don't ask, don't tell

[Guest guest]

But I don't like to talk about this.

Please don't ask me to mention it again :-).

Tim.

 

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Like the Clinton's " sex policy "

in the military?

 

" Don't ask, don't tell. "

 

 

..

[Guest guest]

The body/mind can't and doesn't 'get enlightened',

but something like the exact opposite occurs... all gets absorbed in/as "Ultimate Understanding"

and in that Supreme Understanding there is no body, no mind,

no "I."

 

San:

LOL

I wish you were around in physical proximity, so that I could show you how much of a

body still exists.

 

Sandeep,

 

Welcome back..and good point. The spiritual books, from which

I assume Tim gathered this description of 'Supreme Understanding',

are what I feel the real culprits, as they usually misrepresents 'what-is'.

 

But may I implore you that it might be easier to contract

that kind of job to Mike Tyson.

The plus side from what I understand is that the victim

gets instant en-light-en-ment after he throws the knockout

punch.

All sorts of lights and stars twinkle in and out of

existence even long after.

 

Easy illumination

~dave

[Guest guest]

:-)

 

I missed you Sandeep!

 

-mort

 

Nisargadatta, " Sandeep Chatterjee " <sandeepc@b...> wrote:

> Mike Tyson is a weenie compared to Ma Tzu who once threw a

disciple, out of the window, from two floors high and then proceeded

to jump himself, two floors high, and landing upon the broken

groaning body of the disciple, screamed " Has it happened? "

 

It is said, awakening was instantaneous, no doubt prompted by the

fact that the disciple wanted to move, fairly rapidly, Ma Tzu's ass

from his own broken back.

[Guest guest]

<SNIP>

 

 

 

Good story 'bout MA Tzu though,

and I see Tim has responded to the challenge,

do you think he is eligible for entry into the

school of the "Hard Knock" ? :-)

 

 

 

 

Naaaaaah.

Too delicate.<LOL>

 

Cheers

 

Sandeep

[Guest guest]

<Laugh>... give it a shot, list, if you want to :-). There's not

much interest in it, but if you can 'arouse interest', it might be

fun to play.

 

Ask a certain party over on NDS (unnamed here, but it becomes clear

from the posts 'there')... his " obtuseness " and perceived arrogance

aroused enough interest so the game was played :-). Judi Rhodes on

NDS has some information... go ahead and ask.

 

" Body-Slam " away, if you think I'd even offer attention to it :-).

 

Cheers,

 

Tim

 

Nisargadatta, " Sandeep Chatterjee " <sandeepc@b...> wrote:

> <SNIP>

>

> Good story 'bout MA Tzu though,

> and I see Tim has responded to the challenge,

> do you think he is eligible for entry into the

> school of the " Hard Knock " ? :-)

>

>

>

>

> Naaaaaah.

> Too delicate.<LOL>

>

> Cheers

>

> Sandeep