Guest guest Posted March 9, 2006 Report Share Posted March 9, 2006 Hi Richard I'd have to say we still have the triad, as long as we want. But it brings up a related question. Someone, Tara I think, said that we all share an energetic connection, or something along those lines. I really liked the sound of that, but most of the time I still feel pretty disconnected. I'm hoping this feeling will change as I get to meet some people this weekend. The overt connections we share, communicating like this with language, is never sufficient. Language is not complete without facial expressions, postures and gestures -- not to mention other ways of communicating that go beyond language. So meeting in this way comes off as a little superficial most of the time. And we probably get all the wrong impressions a lot of the time. Once I made friends with someone through a , and called him on the phone and was just horrified at what a jerk he was. But of course it could just as easily go the other way, and two people who don't hit it off by email could " connect " really well face to face. It's frustrating that you all live so far away. In fact, I invite everyone to San Diego this weekend. Dinner's on me, and you can sleep in -- well I've got some room in the back of the station wagon! We're even expecting a huge snowstorm here in the mountains. C'mon, John R, Austraila's not that far away, is it? JohnE , richardstuart wrote: > > Hi John how are you .........and John R. > Nope i had no irritation at all,don't think it was the Triad. > Are we all 3 still doing the Triad. > Blessings Richard. > - > nologo3 > > Thursday, March 09, 2006 9:24 AM > irritability (menopause?) > > > Anybody have problems with irritability? I used to be so easy- gong, > I'd just let people do their thing... then when we started this > triadic activation I was unsually irritable for a couple days, but it > seemed to pass, and I didn't want to make a big deal about it. But > lately it's gotten worse. I told a friend at work that every little > thing seemed to realy irk me, and both of us blurted out at the same > moment: " It must be male menopause! " > But I'm MUCH too young for such a thing! Is it a K side effect? Am I > maybe resisting too much? Should I just hope it passes? Or should I > follow my impulse and be irascible? (I'm not putting up with ANYTHING > these days, but this is very unlike me). > > John E > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 9, 2006 Report Share Posted March 9, 2006 You folks are so lucky living all in California and being able to attend the seminars... Sel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 9, 2006 Report Share Posted March 9, 2006 Wish I could be there. Expect to hear from an (even more) enlightened group of California-based kundalites next week !! Have fun, take care - John R. - nologo3 Friday, March 10, 2006 12:17 PM connections (was irritability) Hi Richard I'd have to say we still have the triad, as long as we want. But it brings up a related question. Someone, Tara I think, said that we all share an energetic connection, or something along those lines. I really liked the sound of that, but most of the time I still feel pretty disconnected. I'm hoping this feeling will change as I get to meet some people this weekend. The overt connections we share, communicating like this with language, is never sufficient. Language is not complete without facial expressions, postures and gestures -- not to mention other ways of communicating that go beyond language. So meeting in this way comes off as a little superficial most of the time. And we probably get all the wrong impressions a lot of the time. Once I made friends with someone through a , and called him on the phone and was just horrified at what a jerk he was. But of course it could just as easily go the other way, and two people who don't hit it off by email could " connect " really well face to face. It's frustrating that you all live so far away. In fact, I invite everyone to San Diego this weekend. Dinner's on me, and you can sleep in -- well I've got some room in the back of the station wagon! We're even expecting a huge snowstorm here in the mountains. C'mon, John R, Austraila's not that far away, is it? JohnE , richardstuart wrote: > > Hi John how are you .........and John R. > Nope i had no irritation at all,don't think it was the Triad. > Are we all 3 still doing the Triad. > Blessings Richard. > - > nologo3 > > Thursday, March 09, 2006 9:24 AM > irritability (menopause?) > > > Anybody have problems with irritability? I used to be so easy- gong, > I'd just let people do their thing... then when we started this > triadic activation I was unsually irritable for a couple days, but it > seemed to pass, and I didn't want to make a big deal about it. But > lately it's gotten worse. I told a friend at work that every little > thing seemed to realy irk me, and both of us blurted out at the same > moment: " It must be male menopause! " > But I'm MUCH too young for such a thing! Is it a K side effect? Am I > maybe resisting too much? Should I just hope it passes? Or should I > follow my impulse and be irascible? (I'm not putting up with ANYTHING > these days, but this is very unlike me). > > John E > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 9, 2006 Report Share Posted March 9, 2006 Hi sorry i lecture that weekend and this engagement has been set for a long time. Anyways Snow in the Mountains do you know where i live!!!!!!!!!!! The Great White North,next to the Mountains thats where,we have enough of the White Stuff,i was looking for the Sun. I'm sure you will all have a great time in San Diego. Blessings Richard. - nologo3 Thursday, March 09, 2006 6:17 PM connections (was irritability) Hi Richard I'd have to say we still have the triad, as long as we want. But it brings up a related question. Someone, Tara I think, said that we all share an energetic connection, or something along those lines. I really liked the sound of that, but most of the time I still feel pretty disconnected. I'm hoping this feeling will change as I get to meet some people this weekend. The overt connections we share, communicating like this with language, is never sufficient. Language is not complete without facial expressions, postures and gestures -- not to mention other ways of communicating that go beyond language. So meeting in this way comes off as a little superficial most of the time. And we probably get all the wrong impressions a lot of the time. Once I made friends with someone through a , and called him on the phone and was just horrified at what a jerk he was. But of course it could just as easily go the other way, and two people who don't hit it off by email could " connect " really well face to face. It's frustrating that you all live so far away. In fact, I invite everyone to San Diego this weekend. Dinner's on me, and you can sleep in -- well I've got some room in the back of the station wagon! We're even expecting a huge snowstorm here in the mountains. C'mon, John R, Austraila's not that far away, is it? JohnE , richardstuart wrote: > > Hi John how are you .........and John R. > Nope i had no irritation at all,don't think it was the Triad. > Are we all 3 still doing the Triad. > Blessings Richard. > - > nologo3 > > Thursday, March 09, 2006 9:24 AM > irritability (menopause?) > > > Anybody have problems with irritability? I used to be so easy- gong, > I'd just let people do their thing... then when we started this > triadic activation I was unsually irritable for a couple days, but it > seemed to pass, and I didn't want to make a big deal about it. But > lately it's gotten worse. I told a friend at work that every little > thing seemed to realy irk me, and both of us blurted out at the same > moment: " It must be male menopause! " > But I'm MUCH too young for such a thing! Is it a K side effect? Am I > maybe resisting too much? Should I just hope it passes? Or should I > follow my impulse and be irascible? (I'm not putting up with ANYTHING > these days, but this is very unlike me). > > John E > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 9, 2006 Report Share Posted March 9, 2006 We are lucky you are here with us now in this realtime - c selena230 <selena230 wrote: You folks are so lucky living all in California and being able to attend the seminars... Sel Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 9, 2006 Report Share Posted March 9, 2006 richardstuart wrote: > Anyways Snow in the Mountains do you know where i live!!!!!!!!!!! > The Great White North,next to the Mountains thats where,we have enough of the White Stuff,i was looking for the Sun. As the famous song lyric goes: " Hate California, it's cold and it's damp. " ... which is true, in May and June. But if you come for Christmas, don't forget your sunscreen! I guess we can't complain... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2006 Report Share Posted March 10, 2006 No we can't complain otherwise Miss ''K'' will be after that vibration.Ha! Hope you and John are doing well. R.................. - nologo3 Thursday, March 09, 2006 11:32 PM Re: connections (was irritability) richardstuart wrote: > Anyways Snow in the Mountains do you know where i live!!!!!!!!!!! > The Great White North,next to the Mountains thats where,we have enough of the White Stuff,i was looking for the Sun. As the famous song lyric goes: " Hate California, it's cold and it's damp. " ... which is true, in May and June. But if you come for Christmas, don't forget your sunscreen! I guess we can't complain... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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