Agama E Resources do exist

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Dear Bhagavatas,

 

I am writing to assure you that the Agama resources that I have

listed in my various postings do indeed exist. I apologize for any

confusion caused by my cutting and pasting of the links. I sent an

addendum email to the group and a personal email to Srinivasan

Sowmianarayanan explaining how to access the links in the most

recent posting. A Bhagavata sent personal email acknowledging that

he has been able to access the material referenced in my postings.

If individuals continue to have problems, then the difficulty must

be in their own internet skills, settings on their machines, the

browsers that they are using, or transitory outages at the sites

hosting the materials. These are factors that I cannot

anticipate. Please note, however, that I have not yet critically

examined and reviewed each and every E resource before posting its

location. Some of the resources may have issues. For example, one

resource in the Million Books project was so light that it was

difficult (but not impossible) to read.

 

I have spent hours over the past few weeks locating this material

and sharing it with all of the Bhagavatas reading the Oppiliappan

site. I have more material which I will post in the future. At

some point, I will summarize all the individual postings into one

integrated document. I decided to post this material in the way

that I have in order to get feed back in the form of additional

references and links, as well as to assess the interest in the

Agamas among the international Bhagavata community. I am happy

that some of the Bhagavatas are interested in the fascinating

material in the Agamas.

 

I hope that all of the Bhagavatas who read the Oppiliappan site will

contribute to the gathering and sharing of information about the

Agamas in a friendly and fraternal way, free of the negativity and

curtness that often makes internet forums so tiresome.

 

Respectfully,

 

Bob

Robert D. Evans