From:    Casper                                 Area: MagickNet
To:      Wolvesbane                             17 May 95 19:53:20
Subject: Re: Bombing Victims                    UpdReq 

 On 02-29-80 Wolvesbane wrote to Charles Miner... 
        Merry meet Wolvesbane 
         Having seen too many children die I would like you to forgive 
        me for putting my two cents worth here but I would like to 
        try to answer your question. 
 W >  
 W > But, why only let some of those children live a few years?   
 W > They learned hardly anything in life... 
  
        In my opinion they have learned the joy of being born, 
        they have learned how to love unconditionaly, how to thirst 
        for knoledge, some of them unfortunatly have had to learn what 
        it's like to be unwanted, rejected and abused and all of them 
        have learned again how to die. 
         The list could go on and on but I'm sure that you get my point. 
        If only for the above lessons,  their lives were not wasted. 
         The only person who can waste a life is the person who has the 
        responsibility of living it. 
         This is the truth as per Casper for what it's worth. (:D
         Bright Blessings to you Wolvesbane 
         C. 
  W > Peace 
 W > Wolvesbane 
 W >  
 W >  
 W > --- Maximus 2.02
 W >  * Origin: MacFinn's House of Dreams (93:9040/4) 
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 * OFFLINE 1.54 * ... Death is the end of one illusion and the beginning of 
another. 


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From:    Doug Nelson                            Area: MagickNet
To:      Lady Sondrea                           16 May 95 15:33:06
Subject: Meditation/OBE's                       UpdReq 

LS> I NEED help please.....I have been working on meditation for two 
LS>years
   The trick with meditating the way you are trying to do it is that the 
mind wants to focus on things. Some mediatation techniques use a candle or 
other object as a focus, some use mantras, some focus on breathing. The 
way you are trying to do it is IMHO one of the hardest for most people. 
   The best way to get where you want to go is to pretend you are sitting 
in a crowded place or a room with a radio on, and tune the "noise" out. 
I'm sure that you do it when you are reading, or deep in a conversation 
with someone. This is the same thing, except the noise is coming from 
inside your head. :) When a thought comes in don't get upset, just say to 
yourself "thats just a thought", and go on meditating.
   The best book that I know of for concentration and visualization 
exercises is "Mind Games" by Master & Houston. The forward says that their 
objective in writing the book is "to put the first man on earth." :)
                                    B*B -Doug
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