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Subject: Re: yoga, tai chi, healing movement

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Omseeker

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Date Posted: 27/04/07 19:49
In reply to: omseeker 's message, "yoga, tai chi, healing movement" on 8/04/07 14:32

Thank you for your replies. competitiveness in spirituality is truly silly.

Whitewolf. I am spending time with two dear friends trying out the postures.

Zen, as you are a Buddhist is there any chance of bending your ear about buddhism sometime, off list of course as this is a pagan forum.

thanking you
seeker

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Paganwolf
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Date Posted: 27/04/07 20:45

Why do you feel you have to discuss Budhism off forum?

One of the things about Gaias-garden is that many people with many paths come here to discuss? for every event, each of us whatever our path has a point of view and we know that each others opinion is listened too, problems with are faiths are discussed in an open an constructive way and explaining without ridicule, the mannerisms of our path so we may all learn from others and that expands our knowledge.

Zenwind has often given me advice, useful advice which wouldn't be apparent or obtainable from a purely pagan/witches point of view.

The only thing I have noticed about Gaisa-garden is here, we are of many people, many paths but one family

Blessings, love and light

Paganwolf )0(

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