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[Guest guest]

The unique and wonderful

East-West "fusion" acoustic

music group of the '70s,

"Shakti," will be giving a

concert at Symphony Space in

New York City at 8 PM on

June 27th under the auspices

of The JVC Jazz Festival.

Festival information is

available by calling 212-

501-1390.

 

For those of you who've

forgotten, the original

"Shakti" personnel included

the dazzling percussionist

Zakir Hussain, pioneering

fusion guitarist "Mahavishnu"

John McLaughlin, and the

very adventurous Carnatic

violinist L.Shankar -- if

even one of these virtuousi

is involved in the reunion

it'll be an extraordinary

evening indeed!

 

 

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http://www.users.uniserve.com/~samuel/brucsong.htm

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[Guest guest]

I received the following letter. At the bottom is an excerpt from this

teacher/missionary:

 

> Jerry: Yesterday I submitted Shuddhananda's name to you. Please let me

> know if you need more information. I think I put it in the guestbook

> section. He is a wonderful teacher, friend, guru (which he denies, of

> course)and absolutely the most loving human being I have ever known.

> Apart from that, he is a former professor of economics but he gave that

> all up to become a Hindu monk. Anyway, let me know if you are interested

> in learning more about "Swamiji". By the way, you can see his website at

<http://www.flash.net/~jemini/swami.htm>

 

 

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Here is the excerpt:

 

 

"At this moment we are concentrating on taking care of the people so

that they can be on their own. This is the need of the hour. There is no

education, no proper means to earn money. The deprivation at the

physical level is so deep. I would love them to get strength in their

bodies first. There are villages that have started temples on their own.

I have never told any one of them to have temples. They have come and

told me, "Babaji, we want to have a temple. Our village is transformed.

It has become such a holy place. So we want to have temples." But mind

you, we never went there to teach or preach religion. We went there only

with our heart open to give love and give them the understanding that

they have the same self-respect and self-dignity as anybody else has in

this world. And once they have that, spirituality will blossom out of

their hearts."

 

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