Synchronicity strikes again!
My son Ranjan posted this on his Facebook page.
I took a break from the computer to check my WhatsApp messages and a friend had sent me this clip from Mahatria Ra.
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Wisdom by Hindsight
Synchronicity strikes again!
My son Ranjan posted this on his Facebook page.
I took a break from the computer to check my WhatsApp messages and a friend had sent me this clip from Mahatria Ra.
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Boy such memories, I loved Leo’s lectures, he had a lot of good stuff to say and we were all ready for it back then.
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I never heard him but had read his book. Quite impressive.
That’s a good idea, asking your kids what they’ve learnt during the day. It should be reciprocal though – the kids should be able to ask their parents what they’ve learnt.
I agree. Now of course it is too late for me.
Very apt tongue-in-cheek comment! Learning and re-learning is what we are constantly doing every day, it seems.
That is exactly what I found so intriguing in that post and decided to share it in a blog.
I learnt two things today – both related to medical matters…one was a poster on the wall at the labtests informing me that in a week more than 50,000 tests are taken; the other with the lab assistant that my disabled hands cause the veins to wobble more than they should…
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If we are honest with ourselves, all of us keep learning something or the other every day. In my case, there are actually too many things that I learn from the amount of reading that I do and the messages that I receive on WhatsApp and Facebook.
I hadn’t thought of Leo B. in years! I read his books.
he liked to hug people. he was all about love. a wonderful sweet man.
(I like Ranjan’s post too. a great example of his cup not being too full to learn anything else!)
That is the beauty of today’s mass media, suddenly out of nowhere, something or other pops up from our past that triggers great memories. Today, I was sent song from The Fiddler On The Roof, “If I were a wealthy man” by a friend in response to my asking him to come over to Pune for a visit! Can you imagine the memories that triggered?
“no longer embodied” – interesting way to put that. I remember reading some of Buscaglia’s work years ago.
Almost all Indian spiritual teachers use this term or equivalent as the Indian system does not believe that the atma dies.