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Doctor Aal-Anubia
from RTP, NC
found this site through a link from another site
(tylus.com)
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12.14.1999 |
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I look forward to the honor of meeting you to discuss future initiatives.
Many thanks, Doctor Aal-Anubia 215-519-7813 - cell
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| 1282 |
Lauren Decker
from ohio
found this site through a search engine
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12.09.1999 |
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Long Live Buddha
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| 1283 |
Marti Harvey
from Dallas, TX
found this site through a search engine
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12.04.1999 |
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Trying to learn more about buddhism. Information in my area is limited. Any suggestions?
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SUE
from TEXAS
found this site through a personal referral
( friend)
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11.27.1999 |
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i find your site very interesting...very easy to understand and very complete... i will return again and again to re-read...i want to be able to comprehend everything....keep up the good work...
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| 1285 |
Martina Gristwood
from Norwich England
found this site through a personal referral
(Friend)
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11.25.1999 |
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I'm amazed I've found myself
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| 1286 |
michelle perez
from atlanta, georgia
found this site through a link from another site
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11.19.1999 |
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I would love to get more information on your organization. I an currently residing at Seattle Washington (new to the area). Do you know of any organizations in this area? thank you.
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| 1287 |
Evan D.
from Eastern US
found this site through a search engine
(yahoo)
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11.16.1999 |
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i really enjoy this site... it has given me knowledge that i now treasure... it is true that when one is suffering they look for a way out, i in fact choose a positive form of dealing (in zazen) instead of falling into addiction and ignorance... thank you very much
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| 1288 |
bunty hoven
from
found this site through a link from another site
(blather)
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11.15.1999 |
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at last I found something usefull (but in the process I think I have missed the point)
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| 1289 |
Douglas Wolfe
from Canada
found this site through a search engine
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11.14.1999 |
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I very much enjoyed your zen guide. It reminded me of some basic truths. Thank you very much.
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| 1290 |
Greg Hartley
from Ohio
found this site through a search engine
(Alta Vista)
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11.08.1999 |
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Your site is very well laid out, but please run a spell checking program on the actual text. When reading, a misspelled word really breaks up my train of thought.
URL: The Torkle's Lair
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| 1291 |
David Charlet
from Las Vegas
found this site through a personal referral
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11.04.1999 |
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You have put together a very nice website. My only thoughts on improvement are that you need to do a little editing for grammar and typos. Other than that, bravo! Good answer to the God question on the zen forum. Thanks for spreading the Dharma.
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GSG
from Florida
found this site through other
(Forgot)
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11.04.1999 |
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Entry # 36 GSG's Web site: Heart, eyes, love, astrology and sex. But the link did not work and this was recently brought to my notice by David Charlet of Nevada. My heartfelt thanks to him. And my apologies. The title now is Love, God & Advaita. Advaita or Non-Duality is the culmination of devotion and longing to be united with the Beloved. It appeals to the heart as well as to the head. Advaita, Buddhism and Zen are similar in their essential teaching. I had the good fortune to learn from a truly great master or Guru. May all the worlds be happy, may all everywhere be happy, says a centuries-old Sanskrit prayer. On that note, I take my leave. GSG
URL: Love, God & Advaita
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GSG
from Florida
found this site through a search engine
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11.04.1999 |
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This is a PS to my previous entry.
I thought I had entered my URL last time incorrectly but I find the same 'error' in the URL has sneaked in again despite my most careful copy-&-paste job! Here's the URL: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Cyprus/4489/index.html
Please do not, repeat, do not click on the title Love, God & Advaita.
The Webmaster should look into the matter. Some kind of glitch?
My previous entry: Entry # 36 GSG's Web site: Heart, eyes, love, astrology and sex. But the link did not work and this was recently brought to my notice by David Charlet of Nevada. My heartfelt thanks to him. And my apologies. The title now is Love, God & Advaita. Advaita or Non-Duality is the culmination of devotion and longing to be united with the Beloved. It appeals to the heart as well as to the head. Advaita, Buddhism and Zen are similar in their essential teaching. I had the good fortune to learn from a truly great master or Guru. May all the worlds be happy, may all everywhere be happy, says a centuries-old Sanskrit prayer. On that note, I take my leave. GSG ---*----------------------------------------------
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| 1294 |
Timothy Rodriguez
from Upstate New York,Red Hook
found this site through a search engine
(yahoo)
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11.03.1999 |
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Thank you very much for providing such a comprehensive site on-line free of charge. It is generous of you to share the gift of your knowledge with the whole world.I am a college student at the University at Albany and am currently working on a report on Zen Buddhism and its influence on the Samurai of Japan. Any additional information you could provide would be appreciated. My e-mail is tr7966@cnsvax.albany.edu. Thank you for taking the time to read this letter.
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Matt Wooding
from Victoria BC, Canada
found this site through a search engine
(yahoo)
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11.03.1999 |
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a very well done site. I admit that I didn't get here to study Zen Buddhism, but for a college report. However, I have learned a lot from this site, some things that I shall never forget. Thank you.
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Shankarling D. Kuchabal
from India
found this site through a link from another site
(Daily Enlightenment)
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11.02.1999 |
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I like this site very much and hope to see more of Buddhas preechings in the future
May all beings be Happy, Peaceful and Liberated
S.D.Kuchabal
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| 1297 |
stephanie
from Canada
found this site through other
(school)
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11.01.1999 |
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i am tring to learn about the four kinds of Buddhism for an assignment for my world religions class.
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| 1298 |
matty
from Urambi, USA
found this site through a search engine
(go2net)
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10.31.1999 |
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very informative. i liked how it had the basic infomation without the clutter of the more complex philosphies
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| 1299 |
Paul
from Apple Valley, MN USA
found this site through a search engine
(yahoo)
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10.31.1999 |
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I enjoyed the simplicity of your site. Puts the basic ideas out for easy understanding. I'm a little unclear on some of the items in the eight-fold path (like #7), but I'm sure I can find out more through one of your links.
Thanks for having this site out on the web!
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Susie Kenny
from Ireland
found this site through a link from another site
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10.31.1999 |
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I wish that there were some illustrations alongside the texts. The random koan was inspiring.
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