Theos-Talk Archives (March 2003 Message tt00115)

Hi Wry and all of you,


Well, well...

Wry wrote:
"I do not believe I am driving anyone off this list, but am actually
> beginning to attract more people to it. Stick around and see what happens,
> but I will not be on here so much, anyway, as when the volume of messages
> gets this high, I must be out of here, at least for a while, as I am about
> to go back to digest, and if gets any worse, to just read from the list
> page. Also, I am not a man, (though I might as well be as I seem to be one
> of the only ones wearing pants around here), but a grandmother. Sincerely,
> Wry"

Well - ARE you good looking as well ?
Then I would suggest that you take care, and don't get your panties
wet...>:-)
And besides, actually there are some, who are sort of non-phycically present
on this list.
But maybe they are not important ?

But go ahead try to make - it "stick" and alter the "United Nations" (or
some other more or less international body) by making Theos-Talk into a
picture (or a pair of panties) that suits you. No doubt that you will LEARN
more on - Peace, Love and respect - as well the rest on this list, -- the
fool Sufilight included >:-).


from
M. Sufilight with peace... and love...

----- Original Message -----
From: "wry" <wry1111@earthlink.net>
To: <theos-talk@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 10:42 AM
Subject: Re: Theos-World Democracy American style


> Hi. It looks like the only message you have ever written on here is this
one
> message about me. Which figures. This only goes to illustrate the premise
> that a super-conductor works better when it's dirty. I am sorry if I have
> caused you any pain or discomfort that you would not have been
experiencing
> already. When my karma for doing whatever I am doing comes to fruit, I am
> sure I will get my just reward.
>
> If you would like to share any ideas or inspiration out here or have any
> questions, I am sure many besides myself would be glad to hear them, or if
> you have any questions for me, I would be glad to answer them. By your
> participation, you can change this list, and in fact, you already have.
The
> sheep and the wolf are representations of different aspects of ourselves
and
> the conundrum we all find ourselves in. Until a human being learns how to
> eat consciously, he will always be food for something lower, and until he
> learns to sacrifice himself consciously, he will never be food for
something
> higher. Do you understand this? Think it over for an hour or ten hours or
> one hundred hours. Am I pretty nasty to share this with you or am I nice?
> Should I be horsewhipped and thrown off this list (instead of a few
> "Nazis"), or should you be contacting me through pay pal?.The fact is that
> every message I have written on this list carries the same kind and
quality
> of material as this one.
>
> If you do not understand what I am doing on here, I hope someone does. I
> like to present material in such a way that it sticks (to your ribs like a
> good hearty meal) and does not just go in one door and out the other. I do
> not have that much of a choice about how to do this, as, in each
situation,
> there is generally only one "weigh." .
>
> I do not believe I am driving anyone off this list, but am actually
> beginning to attract more people to it. Stick around and see what happens,
> but I will not be on here so much, anyway, as when the volume of messages
> gets this high, I must be out of here, at least for a while, as I am about
> to go back to digest, and if gets any worse, to just read from the list
> page. Also, I am not a man, (though I might as well be as I seem to be one
> of the only ones wearing pants around here), but a grandmother. Sincerely,
> Wry
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <Graphinc@aol.com>
> To: <theos-talk@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 12:34 AM
> Subject: Re: Theos-World Democracy American style
>
>
> > Hey, maybe you aught to read that again. You're not the only one who
never
> > knows what this guy means. All he likes to do is throw mud on what any
> real
> > theosophist (you too, maybe) says or thinks, calls them ignorant
dummies,
> > never asks them what they mean, talks nonsense all around the subject,
> brags
> > about own wisdom, and then thanks them for letting him pump up his own
> ego.
> > Nice how some people can build themselves up by putting everyone else
> down.
> > Spouts brotherhood but doesn't act it. Talks just opposite of Blavatsky
> but
> > says he speaks for her. That's sincerity for ya. Been watching this
talk
> > show for about three months. Seems like this person is trying to drive
> > everyone off who is serious about theosophy, and make all the rest his
> sheep
> > herd. Maybe a wolf in sheeps clothing, huh?
> >
> > In a message dated 03/07/03 3:05:51 PM, th.paijmans@wxs.nl writes:
> >
> > Hi Wry,
> >
> > I am not sure as to what you mean, but thank you nevertheless.
> >
> > Kind regards,
> >
> > Theo
> >
> > wry wrote:
> >
> > > Hi Theos. You will never run out of material such as the below, will
> you?
> > > There is always more. The further you get away from the core, the less
> "you"
> > > there will be and the more a series of mechanical reactions. This
takes
> you
> > > into the mouth of the wolf where, when ever the faint hope of
something
> new
> > > or original starts to arise, it is immediately and continuously
> devoured.
> > > Because you do not have the discrimination to select material in such
a
> way
> > > that you can construct and design with it and apparently do not want
to
> > > learn how to do so, there is no way to reach you or connect with you,
> but
> > > you are good to use as an example, and in this way, the wheat can be
> more
> > > efficiently separated from the chaff. This list is actually a good
place
> for
> > > you, as there are many others like you, and a few who are not like
you,
> > > which makes a big contrast. Between the this and the that there is a
> > > potential for a certain kind of material to be gleaned that can be
used
> as
> > > food for the development of something higher in a few. In this way
you,
> too,
> > > can be a participant in the establishment of a universal brotherhood
> that
> > > does not flounder over unrealistic and utopian ideals. People like you
> make
> > > messages like this easy to write. Sincerely, Wry
> >
> >
> >
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> >
>
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