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GCWein1111 wrote:

> Amen, TG. You're beautiful -- a big hug from me.

>

> love,

> jerry

>

 

Hey, you are both beautiful Jerry and TG. And you both write from the heart. So

do Mark, Dharma, Kristie, Mike and so many others here.

 

Some of what is written here Jerry really gets to me. If I am not careful, a

little puddle of water starts forming in my eyes.

 

Jerry, your struggles are really inspiring, and also very educational like you

say. You have a lot to teach us and I really appreciate your taking the time to

write. If you ever decide to write a book, please consider me for your agent. I

will be passionate and determined in marketing it for the benefit of humanity at

large.

 

In a sense we are all in the same boat, looking for a sense of completion. This

is the nature of the human search it seems, whether it is in the context of

spirituality, love, music, having a profession, business, serving others, etc.

 

There is a Siddhi mentioned in Yoga Sutras where the Yogi expands and covers the

whole Universe and sees the Self as That. It always seemed like a nice Siddhi to

me to have, because one gets to embrace and give a big hug to the whole Universe

and all the beings.

 

Thanks for this fellowship.

 

Love

Harsha

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In a message dated 4/22/00 11:09:02 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

hluthar writes:

 

<< In a sense we are all in the same boat, looking for a sense of completion.

This is the nature of the human search it seems, whether it is in the context

of spirituality, love, music, having a profession, business, serving others,

etc.

 

There is a Siddhi mentioned in Yoga Sutras where the Yogi expands and covers

the whole Universe and sees the Self as That. It always seemed like a nice

Siddhi to me to have, because one gets to embrace and give a big hug to the

whole Universe and all the beings.

 

Thanks for this fellowship.

 

Love

Harsha

>>

 

Dear Harsha,

You are one of the few advanced adepts l've encountered who has

maintained a sense of humility and a determination not to be put above

others. ln that, you are a genuine model and a true teacher.

 

What you say about seeking a sense of

completion feels so true to me. l have felt this in all my endeavors. And

what a great siddhi that would be to have!

l'm so glad that you find

my experiences worthwhile. As l said to TG, l'm always afraid they sound like

self indulgent ego trips, but l also always hope that they're part of a

larger truth that others can relate to as well. lf l ever decide to write

that book, l promise you've got the inside track as my agent, so long as

you're willing to work on contingent fee!

love,

jerry