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To: Richnorth who wrote (335)	3/27/1998 11:55:00 AM
From: Jane Hafker	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1615

If you don't know about Krishna, look him up on the web. He is everywhere, and his blue skinned face, elephant trunked nose and sexual proclivity and all else are highly reveered by many, mnay American college graduates. Probably one of them put together the web site you can find his picture on. Rich, this is all getting weird. THis is not thought exchange. I don't argue with people. I just present known thought and fact. That you no NOTHING of Krishna, the very popular concept of "god" in current American occult, of course, each year one gets pushed aside for another, perhaps he has lost his popularity since the Hari-Krishna thing petered out. I'm sorry you didn't know about the blue-skinned elephant trunked god still worshipped by "intellectuals" on four continents TODAY. Also the female goes with him. She does carry severed heads on her belt, dripping blood. ALL of this madness comes from ancient Brahman stuff. Study it in more detail for fluidity.

To: Richnorth who wrote (335)	3/30/1998 5:49:00 PM
From: Richnorth	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1615

A couple of recent posts mentioned that the peregrinations of Jesus in Tibet were documented in a number of ancient manuscripts in the lamaseries of that country. I append below an excerpt from "Unto Thee I Grant" a book that was translated in 1749 from an ancient Tibetan manuscript that predates the reachings of Jesus. ********************************************************** Chapter VII Contentment** "Forget not, O man! that thy present station on earth is appointed by the wisdom of the Eternal; who knoweth thy heart, who seeth the vanity of all thy wishes, and who often, in mercy, denieth thy requests. Yet for all reasonable desires, for all honest endeavours, his benevolence hath established, in the nature of things, a probability of success. The uneasiness thou feelest, the misfortunes thou bewaileth, behold the root from whence they spring, even thine own folly, thine own pride, thine own distempered fancy. Murmur therefore not at the dispensation of God, but correct thine own heart: neither say within thyself, if I had wealth or power, or leisure, I should be happy; for know, they all of them bring to their several possessors their peculiar inconveniences. The poor man seeth not the vexations and anxieties of the rich, he feeleth not the difficulties and perplexities of power, neither knoweth he the wearisomeness of leisure; and therefore it is he that repineth at his own lot. But envy not the appearance of happiness in any man, for thou knoweth not his secret griefs. To be satisfied with a little, is the greatest wisdom; and he that increaseth his riches, increaseth his cares; but a contented mind is a hidden treasure, and trouble findeth it not. Yet if thou sufferest not the allurements of fortune to rob thee of justice, or temperance or charity, or modesty, even riches themselves shall not make thee unhappy. (The emphasis here is mine. RN) But hence shalt thou learn, that the cup of felicity, pure and unmixed, is by no means a draught for mortal man. Goodness is the race which God hath set him to run, and happiness the goal; which none can arrive at till he hath finished his course, and receive his crown in the mansions of eternity." ******************************** N.B. *The Tibetans believe in reincarnation. RN