RE: AW: AW: AW: AW: Bhagwat Thumping/Finding the Truth

[Guest guest]

Well my job's more boring than that of a librarian in Alaska. So I guess I'm

familiar with the feeling. Far's your joining the gang's concerned, hop on

board. Erm, I think we might be asked to start our own 'boring ppl

group' soon if we continue the thread though.

 

Cheers,

Tejpal

 

>"Bioacoustics" <bioacoustics

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>AW: AW: AW: AW: Bhagwat Thumping/Finding the Truth

>Tue, 15 Mar 2005 19:49:23 +0100

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>Dear Steve & Tejpal,

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>I like getting bored. Infact I love it when I`m being really boring. May I

>join the gang ?

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>Hari Om.

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>Shabnam

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>Von: Tej Pal Chadha [tejpalchadha]

>Gesendet: Dienstag, 15. Marz 2005 11:31

>An: valist

>Betreff: Re: AW: AW: AW: Bhagwat Thumping/Finding the Truth

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>Hey Steve,

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> >Defending the 'weakness' seems to be a logical tactic to reinforce ones

> >confidence and is 'helpful' in bolstering the idea of who I think I

> >am. However this is one way to make sure that the weakness will

> >continue as it will need to be protected and defended in the future.

> >Refusing to defend ones flaws when under attack is quite another thing

> >and hard to do in actual practice...dying to the drama of human life is

> >a painful process.

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>Quite so, except often it isn't a weakness you're defending. You could be

>defending a character trait, material possession, person you like. Of

>course

>at a very lofty level one could call all these weaknesses too, and then

>one's brought back to the debate about God and Men.

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> >"Having nothing to lose" and immortality are very close me

> >thinks.....boring? I'd like to be bored for a change....:>))

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>Join the gang, mate

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>Cheers,

>Tejpal

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