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Lets just cut to the chace.

It it can be spoken, it is baloney.

 

Now, follow that goat dropping, Hur!

 

Anything perceivable to the senses,

or conceivable to the mind sense, is baloney.

 

 

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Sk, in case you have not met, here's El.

 

And Sk, .......no interest in shuffling games.

 

 

 

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Elizabeth Wells

Nisargadatta

Monday, August 04, 2003 01:30 PM

Lets just cut to the chace.

Lets just cut to the chace.It it can be spoken, it is baloney.Now, follow that goat dropping, Hur!Anything perceivable to the senses,or conceivable to the mind sense, is baloney..

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Nisargadatta , " Elizabeth Wells "

<elizabethwells8@e...> wrote:

>

> Lets just cut to the chace.

> It it can be spoken, it is baloney.

>

> Now, follow that goat dropping, Hur!

>

> Anything perceivable to the senses,

> or conceivable to the mind sense, is baloney.

>

>

> .

 

 

)))))))))))) examine the reaction.

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There is baloney, and then, there is the mother of all boloney.

What possible good could writting a statement that denies its own

validity do?

 

If such utterances doesn't prove Toby's point I don't know what would?

Very funny boloney

 

Nisargadatta , " Shawn Hair " <shawn@w...> wrote:

> Nisargadatta , " Elizabeth Wells "

> <elizabethwells8@e...> wrote:

> >

> > Lets just cut to the chace.

> > It it can be spoken, it is baloney.

> >

> > Now, follow that goat dropping, Hur!

> >

> > Anything perceivable to the senses,

> > or conceivable to the mind sense, is baloney.

> >

> >

> > .

>

>

> )))))))))))) examine the reaction.

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By all means, Pete,

keep the baloney going.

 

Oh horrors,

that the " movement of prattle " ,

in the so-called mind,

should stop for one split second.

 

God forbid a " Real Sense of Direction " .

 

What other ~~~~~ grace ~~~~ is there?

 

 

..

 

 

Nisargadatta , " seesaw1us "

<seesaw1us> wrote:

> There is baloney, and then, there is the mother of all boloney.

> What possible good could writting a statement that denies its

own

> validity do?

>

> If such utterances doesn't prove Toby's point I don't know what

would?

> Very funny boloney

>

> Nisargadatta , " Shawn Hair "

<shawn@w...> wrote:

> > Nisargadatta , " Elizabeth Wells "

> > <elizabethwells8@e...> wrote:

> > >

> > > Lets just cut to the chace.

> > > It it can be spoken, it is baloney.

> > >

> > > Now, follow that goat dropping, Hur!

> > >

> > > Anything perceivable to the senses,

> > > or conceivable to the mind sense, is baloney.

> > >

> > >

> > > .

> >

> >

> > )))))))))))) examine the reaction.

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How did I come into this? What point of mine? Was I involved in the

dreaded message 8848 without even knowing it? Could someone forward

it to me?

 

Toby

 

Nisargadatta , " seesaw1us " <seesaw1us>

wrote:

> There is baloney, and then, there is the mother of all boloney.

> What possible good could writting a statement that denies its own

> validity do?

>

> If such utterances doesn't prove Toby's point I don't know what

would?

> Very funny boloney

>

> Nisargadatta , " Shawn Hair " <shawn@w...>

wrote:

> > Nisargadatta , " Elizabeth Wells "

> > <elizabethwells8@e...> wrote:

> > >

> > > Lets just cut to the chace.

> > > It it can be spoken, it is baloney.

> > >

> > > Now, follow that goat dropping, Hur!

> > >

> > > Anything perceivable to the senses,

> > > or conceivable to the mind sense, is baloney.

> > >

> > >

> > > .

> >

> >

> > )))))))))))) examine the reaction.

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Nisargadatta , " Toby " <toby.wilson@t...> wrote:

> How did I come into this? What point of mine? Was I involved in

the

> dreaded message 8848 without even knowing it? Could someone

forward

> it to me?

>

> Toby

Forgetting your own postings could be a good sign, or

a bad sign. How old are you? When was the last time you

nailed E.?

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I have nothing but love for El and her posts, they hold much insight, always

conscise, always direct. The problem with forgetting my own post was that I

didn't write one to forget, at least not that I remember. To forget that which

is not already... is that a problem?

 

 

>

> seesaw1us [sMTP:seesaw1us]

> Tuesday, August 05, 2003 11:47 AM

> Nisargadatta

> Re: Lets just cut to the chace.

>

> Nisargadatta , " Toby " <toby.wilson@t...> wrote:

> > How did I come into this? What point of mine? Was I involved in

> the

> > dreaded message 8848 without even knowing it? Could someone

> forward

> > it to me?

> >

> > Toby

> Forgetting your own postings could be a good sign, or

> a bad sign. How old are you? When was the last time you

> nailed E.?

>

>

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This is baloney,

That is baloney,

Out of baloney, arose baloney,

And when baloney arose,

What remained was still baloney.

 

Om baloney

Om baloney

Om baloney

 

 

 

 

-

seesaw1us

Nisargadatta

Tuesday, August 05, 2003 07:16 AM

Re: Lets just cut to the chace.

Nisargadatta , "Toby" <toby.wilson@t...> wrote:> How did I come into this? What point of mine? Was I involved in the > dreaded message 8848 without even knowing it? Could someone forward > it to me?> > TobyForgetting your own postings could be a good sign, ora bad sign. How old are you? When was the last time younailed E.?

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and then there's the baloney that takes it's stand where there is no baloney....

 

where there's not even the idea of no baloney!

 

-

Sandeep Chatterjee

Nisargadatta

Monday, August 04, 2003 7:57 PM

Re: Re: Lets just cut to the chace.

 

This is baloney,

That is baloney,

Out of baloney, arose baloney,

And when baloney arose,

What remained was still baloney.

 

Om baloney

Om baloney

Om baloney

 

 

 

 

-

seesaw1us

Nisargadatta

Tuesday, August 05, 2003 07:16 AM

Re: Lets just cut to the chace.

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Love is not baloney.

Love can be expressed via words.

Therefore all that is spoken is not baloney.

 

There is sacredness in all things

for the heart that knows the

sacredness in all things.

 

Sacredness does not equal baloney.

 

-Bill

 

 

Elizabeth Wells [elizabethwells8]

Monday, August 04, 2003 1:01 AM

Nisargadatta

Lets just cut to the chace.

 

 

 

Lets just cut to the chace.

It it can be spoken, it is baloney.

 

Now, follow that goat dropping, Hur!

 

Anything perceivable to the senses,

or conceivable to the mind sense, is baloney.

 

 

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Nisargadatta , " Bill Rishel " <plexus@x> wrote:

> Love is not baloney.

> Love can be expressed via words.

> Therefore all that is spoken is not baloney.

>

> There is sacredness in all things

> for the heart that knows the

> sacredness in all things.

>

> Sacredness does not equal baloney.

>

> -Bill

>

 

What is wrong with baloney?

 

A lot of people, especially kids,

eat it every day!

 

They love it!

 

Freyja

 

 

>

> Elizabeth Wells [elizabethwells8@e...]

> Monday, August 04, 2003 1:01 AM

> Nisargadatta

> Lets just cut to the chace.

>

>

>

> Lets just cut to the chace.

> It it can be spoken, it is baloney.

>

> Now, follow that goat dropping, Hur!

>

> Anything perceivable to the senses,

> or conceivable to the mind sense, is baloney.

>

>

> .

>

>

>

>

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Nisargadatta , " carolina112900 "

<freyjartist@a...> wrote:

> Nisargadatta , " Bill Rishel "

<plexus@x> wrote:

> > Love is not baloney.

> > Love can be expressed via words.

> > Therefore all that is spoken is not baloney.

> >

> > There is sacredness in all things

> > for the heart that knows the

> > sacredness in all things.

> >

> > Sacredness does not equal baloney.

> >

> > -Bill

> >

>

> What is wrong with baloney?

>

> A lot of people, especially kids,

> eat it every day!

>

> They love it!

>

> Freyja

>

>

> >

> > Elizabeth Wells [elizabethwells8@e...]

> > Monday, August 04, 2003 1:01 AM

> > Nisargadatta

> > Lets just cut to the chace.

> >

> >

> >

> > Lets just cut to the chace.

> > It it can be spoken, it is baloney.

> >

> > Now, follow that goat dropping, Hur!

> >

> > Anything perceivable to the senses,

> > or conceivable to the mind sense, is baloney.

> >

> >

> > .

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Nisargadatta , Sandeep Chatterjee

<sandeepc@b...> wrote:

> This is baloney,

> That is baloney,

> Out of baloney, arose baloney,

> And when baloney arose,

> What remained was still baloney.

 

Yes, but did it ride away on a baloney pony?

 

Freyja told me that it did -- I just want

to see if you concur.

 

> Om baloney

> Om baloney

> Om baloney

 

Baloney om

times three,

to you,

from me,

 

Dan

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Nisargadatta , " Bill Rishel " <plexus@x> wrote:

> Love is not baloney.

> Love can be expressed via words.

> Therefore all that is spoken is not baloney.

>

> There is sacredness in all things

> for the heart that knows the

> sacredness in all things.

>

> Sacredness does not equal baloney.

>

> -Bill

 

If, Bill, as you say, all things are

sacred to you,

then how is it that baloney isn't sacred?

 

Why would not sacredness equal baloney,

what prevents it?

 

-- Dan

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Dan,

 

<<

If, Bill, as you say, all things are

sacred to you,

then how is it that baloney isn't sacred?

>>

 

Let's apply the notion of " context " here.

You snipped what I was responding to, therefore

removed the context of my remarks. You are

asking me about the meaning of my remarks

*out of context*.

 

I restore the context...here is what I was

responding to:

<<

Lets just cut to the chace.

It it can be spoken, it is baloney.

 

Now, follow that goat dropping, Hur!

 

Anything perceivable to the senses,

or conceivable to the mind sense, is baloney.

>>

The writer says, " If it can be spoken, it is

baloney. " How do you read that Dan? Does

that read to you as, " If it can be spoken

it is sacred? " Do you read the writer as

saying if it is perceivable to the senses,

conceivable to the " mind sense " , it is sacred?

 

What is the writer saying? What is the

significance of the attribute " baloney " here?

I read it as perjorative. How do you read it?

 

I am saying that to me all is sacred.

 

" Baloney " is not my term. I have no notion

of what would constitute baloney from my

perspective. It is a meaningless term to me.

 

Also, this is not to me an analytical

discussion, it is a poetic exchange.

 

The question to you then is...do you

understand what I wrote in an non-analytical

sense?

 

To me, " is baloney or is not-baloney "

is definitely not the question.

 

-Bill

 

 

 

 

 

dan330033 [dan330033]

Tuesday, August 05, 2003 2:53 PM

Nisargadatta

Re: Lets just cut to the chace.

 

 

Nisargadatta , " Bill Rishel " <plexus@x> wrote:

> Love is not baloney.

> Love can be expressed via words.

> Therefore all that is spoken is not baloney.

>

> There is sacredness in all things

> for the heart that knows the

> sacredness in all things.

>

> Sacredness does not equal baloney.

>

> -Bill

 

If, Bill, as you say, all things are

sacred to you,

then how is it that baloney isn't sacred?

 

Why would not sacredness equal baloney,

what prevents it?

 

-- Dan

 

 

 

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Bill,

 

What a beautiful post. It flows so exquisitely from you, so fluid, so

enlightening.

 

It holds the heart that El's post did not.

 

It seems El's post was pointing to the absolute of all absolutes, the ultimate,

where as Nisargadatta put it, " nothing is useful for anything " and " even God is

no longer " .

 

Such a wonderful heart felt post of yours Bill.

 

There is sacredness in all things

for the heart that knows the

sacredness in all things.

 

Almost card worthy...

 

Toby

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

>

> Bill Rishel [sMTP:plexus]

> Wednesday, August 06, 2003 1:14 AM

> Nisargadatta

> RE: Lets just cut to the chace.

>

> Love is not baloney.

> Love can be expressed via words.

> Therefore all that is spoken is not baloney.

>

> There is sacredness in all things

> for the heart that knows the

> sacredness in all things.

>

> Sacredness does not equal baloney.

>

> -Bill

>

>

> Elizabeth Wells [elizabethwells8]

> Monday, August 04, 2003 1:01 AM

> Nisargadatta

> Lets just cut to the chace.

>

>

>

> Lets just cut to the chace.

> It it can be spoken, it is baloney.

>

> Now, follow that goat dropping, Hur!

>

> Anything perceivable to the senses,

> or conceivable to the mind sense, is baloney.

>

>

> .

>

>

>

>

> **

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Nisargadatta , " dan330033 " <dan330033>

wrote:

> Nisargadatta , Sandeep Chatterjee

> <sandeepc@b...> wrote:

> > This is baloney,

> > That is baloney,

> > Out of baloney, arose baloney,

> > And when baloney arose,

> > What remained was still baloney.

>

> Yes, but did it ride away on a baloney pony?

>

> Freyja told me that it did -- I just want

> to see if you concur.

>

 

Dan,

 

You are so ridiculous,

you make me laugh!

 

Why do i understand you so well?

 

It must be that water we drank

in Orange, NJ.

 

CMDNJ stomping grounds,

 

Freyja

 

 

> > Om baloney

> > Om baloney

> > Om baloney

>

> Baloney om

> times three,

> to you,

> from me,

>

> Dan

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Nisargadatta , " Bill Rishel " <plexus@x> wrote:

> Dan,

>

> <<

> If, Bill, as you say, all things are

> sacred to you,

> then how is it that baloney isn't sacred?

> >>

>

> Let's apply the notion of " context " here.

> You snipped what I was responding to, therefore

> removed the context of my remarks. You are

> asking me about the meaning of my remarks

> *out of context*.

>

> I restore the context...here is what I was

> responding to:

> <<

> Lets just cut to the chace.

> It it can be spoken, it is baloney.

>

> Now, follow that goat dropping, Hur!

>

> Anything perceivable to the senses,

> or conceivable to the mind sense, is baloney.

> >>

> The writer says, " If it can be spoken, it is

> baloney. " How do you read that Dan? Does

> that read to you as, " If it can be spoken

> it is sacred? " Do you read the writer as

> saying if it is perceivable to the senses,

> conceivable to the " mind sense " , it is sacred?

>

> What is the writer saying? What is the

> significance of the attribute " baloney " here?

> I read it as perjorative. How do you read it?

>

> I am saying that to me all is sacred.

>

> " Baloney " is not my term. I have no notion

> of what would constitute baloney from my

> perspective. It is a meaningless term to me.

>

> Also, this is not to me an analytical

> discussion, it is a poetic exchange.

>

> The question to you then is...do you

> understand what I wrote in an non-analytical

> sense?

>

> To me, " is baloney or is not-baloney "

> is definitely not the question.

>

> -Bill

>

>

>

>

>

> dan330033 [dan330033]

> Tuesday, August 05, 2003 2:53 PM

> Nisargadatta

> Re: Lets just cut to the chace.

>

>

> Nisargadatta , " Bill Rishel " <plexus@x> wrote:

> > Love is not baloney.

> > Love can be expressed via words.

> > Therefore all that is spoken is not baloney.

> >

> > There is sacredness in all things

> > for the heart that knows the

> > sacredness in all things.

> >

> > Sacredness does not equal baloney.

> >

> > -Bill

 

Bill, I honestly have no clue why you get all

caught up in this kind of stuff.

 

It's beyond me.

 

I hope you're enjoying it.

 

-- Dan

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Nisargadatta , " Wilson, Toby "

<toby.wilson@t...> wrote:

> Bill,

>

> What a beautiful post. It flows so exquisitely from you, so fluid,

so enlightening.

>

> It holds the heart that El's post did not.

>

> It seems El's post was pointing to the absolute of all absolutes,

the ultimate, where as Nisargadatta put it, " nothing is useful for

anything " and " even God is no longer " .

>

> Such a wonderful heart felt post of yours Bill.

>

> There is sacredness in all things

> for the heart that knows the

> sacredness in all things.

>

> Almost card worthy...

>

> Toby

 

El is fine.

 

She manifests exactly as El is to manifest.

 

There is nothing manifesting out of place anywhere.

 

There's no need for enlightening remarks, for

one who is clear on the entirety of the manifestation.

 

-- Dan

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> El is fine.

>

> She manifests exactly as El is to manifest.

>

> There is nothing manifesting out of place anywhere.

>

> There's no need for enlightening remarks, for

> one who is clear on the entirety of the manifestation.

>

> -- Dan

>

>

To be " totally " clear on the entirety of the manifestation, there is not even a

need for oxygen if it were to be taken away. But, similar to enlightening

remarks, it is a nice bonus just the same.

 

Toby

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Nisargadatta , " Wilson, Toby "

<toby.wilson@t...> wrote:

>

> > El is fine.

> >

> > She manifests exactly as El is to manifest.

> >

> > There is nothing manifesting out of place anywhere.

> >

> > There's no need for enlightening remarks, for

> > one who is clear on the entirety of the manifestation.

> >

> > -- Dan

> >

> >

> To be " totally " clear on the entirety of the manifestation, there

is not even a need for oxygen if it were to be taken away. But,

similar to enlightening remarks, it is a nice bonus just the same.

>

> Toby

 

Hi Toby --

 

Yes, I like to breathe, among other things.

 

And I support your right to enjoy whatever

remarks you consider enlightening -- not

that you need my support to do that -- it

just happens to be the case ...

 

And, if I were deprived of oxygen, and kicking

and painfully attempting to gasp for breath that wasn't

there, I died -- the totality of manifestation

would go on just as it is -- timelessly.

 

-- Dan

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> And, if I were deprived of oxygen, and kicking

> and painfully attempting to gasp for breath that wasn't

> there, I died -- the totality of manifestation

> would go on just as it is -- timelessly.

>

> -- Dan

>

>

It seems there is an association with " I " and the physical body. Is this a new,

updated, non-absolute Dan we are dealing with here?

>

> Toby

>

>

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Nisargadatta , " Wilson, Toby "

<toby.wilson@t...> wrote:

>

> > And, if I were deprived of oxygen, and kicking

> > and painfully attempting to gasp for breath that wasn't

> > there, I died -- the totality of manifestation

> > would go on just as it is -- timelessly.

> >

> > -- Dan

> >

> >

> It seems there is an association with " I " and the physical body.

Is this a new, updated, non-absolute Dan we are dealing with here?

> >

> > Toby

 

I've never been absolute, nor has anything I've said

ever had any absolute value.

 

In fact, the word " absolute " and any ideas about

what the absolute is, are relative to whomever

is saying that, and whomever is hearing, or reading

the words, processing the ideas.

 

So, yes, this is a non-absolute Dan, as new as Toby is

this moment, and as updated as " now, " which never

moves anywhere, or changes into anything, could be.

 

-- Dan

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> I've never been absolute, nor has anything I've said

> ever had any absolute value.

>

> In fact, the word " absolute " and any ideas about

> what the absolute is, are relative to whomever

> is saying that, and whomever is hearing, or reading

> the words, processing the ideas.

>

> So, yes, this is a non-absolute Dan, as new as Toby is

> this moment, and as updated as " now, " which never

> moves anywhere, or changes into anything, could be.

>

> -- Dan

 

 

I would haullucinate that you have never been anything but absolute

and there is " nothing " that has " any " absolute value.

 

The absolute is not an idea. No ideas attach to the absolute, about

what it is, how to " get " there, how it works and so on. It

simply " is " , whatever " is " , as " is " . Nothing more, nothing less.

 

> > and as updated as " now, " which never

> > moves anywhere, or changes into anything.

 

I associate the imaginary idea or concept of " beautifully written "

with these words. ;-)

 

Toby

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