Sri Devi Khadgamala: New Version Online --

[Guest guest]

Hello all;

I joined this group sometime in July (I've a background in esoteric

japanese buddhism) & started to read too much & then was rather

overwhelmed with all the material.

But I looked again through the files & found this new version of the

Khadgamala stotram. Talk about user friendly! What a difference this

has made in helping someone to start.

So right now I'm rereading Dempsey's "The Goddess lives in Upstate

New York", reading slowly "Auspicious Wisdom" and starting to chant

along with the Mp3 file, while reading.

 

Does this sound like a good plan?

again this newcomeer is very appreciative of the new material & the

thought and hard work that went into it.

with thanks, Cory

 

> I'd like to extend my sincerest thanks and appreciation to Nora,

> Kochu, Adwaith, Ganpra, and all other members who rose to the

> occasion, closely proofreading, reviewing and -- where necessary --

> scrubbing all or parts of the document. Thanks also to Msbauju for

her

> well-considered thoughts on making the document more user friendly,

> and to our new member Willendorfer, who was kind enough to mail along

> his thoughts on the strengths and weaknesses of the KS as a practical

> document for newcomers.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Cory:

 

I somehow missed your message when you originally posted it, and

msbauju kindly brought it to my attention.

 

It is very gratifying indeed to learn that you've found the updated

Khadgamala document to be useful in your endeavors. Both the Dempsey

and Brooks texts are excellent; I would say you're definitely on the

right track.

 

Thanks for taking the time to write, and -- once again -- thanks for

your kind comments. Please keep me updated on your progress!

 

DB

 

, "Maior" <rory12001 wrote:

>

> Hello all;

> I joined this group sometime in July (I've a background in esoteric

> japanese buddhism) & started to read too much & then was rather

> overwhelmed with all the material.

> But I looked again through the files & found this new version of the

> Khadgamala stotram. Talk about user friendly! What a difference this

> has made in helping someone to start.

> So right now I'm rereading Dempsey's "The Goddess lives in Upstate

> New York", reading slowly "Auspicious Wisdom" and starting to chant

> along with the Mp3 file, while reading.

>

> Does this sound like a good plan?

> again this newcomeer is very appreciative of the new material & the

> thought and hard work that went into it.

> with thanks, Cory

>

> > I'd like to extend my sincerest thanks and appreciation to Nora,

> > Kochu, Adwaith, Ganpra, and all other members who rose to the

> > occasion, closely proofreading, reviewing and -- where necessary --

> > scrubbing all or parts of the document. Thanks also to Msbauju for

> her

> > well-considered thoughts on making the document more user friendly,

> > and to our new member Willendorfer, who was kind enough to mail along

> > his thoughts on the strengths and weaknesses of the KS as a practical

> > document for newcomers.

> >

> >

>