Commies 4 Christ (Continued)

[Twisted K 2]

or reading about sex

[Chica Yeyé 41]

or reading about sex

true sister, very true. I recommend this one:

[BishopMnA 0]

That's the reason we honestly do not miss cable TV. He can listen to NPR all damn day while working, and I watch hulu to catch up. the rest of the time it's either sex, or reading

Very cool Len. Bren sounds like a very great guy...and a great couple...

I'm still a perpetual reader...which just fancinates my wife. She always used to tell her family/friends that I was a 'Worm of the Book'... ...now that she's been in the USA for a couple years she says 'bookworm'...but that makes it sound boring

70% of what I read is world religion (not just Christian)...its a great way to learn religion, but also culture and history. The other 30% is usually something ecomonics related usually related to global supply chains...because that also ties entirely into my desire to become immersed in the various 'worldviews' which shape lives.

I'm not terribly interested in politics though, because that usually strays away from the 'purity' which we can find in religion and economics...my opinion...

Happy BDay to Bren!

[Chica Yeyé 41]

World religions is a super interesting topic. One of the professors in my department links her Hindi literature research with conceptions of the Divine in ancient india: really, really cool #######.

[Twisted K 2]

World religions is a super interesting topic. One of the professors in my department links her Hindi literature research with conceptions of the Divine in ancient india: really, really cool #######.

well, it IS india, after all

[Chica Yeyé 41]

World religions is a super interesting topic. One of the professors in my department links her Hindi literature research with conceptions of the Divine in ancient india: really, really cool #######.

well, it IS india, after all

that's what Bren said Did I tell you he went to high school in Kodaikanal School?

[BishopMnA 0]

World religions is a super interesting topic. One of the professors in my department links her Hindi literature research with conceptions of the Divine in ancient india: really, really cool #######.

well, it IS india, after all

I am fascinated with the Hindu religion, and devour most of the books that I can get my hands on. I spent a year reading the Mahabarhata, and Ramayana, and then I've spend years reading/re-reading the Bagavad Gita (one of their bibles). It truly is amazing...so you can probably guess that I was overjoyed to once be able to live in India for a year and truly experience their faith. It was a tremendous blessing!

But my wife (then fiancee) was scared of India when she would come to see me there!

Edited October 9, 2009 by MarkNAam

[Twisted K 2]

World religions is a super interesting topic. One of the professors in my department links her Hindi literature research with conceptions of the Divine in ancient india: really, really cool #######.

well, it IS india, after all

that's what Bren said Did I tell you he went to high school in Kodaikanal School?

no, of course i have no idea what that is, but it sounds cool you must remember, i am the clueless commie

[Chica Yeyé 41]

Mark, you should check this woman's work out. You would LOVE it. PM me for details.

[Twisted K 2]

i want the details too. the looks of some of their idols honestly freak me out, though. but their religion is ancient, and very much a part of their entire culture and being.

[BishopMnA 0]

Mark, you should check this woman's work out. You would LOVE it. PM me for details.

Yes Indeed I will

[BishopMnA 0]

Besides the Hindu concept of the Trinity (Shiva / Vishnu / Brahma) which closely echoes the the Christian concept of the Trinity (Father / Son / Holy Ghost), I am particulary interested in the Hindu's concept of feminity in the Divine (Dugra / Parvati / Uma / Kali) and its close ties to the Mariology of Catholicism, in particular.

Paz!

[Sandrila 1]

just a quick check in ladies and gents.

This is day #3 I am leaving work at 2 30 pm...unfortunately it isn't for my own fun or relaxation

Prayers needed folks. This has been the week from hell.

I briefly saw you discussing India and Hinduism.

Prior to my marriage I lived in India and visited there 2x. I was learning and practicing Hinduism.

Beautiful, welcoming country. Miss it dearly. It was where I found myself and peace.

I was at the height of my spirituality when I delved into it.....it will always hold my interest, admiration and affinity.

Have a wonderful weekend.

Catch you next week

man I wish I had time to dicuss

Edited October 9, 2009 by Sandrila

[BishopMnA 0]

just a quick check in ladies and gents.

This is day #3 I am leaving work at 2 30 pm...unfortunately it isn't for my own fun or relaxation

Prayers needed folks. This has been the week from hell.

I briefly saw you discussing India and Hinduism.

Prior to my marriage I lived in India and visited there 2x. I was learning and practicing Hinduism.

Beautiful, welcoming country. Miss it dearly. It was where I found myself and peace.

I was at the height of my spirituality when I delved into it.....it will always hold my interest, admiration and affinity.

Have a wonderful weekend.

Catch you next week

man I wish I had time to dicuss

Beautiful comments Sandrila, from a beautifulSandrila Have a great weekend.

Len...I am interested in this: The Goddess as Role Model: S¥tå and Rådhå in Scripture and on Screen. New York:

Oxford University Press (576 pages; ISBN13 9780195369908/ ISBN10 0195369904)

Mahadeva Rhada holds very particular interest for me, as she is the chosen of Lord Krishna... Theirs is a very beautiful love story for the world Thank you so much for this info!

Om Shanti Om,

MK

[Chica Yeyé 41]

hola and bye comrade Sandrila