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Politics : Should God be replaced? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Solon who wrote (7490)	5/20/2001 7:44:54 PM
From: 2MAR$	Respond to of 28931

yes , our own minds are the "final frontiers "... before they get all worked up over the second coming , they have quite a bit of Karma to deal with first...the Dalai Lama/Buddhist/Hindu forms representing the deepest forms of prayer and actualization. <G> Faith is only just the start , yet seems to be the "everything " for some . So many Christians have no idea how much farther and deeper their Hindu and Buddhist brothers go. Of course when you spend so much of your time delving deeply within the most complex and advanced machine and it's software in the Universe , the Human body/mind he just might have something to offer them .. they should all have some fun.... It's nice to have a Dalai Lama in the world . He was so in love with the toys of science in his youth in Tibet, when Heinrich Herrer and a young German officer escaped from the British Prisoner of war camp in India , and made their ways across the border & all the way to Lhasa. Heinrich Herrer was the first Mt Climber to conquer the Matterhorn , and was off to conquer Everest when the war broke out , and the Brits imprisoned him . He just might have been the first to climb Everest, if the war hadn't broken out ... spent 7 years with the young Dalai Lhama, and he taught him many things of the West until they had to flee the Red Dragon. An interesting little book was written by Herrer called : "7 years in Tibet "....the Dalai Lham loved his Radio and Binoculars.....hehe ;-) Mars PS: I was posting to myself , the former link has the article of God and the Brain** cover story on Newsweek talking about just this , and the new field of “neurotheology,” scientific search for a biological basis of spirituality. Message 15731893