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Alan Scherr,58, and his 13-year-old daughter were among six Americans

killed in Mumbai. He was a Vedic astrologer, meditation teacher and had

lived alongside a dozen monks and 35 others at the Synchronicity

Foundation 450-acre complex in the Blue Ridge Mountains for the past 13

years.

 

" Alan and his wife Kia have been integral members of the Synchronicity

community for more than a decade since moving to Faber with their young

daughter Naomi, " an announcement on the group's Web site said. Ms.

Scherr and her two sons had remained in the U.S.

 

For much of his adult life, Mr. Scherr taught meditation and helped to

produce the group's literature. Before moving to Virginia in 1996, Mr.

Scherr was an art professor at the University of Maryland and at Loyola

College in Maryland.

http://www.careerjournal.com/article/SB122792148884565837.html

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Dear list members,

 

Thanks for informing, Joody. An international tragedy can strike

close to home, including the astrology community.

 

May God bless the departed souls with peace and comfort their loved

ones at this difficult time.

 

Best wishes,

 

Thor

 

SAMVA , " juicyjoody " <joodyjoo wrote:

>

> Alan Scherr,58, and his 13-year-old daughter were among six

Americans

> killed in Mumbai. He was a Vedic astrologer, meditation teacher and

had

> lived alongside a dozen monks and 35 others at the Synchronicity

> Foundation 450-acre complex in the Blue Ridge Mountains for the

past 13

> years.

>

> " Alan and his wife Kia have been integral members of the

Synchronicity

> community for more than a decade since moving to Faber with their

young

> daughter Naomi, " an announcement on the group's Web site said. Ms.

> Scherr and her two sons had remained in the U.S.

>

> For much of his adult life, Mr. Scherr taught meditation and helped

to

> produce the group's literature. Before moving to Virginia in 1996,

Mr.

> Scherr was an art professor at the University of Maryland and at

Loyola

> College in Maryland.

> http://www.careerjournal.com/article/SB122792148884565837.html

>

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