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In a message dated 10/1/1999 2:05:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

a.macnab writes:

 

<< andrew macnab <a.macnab

 

Hi, Harsha,

I don't know if you meant to send this to me or

not, but anyway I say it applies to just about all

posters and posts on .

 

All the best,

 

andrew >>

 

I meant to send my warmest regards and appreciation to you Andrew and

everyone else but perhaps did not know how to do it. Rainbolilly (Annette)

had mentioned how she coordinated on the Internet and got some physicians and

health care workers to go to Nepal and serve the poor there and so I was very

moved by that. I feel fortunate to have the company of so many bright and

wise people of such depth. Annette is right. This new technology is allowing

for something marvelous to happen and fellowships can take place which

otherwise would not have. Zenbob (Zenbabaji to the devotees), for example,

has made me laugh until tears rolled down my eyes. Aleks, Annette, Antoine

and Andrew (and that's just the A's) -- and so many others have this

enchanting quality of joy, understanding, and innocence. Well, there are so

many others, and how many names could one mention. Behind each name is only

One, where the I and you merge. What remains then is Pure Simplicity. I like

what Christopher Wynter has said that Simplicity cannot be overwhelmed

because Simplicity itself is overwhelming. Simplicity moves us, humor

delights us, love fill us, and contentment allows us to be silent.

 

In Gratitude and appreciation towards you all

with Love

Harsha

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In a message dated 10/02/1999 12:04:37 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

HarshaIMTM writes:

 

<< Zenbob (Zenbabaji to the devotees), for example,

has made me laugh until tears rolled down my eyes. Aleks, Annette, Antoine

and Andrew (and that's just the A's) -- and so many others have this

enchanting quality of joy, understanding, and innocence. Well, there are so

many others, and how many names could one mention. Behind each name is only

One, where the I and you merge. What remains then is Pure Simplicity. I like

what Christopher Wynter has said that Simplicity cannot be overwhelmed

because Simplicity itself is overwhelming. Simplicity moves us, humor

delights us, love fill us, and contentment allows us to be silent.

 

In Gratitude and appreciation towards you all

with Love

Harsha >>

 

Harsha, upon returning from dancing tonight *g* it's rather late here,

I was reflecting on the beautiful elegance of your simplicity and how

inspiring it is for us all :-)

 

L*L*L

~ Rainbo ~