Originally posted by karoly aczelYes, there could have been a third part. But apparently apart from you,sonhouse,voidspirit, nobody seems to be interested in what is that which Nachiketa's story actually contains. In this forum, the atmosphere has been vitiated probably beyond repair. Personal attacks are the favourite weapon and not many are interested in exchanging meaningful dialogues. I am therefore thinking that I will not post any more. Quite disheartening.
*bump* for rvsakhadeo
Originally posted by rvsakhadeoDont let it get you down. I thought having sonhouse and voidspirit show interest was more than the average interst shown in such a story. Dont let the detractors voices get you down. I find that I have had many disheartening episodes on here where clearly the other was not willing to engage "in the spirit" of my posts. Counterbalancing this I have had more than my fair share of positive experiences on these waves.
Yes, there could have been a third part. But apparently apart from you,sonhouse,voidspirit, nobody seems to be interested in what is that which Nachiketa's story actually contains. In this forum, the atmosphere has been vitiated probably beyond repair. Personal attacks are the favourite weapon and not many are interested in exchanging meaningful dialogues. I am therefore thinking that I will not post any more. Quite disheartening.
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Originally posted by FMFAm I mistaken, but isn't the Chess World Champion from India? I will
A few weeks ago, when rvsakhadeo found that we disagreed over our belief systems, he asked: "So why this self imposed restriction on imagination and thinking?" I think he just wants to assert stuff but not have it held up to any scrutiny.
have to look that up. I remember some chess player from India was
very good.
P.S. Yes here it is: Viswanathan Anand
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Chess_Championship
Originally posted by karoly aczelThanks, karoly. I was very much down in the dumps when I thought of not posting in this forum again. But, on reconsidering, I am determined to put forth my views, no matter if it means suffering pinpricks from flippant posters or posters whose interest is basically in ridiculing others.
Dont let it get you down. I thought having sonhouse and voidspirit show interest was more than the average interst shown in such a story. Dont let the detractors voices get you down. I find that I have had many disheartening episodes on here where clearly the other was not willing to engage "in the spirit" of my posts. Counterbalancing this I have had more than my fair share of positive experiences on these waves.
Originally posted by rvsakhadeoJust ignore the RJHinds of this world. He's just a bit like Dasa, that's all. Don't let these posters get to you.
Thanks, karoly. I was very much down in the dumps when I thought of not posting in this forum again. But, on reconsidering, I am determined to put forth my views, no matter if it means suffering pinpricks from flippant posters or posters whose interest is basically in ridiculing others.
Originally posted by rvsakhadeoI was interested -- and had time enough to go find the whole story (in several places; with slight variations) on my own. It's good, similar to one about Narada that I have posted a couple of times. In Narada's case, he does get distracted into another cycle of Samsara (if that's the right way to say it). This essential fact is pointed out to him in a humorous way -- the punch line being, "What took you so long?"
Yes, there could have been a third part. But apparently apart from you,sonhouse,voidspirit, nobody seems to be interested in what is that which Nachiketa's story actually contains. In this forum, the atmosphere has been vitiated probably beyond repair. Personal attacks are the favourite weapon and not many are interested in exchanging meaningful dialogues. I am therefore thinking that I will not post any more. Quite disheartening.
I agree with those who encourage you to keep on in this forum.
Originally posted by rvsakhadeoI would also like to see part 3 please.
Yes, there could have been a third part. But apparently apart from you,sonhouse,voidspirit, nobody seems to be interested in what is that which Nachiketa's story actually contains. In this forum, the atmosphere has been vitiated probably beyond repair. Personal attacks are the favourite weapon and not many are interested in exchanging meaningful dialogues. I am therefore thinking that I will not post any more. Quite disheartening.