Re: The Nath Code and Protocol

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"Adityanath" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Viveshwar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > OK.  Thanks for posting this link.  It's a much better site.
>
> Great! Glad you like the site. If you like the writings of
> Mahendranath, you'll be sure to like the new TreeBook series. These
> files are intended to be printed/folded/stapled to make booklets.
> They've had a lot more proofreading which hasn't yet gotten into the
> web versions yet....
>
> http://www.mahendranath.org/treebooks.mhtml
>
> The Will to Love is the Law to Live,
>
> Adityanath

Ye Gods, Adityanath,

The first line is in iambic pentamater, the most basic
meter of my mother tongue:

"The path to OM is one you walk alone"

-- a meter that was consecrated, as was the English
language itself, by Shri Aurobindo, among other
recent enlightened Masters and Saints.

I finally, after much dibulation with software, got
Gurudev's poems to print out, but I am SURE that
no one else here on Usenet will endure all the grief.
And the page-order is entirely garbled.  I really don't
understand why the pages could not have been recorded
either in numeric order, or else as a folio, so that
you could make a chapbook simply by folding the stack
in half.

Tomorrow, after my day's work, I will go to Kinko's copies,
and cut and staple this wierd configuration into a proper
chapbook that can be read by a human being.

IMO, there is a reason why you and I have met on Usenet.
This is the base chakra of the planetary mind, where everything is
a fight for survival.  And if the footprint of the Guru does
not penetrate to the base chakra, I ask you, of what benefit is either
the Guru or the base chakra?

The coin of the realm here is the text file, not all of this
complication with .ps and .pdf files.  And why?  Because the
text file is robust and universal.  It goes everywhere, it causes no
trouble,
 it eats virtually no bandwidth or storage space, the most disadvantaged
reader can access it with the slowest and most ancient cyber-dinosaur,
and it is for all practical purposes inextinguishable.

I would like to excerpt and comment on some of these precious poems
on alt.jyotish.  Is that permissible, and if so, could you give me a
guideline
for the permitted length of excerpts?

Gurubrahma, Guruvishnu, Gurudevamaheshwara,
Gurusatshakparabrahma Tasmai Shree Gurave Namo.

Viveshwar