EL - This-Here-Now to El & all

[Guest guest]

Hi Tim,

 

Just for the sharing,

something I learned from 'one of those sages' is to not be concerned with

what 'others' are doing ~ or saying for that matter

 

and as far as " almost feeling sorry for anybody

in the 'sage business' "

 

if it's a 'sage business' probably safe to say there's no sage there

 

and if there is a Sage talking to 'others', do you really think that they

would be bothered by anything?

 

and isn't saying " until a sage dies, then everyone worships 'their image

of' or 'their idea of' the sage "

going a little overboard?

 

love,

~jessica

 

ps but then again, maybe your definition of sage and mine are totally

different

 

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" Omkara " <coresite

 

Hi El,

 

What he says is true... but few seem to have the courage, or they

think it requires years of 'knowhow'... <shrug>.

 

I almost feel sorry for anybody in the 'sage business' -- it's like

making a speech in a huge, empty auditorium.

 

That is, until the sage dies, and then everyone worships 'their image

of' or 'their idea of' the sage <laugh>.

 

Love & Blessings,

 

Tim

 

Nisargadatta, elizabethwells2001 wrote:

>

> El:

>

> Yes, of course.

>

> " If you have the courage to touch life for the first time, you will

> never know what hit you. Everything man has thought, felt and

> experienced is gone, and nothing is put in its place. " UG

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi El,

 

What he says is true... but few seem to have the courage, or they

think it requires years of 'knowhow'... <shrug>.

 

I almost feel sorry for anybody in the 'sage business' -- it's like

making a speech in a huge, empty auditorium.

 

That is, until the sage dies, and then everyone worships 'their image

of' or 'their idea of' the sage <laugh>.

 

Love & Blessings,

 

Tim

 

Nisargadatta, elizabethwells2001 wrote:

>

> El:

>

> Yes, of course.

>

> " If you have the courage to touch life for the first time, you will

> never know what hit you.  Everything man has thought, felt and

> experienced is gone, and nothing is put in its place. "   UG