X-Ftn-To: Domagoj Klepac

vriane wrote:


Doooomchiiii....
Jel'te. ;)

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X-Ftn-To: Marcus E Engdahl

mengdahl@cc.hut.fi (Marcus E Engdahl) wrote:
>>I need unconditional
>>dedication, full focus, a person's entire life. Only such a person can
>>really learn what I came to teach.
>
>Who is your teacher?

Mahesvara Purusottama param-guru maharaji, ki-jaya.

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X-Ftn-To: alesclandre

alesclandre@yahoo.com (alesclandre) wrote:
>Nice webpage, by the way. Could you make your whole book available ?

I could. I won't however. Just like that yogini.jpg picture, this is
also a filter. The one who isn't ready to pay 20$ for my book, also
won't be ready to practice yoga. This way, I eliminate worthless
candidates who would otherwise only waste my time and prevent me from
working with better students. I don't collect fakes. My system is so
demanding, that I would have to filter out millions of folks like you
in order to get one decent student candidate. I need unconditional
dedication, full focus, a person's entire life. Only such a person can
really learn what I came to teach.
I need the silent ones who absorb, who learn. The ones who read this
and open up, who feel the spark of life lightning up from within when
they read me. They will find God. I don't need the superficial
bigmouth idiots such as yourself.

>I do not want to begin it and have to stop before the end.

Don't begin at all, then. You're not doing _me_ a service by reading.

>Or maybe you want to force people to buy it.

:) Believe me, whatever I gain if they buy it, it's nothing compared
to what they'll gain if they do.

In fact, whenever somebody told me that he can't afford to buy the
book, I sent him the digital version for free.

>Take example of the "Divine Life Society" that gives its books freely.
>(Even if parts of it are questionable, excuse a beginner in yoga
>for that judgment)

Did you ever ask yourself where do they get the money for printing
those books that they give out for free? It's lots of money, you know.

It's very simple, in fact. People who aren't ready to pay for
spiritual things are more than willing to pay for material things;
that's what they'll get to keep. Like, I'll give you my soul but I
won't buy your book because it's materialistic to buy things. Grow up.

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X-Ftn-To: Romana Panduric

Romana Panduric wrote:
>Inace, ako hoces nekog kritizirati, onda kritika mora imati i smisla,
>nekakve podloge u stvarnom stanju stvari, a ne da samo uzmes prvu
>ofucanu frazu koja Ti dodje pod ruku, i onda je to kao kritika.

Ma nije on nista bolje u stanju, on je obicni plitki i povrsni
proizvod svoje okoline bez ikakve izrazene svijesti o sebi i onome sto
ga okruzuje.

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X-Ftn-To: Radenko Kosic

Radenko Kosic wrote:
>describes pulling human souls out of darkness.
>Story about fig describes something different
>than fig plant;

:) I wonder, what does Jesus himself symbolize, then? ;)

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X-Ftn-To: alesclandre

alesclandre@yahoo.com (alesclandre) wrote:
>Do not be a coward, continue your discussion with Marcus. He is very
>interesting, you could learn from him.

If he's interesting to you, go talk to him. To me, he is limited and
boring, just as you are, in spite of your incessant attempts to get
attention from me.

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X-Ftn-To: Wade Humeniuk

"Wade Humeniuk" wrote:
>My explanation is that as creations of the universe we are hardwired in some
>way to realize what is true.

Theoretically, yes. In fact, all it takes to realize it, is to keep
searching for the greatest reality, for the most real thing of all.
But, how many people prefer reality to their illusions? This would
explain why only an extreme minority of people manages to realize the
basic foundation of all things - in spite of the fact that it is
all-pervading.

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X-Ftn-To: Bruno Babic

"Bruno Babic" wrote:
>Damir Orlic wrote in message
>news:V9b=OphuBpYIR+q7=Vt5QvJdOghj@4ax.com...
>> >Zanima me koji ce se sve kreteni javiti, a buduci da ih imam na skipu,
>> >trebao bi ih otamo maknuti, a ovo mi je prakticnije.
>>
>> Dobro je to .... ali mi nije jasno zasto te zanimaju kreteni? :)
>
>Najvjerojatnije ga zanimaju jer je takve puno lakse pridobiti, nego one koji
>razmisljaju svojom glavom.

:))) Vrlo je zanimljivo da svi kreteni koje sam sreo do sada tvrde da
upravo oni razmisljaju svojom glavom. Vjerojatno to i rade, ali slabo
kvalitetno.

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X-Ftn-To: Marcus E Engdahl

mengdahl@cc.hut.fi (Marcus E Engdahl) wrote:
>>How do you know how old I am?
>
From your webpage.

:) This tells volumes about your definition of self. :)
We have nothing more to discuss. EOD.

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X-Ftn-To: Marcus E Engdahl

mengdahl@cc.hut.fi (Marcus E Engdahl) wrote:
>>Experiencing taste when you drink coffee is also a purely
>>pyschological phenomenon. However, that doesn't mean that there is no
>>coffee.
>
>Yes, but I still want to know what is the basis for your claims. When
>I asked how you know that there is a God, you answered that every yoga
>student knows that to be true, which does not answer the question at
>all. You also said that you know some things to be true beyond any
>doubt, since your experience was such that no doubt was possible. This
>is not a very solid basis for your beliefs either.

Maybe. But, since you in no way motivate me to explain things to you,
I will leave you there.

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