I would guess the ‘blue om’ was copied from Shunyo’s book, ‘My Diamond Days With Osho’, where she mentions Osho talking about seeing the blue om in a dental session. Still, Anando has recently mentioned in her new book ‘Intimate Glimpses’ that Osho has asked her to another book out of his dental notes so who knows.

well .. i say .. dash it all… well its not cricket is it….?
blasted colonials..and all

toodle oo

anyway there was this american carnivore , this swede ,this scotsman and this vegetarian..and this frenchman in a pub
and one said to the other

i’m sorry but this ancient joke has no punch line ..no-end-at-all

to which the scotsman replied
och yess,you’s di’n-osaw that comin’ fram wae aff..?

From an early age the children on Iona had it drummed into their heads by their elders that they were Scottish and that they should be proud of it. They were also brainwashed into believing that Scotland was the country, above all others, that had been the birthplace of many creative geniuses, who had given the world almost everything of practical importance, including the Bank of England and the United States Navy. What the children were never told was that the Chinese invented whisky, haggis was a sausage cooked up by the ancient Greeks, tartan became popular after different regiments in the English army began creating their own designs during the early 1900s, bagpipes came from Central Asia and that porridge had been eaten by Scandinavians three-thousand years before kilts were first worn by the Irish, who colonized Scotland in the fifth century A.D. and gave the country its name.

och but i have a tartan…
turnbull clan

http://www.turnbullclan.com/tca/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=60:william-roule-the-first-turnbull&catid=25:famous-turnbulls&Itemid=68

friends of robert the bruce..
family motto

i saved the king..(the scots one)

family village Bedrule scottish borders….

cattle rustlers in 15th century … expropriated farmers 18th.. most descended onto newcastle and wallsend and then further south…blue eyes/blond hair from the vikings who originally settled the area…

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yes its true lokesh its all cobblers but the americans love it..
the best thing is the music …..
and the lovely colours in the cloth.. and the space…
but the weather is drechh very very drechhh

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bubbie its virtual ….there is no wheel…..and no goose…

its a pretend story …that you can add to when you feel creative….

awwwww shuckks bubbie..

what you say is funny.. laughable in fact….

now thats funny !

Marty boy should l get a doctorate from this school for this thesis . . but l dont need to have prefixes . . hee hee . .

Bubbie it is a traditional for the Scots to hate the English(Sassenachs). This goes back to the time of the highland clearances when the highland clans were wiped out by land-grabbing southerners and their mercenary armies. Ethnic cleansing as they say in modern times.
The English are seen as two-faced. They hide behind their manners(sorry) and then shoot you in the back etc. This attitude still prevails in Scotland to this day. I left Scotland over 40 years ago and have not really lived there since. There is something that can bug me about the English, but I have that with the Germans and the Scots and the Americans and just about every other nationality you care to mention. The thing is, I’m married to a German and I have many English friends. Conclussion: it’s all bullshit. I think it is true that nationalism is the last refuge to which a scoundrel turns.

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