Who's the owner of this ? A New Film on Nisargadatta TATVAMASI

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Nisargadatta , " dan330033 " <dan330033 wrote:

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> Nisargadatta , " parpisculus " <paulfe@> wrote:

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> > " duveyoung " <edg@> wrote:

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> > > And to come here day after day and only find, well, childishness that

would drive away almost any newbie from all-things-Nisargadatta, is a sad thing

indeed.

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> > Mm...yeah, that's my impression, and that's my conclusion. I've been

lurking here for two or three days, and there's nothing much going on here but

banter. The place sort of shut down for the weekend too, which is often a sign

that people are just using it for a diversion Monday to Friday at work.

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> > > This place now seems to me to be as if a bombed out church that is

inhabited by a few derelicts who pretend it is the Vatican and each one of them

the Pope, but in reality, all that's left out of the 1300+ folks who signed up

here are spiritually ratty squatters shitting on the good name of Nisargadatta

by being insane on purpose instead of wise, loving, caring, etc.

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> > Yeah, but it's *their* space and that's what they're doing with it. Let

people have their fun. Don't be thinking that just cuz a place calls itself a

Nisargadatta forum that that's what it actually is. But do you know of a place

where there *is* an interested group of internet forum people talking about

Nisargadatta and what he taught? I'd really like to be a part of it if it

exists. I've come up with this place:

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http://now-for-you.com/viewforum.php?f=26 & sid=132b4b92d77d2196be684cadaf3ff048

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> > ...but it's really slow - I think the last post in the Nisargadatta forum

was in March or April this year or something. (Interestingly, the Adyashanti

forum is buzzing, as is the Tolle forum, and just about any other forum whose

teacher is still walking the planet. I guess people like a teacher they can

*touch* lol.

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> Yes, there must be an interesting forum with lots of adoration of a dead

teacher somewhere.

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> Throw the bums a dime in your seeking prime.

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> Kill the Buddhas on the road...

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> .. and all the dharma bums lolling about the cyber temple and

> smoking cheap beedies on the street.

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> - D -

 

There was a point here when everything was very disoriented -- was like the rug

had been pulled out from under.

 

Nis's writings seemed to help quite a bit in making sense of what was happening.

 

But they can't pull the rug out from under anyone.