Theos-Talk Archives (November 2007 Message tt00098)

This is the tradition is most physical lodges. However, some of us are in
the cyber-lodge and most spend their christmas with their families and
friends. Either way it is a time of joy and forget our problems and it is
good. However, I for one, feel very sorry for the young men and women who
are deployed overseas, many of whom may never be back, leaving behind their
families to fend for themselves rest their lives for the looooong war the
country is
fighting. I also feel for others, who will be back having lost their
limbs and mind/brain and suffer for rest of their lives struggling to
cope up with their handicaps for -- as the politicians say - for the
good of the country - you and
me.Let us all be merry and do what we can to make 2008 a better year.

MKR

On 11/17/07, geraldine pecorella <pecorellageraldine@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Hi I'm Geri from the Buffalo Study group ,The City of Light.
> We have a small but meaningful group.
> This is our second year and we are all looking foward to
> our "Christmas Party" and we don't have a problem with the
> Christianism of the holliday.
> We all bring a dish to pass and the study center provides the
> beverages.
> We had a blast last year and know this years party will be better
> How will you be spending your Theosophical Hollidays.
> In Love & Light
> Geri
>
> 
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