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Date Posted: 12:42:48 07/29/02 Mon
Author: Art
Subject: Re: Does anyone want to talk about money?
In reply to: Kyla 's message, "Does anyone want to talk about money?" on 07:04:59 07/28/02 Sun

I want it to be open.

Here's part of an email I sent to Barb Mueller and Cc: -ed
to Saniel this morning.

In the Mentor Training email invitation announcement Ron
wrote:

"In the spirit of our current intention to handle financial
issues and concerns in an open, truly mutual way, Saniel and
the Temple leadership have prepared a 'Disclosure regarding
Fee and Expense Projections for Fall Mentor Training 2002'.
This document is available to potential applicants upon
request. If you would like to see it, please contact Barb
Mueller..."

Please send me this disclosure document on projected income
and expenses, or in CPA-speak: assets and debits.

I've been waiting for this very welcome development for some
time. Historically, far too many of the hypermasculine
(regular and transcendental) Eastern groups - and probably
more so as they come West - tend to make us Westerners
aghast as one thing after another is disclosed about the
misuse of the 2 energies of sex &/or money. There is a very
little of that going on here in Mutuality with the (formerly
hidden) sexual energy, but that is handled - no blame, just
atonement - in public amongst us. Sex energy is,
historically in the West, usually more private than money
energy. On the monetary side, disclosure to a few
participants at first is a really good thing. May this
evolve into full public disclosure soon, so not just we, but
potential participants in our work, will be easily able to
do "due diligence" on our monetary side.

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Re: Does anyone want to talk about money? -- Kyla, 07:45:53 07/30/02 Tue
- Re: Does anyone want to talk about money? -- Ron Ambes, 07:21:08 08/01/02 Thu