To: K-list
Recieved: 1999/03/05 17:55
Subject: RE: [K-list] Gnosis and mailformat.
From: Mystress Angelique Serpent
On 1999/03/05 17:55, Mystress Angelique Serpent posted thus to the K-list:
At 02:47 PM 3/5/99 , Llewellyn wrote:
>Touché, but is this something we should be joking about? Since when does
>considering yourself an avatar in any sense of the word warrant being called
>a crack-pot or insane? And since kundalini symptoms are often mislabeled by
>the psychiatric community as either a form of psychosis or schizophrenia; I
>for one have a distaste for using these words lightly. Sorry if I am
>overreacting, but I can still feel the pain of being forced into a locked
>hospital wing due to the ignorance of society.
Bravo Llewellyn!! I concur with you. There are a number of members
who have had unfortunate conflicts with the Psychiatric mainstream, and
"Crazy" is a label all too many Kundalites get tossed their way from peers,
co-workers and family.
If you pray and talk to God, then you are "spiritual".. if God talks
back, then yer crazy.. yadda yadda.. we've all heard it, and enough,
already..
Please, let the K-list be a safe space for personal expressions, without
attacks and negative labels being tossed by those who are probably no more
qualified to accuse insanity than they are to judge spiritual progress.
> I for one did not understand the original intent
>from freud001ATnospamuwp.edu, but interpreted it negatively - what am I missing?
Did you know Lingam means "penis" in Sanskrit.. ?? ;) Pretty funny
last name, eh? Anything can be interpreted negatively if taken out of
context, or into a different culture. My beloved told me a funny story
yesterday..
> My co-worker and former boss Brian (fairly straight-laced, goes to church
>every Sunday) went to Brazil a while ago on business. Previously, he had
>attended the PICA (Power Industry Computer Applications) Conference and had
>picked up a briefcase with the PICA logo on it (marketing stuff...). After
>many meetings, etc. where he used this briefcase, one guy took him aside and
>asked if he knew what "pica" meant in Portugese. Apparently it's slang for
>"penis"...
>
Jasper is an Avatar, and so am I. So is Thyer, and so what? Contrary to
what Pica thinks, other religious paradigms use the term Avatar to mean
other manifestations of the Divine, not just those wearing the names of his
Gods.
Somebody told me yesterday.. "I like you, you are crazy. In a good
way... I like my friends to be a little crazy." I smiled and said
thankyou, me too... negative reactions are optional.. Blessings..
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