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Subject: Re: solitary or group?

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sweetsong

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Date Posted: 6/02/07 10:26
In reply to: sweetsong 's message, "solitary or group?" on 29/01/07 16:21

thanks siobhan

"Maybe you should take yourself out of doors have a good walk in the open country and see how you feel."

but when i do that i feel connected to hinduism and transcendent oneness - Moksha - ultimate reality. this seems the same in buddhism too and eastern religions so am getting confused as to what is specific or different in a pagan path.

i seem to be coming up with dead ends and no answers or teachers, the same happened in buddhism they kept saying

'when you are ready a teacher will appear, or life is teacher' - so bloody evasive!!!!

this is why more dogmatic relgions appeal, at least they spell out the path a bit more!!!!

i am not paying money. anybody charging for religion or teaching spirituality is dodgy in my book!

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