Nonduality Salon Website Update

[Guest guest]

You know my Irish friend Peter Collins? Wow! Met Peter at the dastardly Ken

Wilber Forum about a year ago ~ in fact he was one of a few gentlemen there haha

~ a real Mystic ~ His stuff is hard to understand .. a few of us helped him to

'humanise it' for lesser minds ~ like ours ~

 

Thanks for sharing Jerry,

 

Colette

 

"Jerry M. Katz" wrote:

> umbada (Jerry M. Katz)

>

> Hello:

>

> Made some changes and additions to the Nonduality Salon web

> pages.

>

> Added the following to the Realizers/Confessors List:

>

> (Note: The Realizers/Confessors list is now much easier to

> navigate. Instead of one long page of over 200 names and

> quotes, it has been divided into eight pages: Main,

> Introduction, A-D, E-H, I-L, M-P, Q-T, U-Z)

>

> David | Thayumanavar | Kate Wheeler | Peter Collins | Haiku

> Poets (Japanese) | Thomas J. McFarlane | S.S. Shankar |

> Mirror | Anand Amrit | William Fahey | Hilda Charlton |

> Swami Beyondananda | Durius Nguyen

> The Desert Fathers | Ma | Alice Bailey | Padre Pio

>

> Made available Nonduality Salon Chat: fun, informal, just

> type in your name and join the discussion; there are no set

> hours, you have to poke your head in and see if anyone's

> there.

>

> To check it all out, please go to

>

> <a href="http://www.nonduality.com/new.htm">

>

> Note that Mirror is on the Nonduality Salon list. There are

> several others on the list that I'll eventually create web

> pages for. Mirror/Mira already has a web page (an excellent

> one), so it was a matter of linking.

>

> You'll find that the names added form the usual eclectic

> bunch. Shankar and Fahey are both artists; their paintings

> are featured, though they've composed words to go with their

> art.

>

> Collins and McFarlane are mathematicians and their work is

> 'heavy' and nondual related.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Jerry

>