/Gloria

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At 10:11 AM 9/20/99 , Harsha (Dr. Harsh K. Luthar) wrote:

 

Thanks Gloria! Your analysis is brilliant and insightful; especially so as

>it is based on much experience, reading, and reflection and having spent

>time with the Dalai Lama.. I appreciate your pointing out all the subtleties

>and nuances as they are easy to miss by someone just being exposed to

>Buddhism. You bring much richness and many gifts to this fellowship Gloria.

>I am entering you into the Swami Contest! :-).

 

 

I agree on all points! Let's see, should she be a Rinpoche or a Geshe?

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In a message dated 9/20/99 7:29:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time, goode

writes:

 

<< I agree on all points! Let's see, should she be a Rinpoche or a Geshe?

 

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Oh definitely a Geshe, as it allow many more humorous incidents with people

accusing her of being nothing more than a fancy "Geisha!"

 

It is important if the Swami as Female be seen with many

famous actors and actresses, and often berating them on their terrible public

behavior. She should also wear silk Saris that are often quite translucent

and also to "accidentally expose" herself

so that "paparazzi" get photos and thereby increase her popularity with men.

She will need to be most severe in her criticism of such photographers, of

course. As an enlightened being, however, she cannot feel any shame or need

for false modesty over her "simple human form."

 

Cheers

 

Blessings

Love,

 

Zenbob

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On Mon, 20 Sep 1999 ZEN2WRK wrote:

> Oh definitely a Geshe, as it allow many more humorous incidents with people

> accusing her of being nothing more than a fancy "Geisha!"

>

> It is important if the Swami as Female be seen with many

> famous actors and actresses, and often berating them on their terrible public

> behavior. She should also wear silk Saris that are often quite translucent

> and also to "accidentally expose" herself

> so that "paparazzi" get photos and thereby increase her popularity with men.

> She will need to be most severe in her criticism of such photographers, of

> course. As an enlightened being, however, she cannot feel any shame or need

> for false modesty over her "simple human form."

 

In the depictions of my beloved Tara, she usually is wearing scarves and

jewelry in key places (sometimes not at all ).

 

Of course, she is also green .

 

om tare tuttare ture soha!

 

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