Searching a Genuine Tantrik or Saint- what a mockery

[Guest guest]

Dear Readers,

 

Please listen to a story.

 

Case study: How do you make others sympathize with you and thereafter

make the same to get angry - the cyber way.

 

number 1) seek sympathy. seek help. Claim you have the incurable.

Claim that you have tried everything and didn't work.

 

number 2) receive the mail. say that you have tried all. didn't work.

Make it sound as if you have searched the whole world yet the so-

called tantrika is elusive. At the same time subtly try to 'show'

your deep knowledge regarding these things. Throw in some 'technical'

words. Show your gratitude for those praying to you and expressing

their love for you in whatever way they do, but also hint at the

ineffectiveness of these.

 

number 4) become bolder. show that you are a deep thinker. argue

about the saints, about karma. Somehow manage to make an impression

that you know more than the others and that you know what you need to

cure yourself - the super tantrika. Make others know that you know

how to become a super tantrika.

 

Note: However the irony that escapes others is why have not you tried

to become one yourself - super tantrik (not roadside tantrik, no pun

intended) and suffered for decades. We don't know why? Even now its

not too late.

 

number 5) finally invite the anger of others and thereafter cringe at

the shallow understanding of others.

 

Essence of becoming a cyber-pest (a part from scammers,

phissing,hacking etc): Make others sympathize to you. Thereafter

belittle others at their shallow understanding of your problem.

Finally let them know the answer you need for your problem.

 

Message to the 'sufferer' : Get a life.

 

Message to the rest of us: Have a break, have a kit-kat. What you

read was just an 'advertisment'.

[Guest guest]

Very insightful -- and pretty funny (not to mention exasperatingly

familiar) too.

 

Thank you

 

DB

 

 

, " sashimha " <sashimha

wrote:

>

> Dear Readers,

>

> Please listen to a story.

>

> Case study: How do you make others sympathize with you and

thereafter

> make the same to get angry - the cyber way.

>

> number 1) seek sympathy. seek help. Claim you have the incurable.

> Claim that you have tried everything and didn't work.

>

> number 2) receive the mail. say that you have tried all. didn't

work.

> Make it sound as if you have searched the whole world yet the so-

> called tantrika is elusive. At the same time subtly try to 'show'

> your deep knowledge regarding these things. Throw in

some 'technical'

> words.

> number 3) Show your gratitude for those praying to you and

expressing

> their love for you in whatever way they do, but also hint at the

> ineffectiveness of these.

>

> number 4) become bolder. show that you are a deep thinker. argue

> about the saints, about karma. Somehow manage to make an impression

> that you know more than the others and that you know what you need

to

> cure yourself - the super tantrika. Make others know that you know

> how to become a super tantrika.

>

> Note: However the irony that escapes others is why have not you

tried

> to become one yourself - super tantrik (not roadside tantrik, no

pun

> intended) and suffered for decades. We don't know why? Even now its

> not too late.

>

> number 5) finally invite the anger of others and thereafter cringe

at

> the shallow understanding of others.

>

> Essence of becoming a cyber-pest (a part from scammers,

> phissing,hacking etc): Make others sympathize to you. Thereafter

> belittle others at their shallow understanding of your problem.

> Finally let them know the answer you need for your problem.

>

> Message to the 'sufferer' : Get a life.

>

> Message to the rest of us: Have a break, have a kit-kat. What you

> read was just an 'advertisment'.

>

[Guest guest]

he he!! Too bad...he did not read this one. He left 1 minute before

this (what a mockery!) was posted (assuming server shows the

time stamps from the same time zone for all activities).

 

, " Devi Bhakta "

<devi_bhakta wrote:

>

> Very insightful -- and pretty funny (not to mention exasperatingly

> familiar) too.

>

> Thank you

>

> DB

>

>

> , " sashimha " <sashimha@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Readers,

> >

> > Please listen to a story.

> > Note: However the irony that escapes others is why have not you

> tried

> > to become one yourself - super tantrik (not roadside tantrik, no

> pun

> > intended) and suffered for decades. We don't know why? Even now

its

 

> >

> > Message to the 'sufferer' : Get a life.

> >

> > Message to the rest of us: Have a break, have a kit-kat. What you

> > read was just an 'advertisment'.

> >

>