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Thank you indeed LouLou. Thank you. I'll contact Mukti then.

Best,

Jose

posted by knowthyself at 12:14 pm (EST) on Feb 9, 2007

I have to confess I am a little lost in this Library Thing communication mode..So have found another message which I had missed earlier...Hopefully if we communicate again I will be more competent...Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism is definitely worth reading I think...Trungpa is very good on the subtler forms of attachment to identity which constantly rear their ugly heads as one seeks clarity/insight....I shall get Mukti to mail u as I think u have a lot of common ground. All the best to you.

posted by louloulapelouse at 12:12 pm (EST) on Feb 9, 2007

:D obviously because you are someone's other mother... though now you got me lost! manifest yourself! B-)

posted by knowthyself at 6:51 am (EST) on Feb 9, 2007

...and sometimes I can even reply to the proper person! B-) Sorrrry, that previous message wasn't intended for you. Even though I'm 120% certain there was a reason I wrote you that. :-) But anyway... nope, I haven't read that book, but I'm all up for drunkard monks, as he seemed to be!!! :D

posted by knowthyself at 11:59 pm (EST) on Feb 8, 2007

:D did I? oooopss... sowwwyyy... B-) Nah, I haven't read that book, but I certainly have got it high on my "to read" list. If you recommend it, I'll even raise its priority. What's the central idea related to this?

Jose

P.S. It's alright, I can meet -and will be very honoured indeed- your mum whenever she feels like, as AJ contacted me already and I'm in a smoother mood now. B-)

posted by knowthyself at 11:57 pm (EST) on Feb 8, 2007

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