Guest guest Posted October 11, 1999 Report Share Posted October 11, 1999 >Mike: Hi. > I translate stuff on Dzogchen and Mahamudra and - very occasionally - >Ch'an, as well as alchelical texts from the Old and classical French and am >also fairly well versed in certain aspects of Chinese alchemy. >I've also studied Kabalah from several points of view as well as looking >into Sufism, and have a fairly thorough knowledge of Hermetic and Gnostic >litterature. >I am pretty much au fait with the teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi and >those of the Kaula and Nath Siddhas. Dan: Welcome, Mike. How many languages do you speak? Sounds like a lot. Since you've shared your eclectic studies of mystical literature, I wonder if you'd be willing to also share what you've distilled from your far-ranging studies. What has been most helpful to you - has any learning proved particularly important or far-reaching? Has being able to read texts in the original language added something that might be missed by we who have read texts primarily in English? >M: I'm a musician and composer, also a more-or-less poet, and I teach English >to keep body and soul together and t'ai chi ch'uan and t'ai chi jian when >and as the need arises. >Was Rainbo suggested I have a look round. Hope I'm not intruding. D: Nice to have you here. Peace to you... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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