2-TMNEWS, from Mark Kincaid...2/16...... RE: Facts every Indian should be proud of...and West & East!

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Dear Friends:

 

Here are some interesting thoughts related to Jyotish & West & East....

 

 

Mark K.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear All:

 

I think we're missing, something...here...

 

In the expression...of the congratulations... of some....'East Indians'.... the fact...that there is within each one of ...

 

us.... the extreme...potential...of human life... in the Vedic Knowledge..

 

Personally, I think God created a western civilization...to focus on the outer...material values...and for the East.... the more inward, spiritual traditions...

 

But, it's occuring as of late...that life...includes both of these values...

together..

 

And I bet...god has a plan...to unite...the best of the west...to the best of the East...

 

There is soooo much wonderful knowledge...in the Ved...especially in Maharish's special, revival of Vedic wisdom...

 

However, the Western mentality has something to offer....

 

And some of that...includes...mastery over certain aspects of material life.

 

Some of these improvements especailly in the area of agriculture and medicine can even help the west.

 

There is also another aspect to western civilization mentality...which I think will be helpful,.... in a complementary fashion...

 

And that is the Mars...individuality,.... entreprising spirit,.... that the West...so well exemplifys...

 

though it's been rumored that Maharishi himself might have an exalted Mars in his chart...

 

which would make him the perfect person..to bring out this knowledge and deal with the activity...addicted....do, do, do...spirit of the west...

 

and bring that ....all, back to the silent...nature of the Self....

 

 

 

Jai Guru!

 

 

 

Mark Kincaid

 

 

 

 

 

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> " Shaasa A. Ruzicka " <amritasyaputra

> TMNEWS

> Sun, 15 Feb 2004 16:39:09 -0500 (EST)

> TMNEWS

> TMNEWS RE: Facts every Indian should be proud of

>

>

> Dear Henning,

>

>> because it is supposed to be useless. So they do not learn

>> fairness, honesty and how to team up. That?s why politics is

>> in a bad shape and with it the whole state and society.

>

> are trying to suggest by your smearing of India that we in the West are the

> experts of fair play because we have been taught so?

>

> Fortunately you stopped short of praising the great teamwork of the Nazis. Are

> inhumanity of inquisition, genocide of american indios, bombing of Nagasaki,

> Hiroshima, Serbia, starving out and bombing Iraq any examples of the Western

> fair play?

>

> I do not see any happenings of such magnitude in Indian past and present. They

> may not been able to defend themselves agains Muslims - but at least they

> tried to maintain the rests of Vedic Civilization (which our " western sense of

> fair-play " is about to eradicate completely)

>

> With Maharishi's help Vedic Civilization will replace the beastly western

> " culture " .

>

> With best wishes,

>

> Sasha

>

> PS. >

>> If you think about that fact and rethink on that list,

>> you?ll notice, that there is no famous team-player, let alone

>> a world champion team on that list!

>

> Maybe not on that list but in the sports which are popular in India, there are

> great many of top athletes: in cricket India is top, in tennis world champs

> and wimbledon winners are not too rare, etc.

>

> And incidentaly, those countries with most of the " achievements " in sports are

> those with biggest problems with drugs and doping. Don't forget that.

>

> S.

>

>

>

> TMNEWS , raschen-corwin@t... wrote on Sun 02/15:

>>

>> Thanks for that interesting list!

>> It made me wonder why India never became powerfull enough

>> to defend itself against the Muslim invasion...or any

>> other invasion afterwards.

>>

>> If you think about that fact and rethink on that list,

>> you?ll notice, that there is no famous team-player, let alone

>> a world champion team on that list!

>>

>> Indians seem to be bad team players.

>> I have been told that the kids do not learn it in public schools

>> because it is supposed to be useless. So they do not learn

> fairness, honesty and how to team up. That?s why politics is

>> in a bad shape and with it the whole state and society.

>>

>> MMY was not a brilliant team player either.

>> Does anybody wonder about the shape of the movement?

>>

>> Namaste, Henning

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