Guest guest Posted October 9, 2002 Report Share Posted October 9, 2002 Dear Amigo reader This time Amigo had to ripen a little longer than usual but this is to announce that number 4 has seen the light of day. This time with the question of whether our existence is bearable or not. What is there to be gained by realization? You arrive back to the point of departure, but is there a difference? Perhaps you will find answers in the interviews with Jan van Delden, Parsons or Hans Laurentius. Or in the contributions by Jean Klein, Jan Kersschot, Nathan Gill, Douwe Tiemersma and others. As editors we were surprized at the number of Jan's (= John) who write for Amigo. A little research showed that Jan comes from Johannes (so Joan, Hans and Johan can also feel referred to) and comes from the Hebrew meaning as much as : 'Yahweh is merciful'. You can find Amigo 4 at: http://www.ods.nl/am1gos Wishing you a pleasant journey of discovery through this issue! The Amigo-editors. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 10, 2002 Report Share Posted October 10, 2002 This issue is simply great ... Many Thanks! Jan [This Jan means love/life in Indian languages and I think also in Persian.] > Kees Schreuders <case >[Amigo4] the unbearable apparentness of being? > >Dear Amigo reader > >This time Amigo had to ripen a little longer than usual but this is to >announce that number 4 has seen the light of day. This time with the >question of whether our existence is bearable or not. What is there to be >gained by realization? You arrive back to the point of departure, but is >there a difference? > >Perhaps you will find answers in the interviews with Jan van Delden, >Parsons or Hans Laurentius. Or in the contributions by Jean Klein, >Jan Kersschot, Nathan Gill, Douwe Tiemersma and others. > >As editors we were surprized at the number of Jan's (= John) who >write for Amigo. >A little research showed that Jan comes from Johannes (so Joan, Hans >and Johan can >also feel referred to) and comes from the Hebrew meaning as much as : >'Yahweh is merciful'. > >You can find Amigo 4 at: http://www.ods.nl/am1gos > >Wishing you a pleasant journey of discovery through this issue! >The Amigo-editors. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 10, 2002 Report Share Posted October 10, 2002 lots of good reactions so far.. - Jan Sultan Nisargadatta Thursday, October 10, 2002 9:50 AM Re:[Amigo4] the unbearable apparentness of being? This issue is simply great ... Many Thanks!Jan[This Jan means love/life in Indian languages and I think also in Persian.]> Kees Schreuders <case>[Amigo4] the unbearable apparentness of being?>>Dear Amigo reader>>This time Amigo had to ripen a little longer than usual but this is to>announce that number 4 has seen the light of day. This time with the>question of whether our existence is bearable or not. What is there to be>gained by realization? You arrive back to the point of departure, but is>there a difference?>>Perhaps you will find answers in the interviews with Jan van Delden, Tony>Parsons or Hans Laurentius. Or in the contributions by Jean Klein,>Jan Kersschot, Nathan Gill, Douwe Tiemersma and others.>>As editors we were surprized at the number of Jan's (= John) who>write for Amigo.>A little research showed that Jan comes from Johannes (so Joan, Hans>and Johan can>also feel referred to) and comes from the Hebrew meaning as much as :>'Yahweh is merciful'.>>You can find Amigo 4 at: http://www.ods.nl/am1gos>>Wishing you a pleasant journey of discovery through this issue!>The Amigo-editors. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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