Re:nipple travel To go where no man has gone before

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--- reneedots <reneedots wrote:

Renee

what a funny monologue. I am glad you have have been

so supportive in a " non supportive " and non

-constrictive way of the adventursome movements of

certain body parts. It gave me quite a laugh

georgeann

 

> Hi Georgeann,

> I understand exactly how you found vitvan!

> That's how things come

> to Me. It's going to take me a few weeks to get thru

> the books that I

> have committed to reading first, but now I'm anxious

> to get to

> Christos. I did read his biography, and was really

> interested in the

> guy.

> As per one of your comments in an earlier

> post....and, by the

> way, thank you for the jin shin exercises that you

> posted.....I

> maintain that my breasts are where they have always

> been......my

> nipples, however, being of more adventurous nature,

> have taken up an

> expedition to explore the southern hemisphere, with

> a goal to reach

> it some time during this lifetime.....the fact that

> they are

> connected to my breasts is unfortunate, but

> unavoidable. My breasts

> have been very accomodating in allowing my nipples

> the

> extra....ummm.... " space " ....they desire in their

> quest for new

> regions. They really have a close

> relationship....who am I to

> interfere with their agreement with each other? (I'm

> just glad they

> all get along) Ha!

> Oh....and Georgeann....no need to Ever apologize

> for being long

> winded with me.....I can't seem to make Any story

> short!! Blessings,

> Renee

>

>

>

> --- In

> ,

> Georgeann

> Muntin <gmuntin> wrote:

> >

> > Hi renee

> > I think the Christos is a good place to start with

> him

> > along with his short and easy to read bio. It's

> sort

> > of strange how I found out about him.(this is the

> long

> > answer as i have my feet up and ready to tell a

> story

> > on my laptop so I apologize for its non brevity)

> I

> > had had this strong urge for several years to go

> to

> > Great Basin National Park on the Utah/Nevada

> border,

> > very remote, has the oldest living beings on the

> > planet, trees 2,500-5000 years old called

> bristlecone.

> > One time I got within a few miles of the place and

> > turned around an went in another direction. But in

> > 2003 I was stressed out big time from my job, I

> took a

> > 2 month leave of absence, packed my camping gear

> and

> > headed for the park, with a I don't know why I

> just

> > have to go there but I do attitude. Just when you

> get

> > to the entrance of the park there is this sign

> that

> > says > School of Natural order and it points down

> a

> > dirt road that goes off into the high desert foot

> > hills. After I had camped in the park awhile and

> got

> > to know some people in Baker Arizona the closest

> town,

> > well actually its 2 bar restaraunts and a

> gasstation ,

> > I asked them what was that school about. They said

> > well its some religious commune, some guy called

> > vitvan, and when i would ask well what kind of

> > religion, they would hem and haw and couldnt

> really

> > say, but they all said oh just drive up there they

> > wont mind. Myself being a little commune

> suspicious I

> > really wasnt going to go up there, but then one

> > evening as i was leaving the gasstation

> laundrymat, at

> > dusk, this guy comes up to me and says he is a

> > professional photographer and would like to take

> some

> > pictures of my car. (I had made it into an

> > artcar,painted and glued stuff on it> he said he

> was

> > traveling through from the East Coast and saw my

> car

> > in the gas station and wanted to shoot it, but

> since

> > there was not enough light how about tomorrow. I

> say

> > sure and he says well Im staying at the Home Farm,

> why

> > don't you just come over there. So I did, I went

> down

> > that old road, past jack rabbits and a guy walking

> a

> > three legged dog, to this little oais of big trees

> and

> > grassy lawn, some really old buildings of stone, a

> > central building house with a porch, and up around

> it

> > other buildings and trailers. We decide to shoot

> My

> > car, way back on the property in a place where it

> > seems people had dumped old rusted vehicles for

> > decades. Afterwards I met the interesting

> assortment

> > of people who live there and they told me about

> > vitvan, very low key. this was his ranch, the last

> > place he lived and taught and died and was buried

> on

> > the land. they basically live there and send out

> his

> > books and tapes to people who request them Most

> people

> > have other jobs, they work at the state park or at

> the

> > local school or restarurant. they eat together

> twice a

> > week, have a meditation each night and plan a

> couple

> > of workshops in the summer. I bought a couple of

> his

> > books from them, the Christos was one, and went

> back

> > to my campsite. I stayed at great Basin for almost

> 2

> > months, and once or twice a week I would go back

> up to

> > the home farm. i offered them Jin shin treatments,

> > hung out, and shared some meals. I kept reading

> more

> > and more and it just resonated with me. sometimes

> > after reading a particular part i would just stop

> and

> > applaud. I was very interested to find such an

> > American Master. I had already also discovered

> Peace

> > Pilgrim, another American Master and Vitvan was so

> > untraditional, a very manly backwoods sort of guy.

> I

> > continued reading his work until I read everything

> he

> > had published, and then I began listening to his

> > tapes. He really broke things down in a very clear

> way

> > I felt, and while my Kundalini awakening is a

> result

> > of all my varied paths, it was really practicing

> > vitvan that I feel had the strongest influence. I

> > would also suggest if you are still interested

> after

> > Christos his book one two and three of lessons. I

> > found those the most helpful of his writings. When

> I

> > got back from my 2 moths in big basin, i quit my

> job

> > of Director that I had had for 16 years, sat a

> number

> > of silent retreats, and bought a small rv which is

> > where i live, and where i am sitting right now,

> (in

> > the commuter parking lot at an exit off the

> freeway by

> > san rafael california.) I have now listenend to

> almost

> > all of his tapes and am going through them a

> second

> > time. He continues to guide me through his work as

> do

> > some of the people he recommended reading such as

> Shri

> > Aurobindo. when I listen to these tapes, recorded

> in

> > the 1950s, I am amazed at the things he is telling

> his

> > students. I mean this is pre woman's lib, civil

> rights

> > in its infancy, almost nothing but a traditional

> > christian influence, very little eastern thought

> had

> > made it into america, and hes teaching energy

> centers

>

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