'cuz some of these women are innocent and have been subject to torture, violations and treated as second or third-class citizens by their kinsmen if not others. Many have also suffered untold hardships. Not defending them but merely seeing both sides of the coin when it comes to Islamic female gender. For me the Guru is the formless mind, beyond birth/death and all imagining...sometimes I'm ready but usually not....hopefully, at death, the unreadiness will entirely drop off with the body... << Ya're wise - profound insight there. Bless ya, Sy Finance - Get real-time stock quotes Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2002 Report Share Posted August 23, 2002 It is my observation that mystics of every stripe have more in common with each other than with the various religions they may have sprung forth from. And that fundamentalists seem to be universally fearful of mystics, of whatever origin. Mystics tend to want to develop a personal relationship with Godhead, and are accepting of personal, unique interpretations of religion. Fundamentalists lay down the law: One way! Like this, with no exeptions. If you don't agree with them, you are wrong and must be converted or destroyed. Ganesh preserve me from ever getting that hidebound or stagnant! -- Len/ Kalipadma On Wed, 21 Aug 2002 00:57:25 EDT lionserpent358 writes: > > I don't mind. I can laugh at any belief system and could even laugh > at my own > gods! I couldn't worship a god that didn't have a sense of humour! > But you > should be a little cautious when you insult whole religions for the > other > more sensative types sake;-) > > Personally, I wish all of todays Muslims were Sufis then we wouldn't > have any > problems! Look, there are Jewish Mystics -Qabbalists who see god in > everyone > and everything is holy to them, they would not condemn a Hindu. > Then, there > are fundamentalist Jews who would say that you will go straight to > hell for > not being born as one of them! > > There are Muslim Sufis who see everything as Holy and then there are > fundamentalists, extremists and terrorists. This rule applies to the > Christians although today it is rare to find a mystic amongst them! > > It seems that when one declares a book written by a human hand as > law for > all. Or if one thinks everyone should be the same there are serious > problems. > It is a very unnatural way to think. Especially when you remove God > from > matter and look at everything as a degredation the spiral starts > going > downwards and we enter a serious trap....... > > Not all muslims think the same way. I myself am generally > anti-monotheist, > but I wait to judge an individual on their own terms. SO WATCH OUT! > You might > get blown up! > > > Just kidding. I always have to end everything with a smile. Like > Ganesha > teaches me to. My life is a game and a joke. I must always remember > to never > take anything to seriously. > > Jai Ganesha Deva, > > William ______________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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