Out of print books

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In a message dated 5/16/00 8:55:54 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

maread writes:

 

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Harsha, try www.powells.com for books.

 

Powell's is probably the largest new and used bookstore

in the US of A if not the world. The main store here is one city block

and four stories high in size. Then they have annexes and satellite

stores in the area. >>

 

Michael, do you live in Portland? (Thought maybe you did since you

mentioned Powell's.) For the 1-1/2 yrs l was with Chetanananda l made

several trips out to the ashram in Portland and really loved the area. l used

to spend hours every day in their Japanese garden, which is the best l've

seen outside Japan. And l used to love to hang out at Powell's too -- geez,

what a great bookstore. One of the things l've missed most after separating

from Swami has been the Portland area, its beauty and attractions. l envy

the shit out of you if you live there, except that some day you guys are

expected to get about a "9.5" earthquake. That's allright, though, you

probably won't be there then. )))))

jerry

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Harsha, try www.powells.com for books.

 

Powell's is probably the largest new and used bookstore

in the US of A if not the world. The main store here is one city block

and four stories high in size. Then they have annexes and satellite

stores in the area.

 

The shelves are six feet long and twelve feet high! The religion

section has at least three racks of just Tibetan buddhism alone!

 

Since Powell's computerized their inventory, you should be able to

find many interesting books.

 

Now, stop reading books, or you may go insane! I am! :-))))))

 

 

HAHAHAH and HOHOHO!

 

Peace - and bibliophilia - Michael