[NondualitySalon] RE: [Advaita-Ashram] Advaitist's ...

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In a message dated 10/02/2000 1:25:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

mark.otter writes:

 

<< I feel as

though I have been thoroughly hooked and that the process of awakening

is happening whether I help it along or not, but I can really hurt

myself by struggling against it. >>

 

Uh, Mark, it's called, "having your head in the mouth of the Tiger." Once

we know some small part of realization, we're caught, and we continue

knowing there is only the love, the nonduality beyond the "realness" of our

daily Samsara.

 

Someone posted on another list, about a farmer who grew corn, and who shared

his award winning corn with all his neighbors. Someone asked him

why he would share? He responded that the pollen of the neighbors' fields

would cross-pollinate his own, ergo, he should share that his and everyone's

corn do better.

 

A real life example was my grandfather, who always shared the sperm of his

award winning milking cattle of Northern Europe ... the farm is in the

Beemster, Netherlands. Johannes Ruyter responded much the same way, "we all

benefit as we cross-breed and share." This was before they knew cross

breeding worked genetically <g>. He said the same for helping the Jews get

out of Holland, for which he was shot by the Nazis. "When our fellow man

suffers, we all suffer."

 

Much Love*Light*Laughter,

~ bo ~

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In a message dated 10/02/2000 1:52:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time, goode

writes:

 

<< Thanks for the beautiful story and the curly pretty signature ~~ :-) ~~

 

Love,

 

--Greg >>

 

Greg, thank you very much for the brilliant and gentle insights that

you've shared for our enjoyment ~~ :-) ~~ *g*

 

Love and Light,

Annette

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In a message dated 10/02/2000 2:00:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

hluthar writes:

 

<< Thanks for sharing those beautiful examples Rainbo. Your grandfather was

way

ahead of his times and he was way ahead in genetics as well!

 

Love to all

Harsha >>

 

Thank you for your kindness and love to all for providing this list,

Harsha :-)... and yes, he was ahead of me too *g*!

 

Love and Light,

Annette

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the beautiful story and the curly pretty signature ~~ :-) ~~

 

Love,

 

--Greg

 

At 01:43 PM 10/2/00 EDT, Rainbolily wrote:

 

 

A real life example was my grandfather, who always shared the sperm of his

award winning milking cattle of Northern Europe ... the farm is in the

Beemster, Netherlands. Johannes Ruyter responded much the same way, "we all

benefit as we cross-breed and share." This was before they knew cross

breeding worked genetically <g>. He said the same for helping the Jews get

out of Holland, for which he was shot by the Nazis. "When our fellow man

suffers, we all suffer."

 

Much Love*Light*Laughter,

~ bo ~

[Guest guest]

Thanks for sharing those beautiful examples Rainbo. Your grandfather was way

ahead of his times and he was way ahead in genetics as well!

 

Love to all

Harsha

 

 

Rainbolily [Rainbolily]

 

Uh, Mark, it's called, "having your head in the mouth of the Tiger." Once

we know some small part of realization, we're caught, and we continue

knowing there is only the love, the nonduality beyond the "realness" of our

daily Samsara.

 

Someone posted on another list, about a farmer who grew corn, and who shared

his award winning corn with all his neighbors. Someone asked him

why he would share? He responded that the pollen of the neighbors' fields

would cross-pollinate his own, ergo, he should share that his and everyone's

corn do better.

 

A real life example was my grandfather, who always shared the sperm of his

award winning milking cattle of Northern Europe ... the farm is in the

Beemster, Netherlands. Johannes Ruyter responded much the same way, "we all

benefit as we cross-breed and share." This was before they knew cross

breeding worked genetically <g>. He said the same for helping the Jews get

out of Holland, for which he was shot by the Nazis. "When our fellow man

suffers, we all suffer."

 

Much Love*Light*Laughter,

~ bo ~

[Guest guest]

Hi Rainbo,

 

So you're saying that I should try to share my sperm with anything that

moves, right? (It's my karma to hear it this way, and Mary's karma to

clobber me for even thinking it...) I wish the Tiger would just get it

over with and bite me. (am I sounding a little sacreligious?) hey, I

like that word now that I look at it more closely. sacred as being

opposed to religious?

 

Love, Mark

 

Rainbolily wrote:

> In a message dated 10/02/2000 1:25:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> mark.otter writes:

>

> << I feel as

> though I have been thoroughly hooked and that the process of awakening

>

> is happening whether I help it along or not, but I can really hurt

> myself by struggling against it. >>

>

> Uh, Mark, it's called, "having your head in the mouth of the Tiger."

> Once

> we know some small part of realization, we're caught, and we continue

> knowing there is only the love, the nonduality beyond the "realness"

> of our

> daily Samsara.

>

> Someone posted on another list, about a farmer who grew corn, and who

> shared

> his award winning corn with all his neighbors. Someone asked him

> why he would share? He responded that the pollen of the neighbors'

> fields

> would cross-pollinate his own, ergo, he should share that his and

> everyone's

> corn do better.

>

> A real life example was my grandfather, who always shared the sperm of

> his

> award winning milking cattle of Northern Europe ... the farm is in the

>

> Beemster, Netherlands. Johannes Ruyter responded much the same way,

> "we all

> benefit as we cross-breed and share." This was before they knew cross

>

> breeding worked genetically <g>. He said the same for helping the

> Jews get

> out of Holland, for which he was shot by the Nazis. "When our fellow

> man

> suffers, we all suffer."

>

> Much Love*Light*Laughter,

> ~ bo ~

>

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