Guest guest Posted April 11, 2000 Report Share Posted April 11, 2000 Dear Gloria, Annette, Mark and all, Please anybody, don't feel obliged to leave or pushed out of the group. Mark: I have been really enjoying your two sides, the humorous and the serious one. It's rare enough to meet a research scientist that has both humor and compassion, not to to mention an interest in advaitin traditions. Like TG said about Greg: If I were enlightened I would have been a female version of you. If there had someone like you with your interests and attitudes in my lab when Kundalini hit 18 months ago, I would not have been brought to the brink of insanity as often as I have because of the impossibility of expressing an interest in Moksha teachings with anyone and not risk being deemed ready for hospitalization by sceptical co workers and friends. Annette: Please don your 3D pink glasses, join your naive fellow satsangh'ers and share some more with us, poetry or reports of exciting dinners in the white house (what is is they do up there anyway ?) or how to raise a child without the help of ritalin, or whatever else you feel like sharing. And last but not leastly, Gloria: you wrote: >>> I do not expect that others would share my intense emotions from >>> singing the >>> Songs of Children, as it is my experience and not theirs. However, I >>> am >>> bewildered by the lack of any interest to discuss them or compassion >>> for the >>> victims of the Holocaust. Instead there is an obsessive post after >>> post focus on >>> Hitler and having compassion for him. There does not seem to have been >>> any real >>> hatred for him to begin with, so I do wonder what all the fuss is >>> about. As the person starting the "Compassion for Hitler" thread, I will apologize to you. As someone involved with the Songs for the Children project, I very well understand your wish to want to discuss compassion for the victims of the Holocaust and share of the experiences of participating in the project. I won't carry further any of the posts that were started on the topic of "Sri" Hitler. I read some of my own posts on the particular topic and realized I literally put too much emotional energy into the posts, which I know (having been on the receiving end of that many times) can be inciting to quite intense debates. I regret that my words became a too strong sharing from my own "Garden of NeuRoses". Please share again with us when you feel the inclination to do so. To all: I fully agree with Glo that we should all (myself included) try to be more aware of each others' boundaries and points of views. Hmmmm.... as Greg said, it may be a time for the monthly group hugs. Thanks Greg for yours. Here's mine: <<<<>>>> Love, Amanda. Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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