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Ah yes, the question of ‘coincidence’… I’ve heard of a few truly remarkable-sounding coincidences in my time, and I suppose I’ve also tended to accept the notion of synchronicity. But in recent years I’ve also realised that many apparently ‘amazing’ instances are not really so incredible as they first appear, given a bit of mathematical [...]

Ah yes, but the logical positivist in me says

“How would the world be different if there really was synchronicity.”

“How would the world be different if there was no synchronicity.”

One is tempted to say…..of that which we can say nothing, we should be silent.

Another parallel myth Satyadeva is about synchronicity. I dont know how many times I have heard things like someone will turn up just at the right moment, etc, for some new lesson to be learned, or some new lover to occur! – it will be somehow organised by the “Existence”. Also that the “Master” will [...]

It is so bad that it is good. If you’ve already read it try this. Absolutely brilliant and you can download for a quid.

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I’d say “probably not, old boy!”

Heard it’s not bad though….

I say, has anyone read ‘Autobiography of a Bogey’?

Ok, thanks for the info, which confirms my thoughts on the issue.

Oh dear, I see…well I was on an Air India jumbo called Emeror Ashok, or something like that, and a week later it crashed into the Arabian Sea after taking of from Bombay….could this have something to do with there having been no sannyasins on Board? A burning question that keeps me awake at night. [...]

Lokesh, I’m talking about flights TO India, the U.S.

Em…well…not exactly….a sannyasin friend of mine was killed on an Indian Airways flight flying from Poona back in the seventies.

I hitched a ride overland to India three times….Those were the days…why, I remember when, zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Satyadeva, you have to understand that Shantam lives in a very small world and therefore has a bit of a keyhole perspective on life. Small things become big and the trivial is viewed as important. He lives in the city and does not lie out under the stars at night and thus has forgotten that [...]

You are right, Satyadeva. It is exaggeration. May be i should say, few Anarchists, some Rowdies or those Burqa clad people, who want to enjoy the liberties provided by the West but live as if they are the mercenaries of a tyrant, what is the adjective for such Pashas!

“Thugs”? A bit of an exaggeration, isn’t it, Shantam?!

Where’s Kavita to complete the picture gone wrong. Hee, hee, hee!

I do not think he can be of any help to India shantam. That guru is mediocre and a pygmy. He has no intelligence. What India needs is men and women with forward-thinking, progressive, modern, enlightened ideas. India needs men and women like Osho, Ayn Rand, Wilhelm Reich and Friedrich Hayek. It doesn’t need third-rate [...]