> Now does ANYone doubt that this is indeed the real dharmatroll?
>
> LOL! Whoopeee!
>

> Tang: It seems quite obvious that he is Jigme who doesn't dare to post
> under his own name (though he had many names, some of which he denied:
> Jigme, Sun Myung Jae, Ron Stevenson, Mizar5, Lotus26...

> On Sat, 18 Nov 2006 20:55:05 -0500, stumper newvessel.com>
> wrote:
>

>>A.Nonimus@nospam.tv wrote:

>>> On Sat, 18 Nov 2006 09:29:59 -0500, stumper newvessel.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>

>>>> Never willing to give away what is dear to you?
>>>> Even getting really drunk once in a while
>>>> would be better than your smugness.

>>> Smug: "conscious of one's virtue and one's importance" (The Merriam
>>> Webster Dictionary)
>>>
>>> It strikes me that no one on this board is more smug than you,
>>> stumper.
>>> You answer each query as if you were some enlightned being, with
>>> advice for everyone, but it comes across very smug, as you try to ...

> fritz wrote:

>>
>> dreaming can happen on the way down
>> to unconsciousness or on the way back
>> up.
>>

>
> What is it that goes up and down?

>cream

> On Sat, 18 Nov 2006 15:20:51 -0700, "Monique Y. Mudama"
> bounceswoosh.org> wrote:
>
>

>>
>>I know what you mean about making the time ... although I also believe
>>what someone else posted: You make time for the things that you want
>>to do. I spend a lot of time reading, watching tv, farting around on
>>usenet or the web ... if meditation were really a priority for me, I
>>would just do it. The same with martial arts, eating well, getting
>>enough sleep ...
>>

> I agree. I KNOW I SHOULD make the time instead of doing other things,
> but I guess it's just intertia that keeps me doing what I usually do
> instead of making a new healthy habit like meditation and exercise.
>

>>Here's a question: how long do you think a meditation session has to
>>be? It may be that you're psyching yourself out because you think it ...

>
> dee wrote:

>> fritz wrote:

>>> "DharmaTroll" my-deja.com> wrote in message
>>> news:1163915427.860810.257040@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...

>>>> A.Noniumus: So, when I read this, I thought, "Wow! That's exactly
>>>> what I experienced when I took psychedelics, on numerous

>>>> In fact, at times I can bring back the experience by just sitting by

>>>> waterfall and breathing, observing Nature. And at times when I get
>>>> stoned on pot I feel the same way.... Just curious how Buddhists who
>>>> are on the path to Nirvana or whatever you might call it, feel about
>>>> the potential of psychedelics such as psilocibin, lsd or ecstasy in
>>>> helping one along the path. I for one have had positive experiences
>>>> with all of these except lsd. LSD on the other hand - though showing

>>>> the oneness of all things - was way too intense and tended to scare ...

>
> fritz wrote:

>> "DharmaTroll" my-deja.com> wrote in message
>> news:1163915427.860810.257040@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...

>>> A.Noniumus: So, when I read this, I thought, "Wow! That's exactly
>>> what I experienced when I took psychedelics, on numerous occassions!"
>>> In fact, at times I can bring back the experience by just sitting by a
>>> waterfall and breathing, observing Nature. And at times when I get
>>> stoned on pot I feel the same way.... Just curious how Buddhists who
>>> are on the path to Nirvana or whatever you might call it, feel about
>>> the potential of psychedelics such as psilocibin, lsd or ecstasy in
>>> helping one along the path. I for one have had positive experiences
>>> with all of these except lsd. LSD on the other hand - though showing

>>> the oneness of all things - was way too intense and tended to scare me
>>> with its intensity. I do NOT recommend it. Mushrooms on the other hand
>>> have always been gentle, even in their intensity.
>>> ...

>
>
> Hollywood Lee wrote:
>

>> Sure, but whoever this poster is, he/she is attempting
>> to capture the posting style of the DT persona, and it
>> just isn't there yet. It's as if some community theater
>> company in Stevens Point, Wisconsin found a script
>> but can't find the speaking rhythm. All the words
>> are there, but not the intensity or commitment.
>>
>> Perhaps with more practice?

>
> Ah, I was a bit absent-minded in impersonating our
> fearsome DharmaTroll. Thrust and impetuosity were
> needed, but I erred on the side of caution. I should
> have impersonated somebody else more wishy-washy,
> like Jigme. ...

> Sure, but whoever this poster is, he/she is attempting
> to capture the posting style of the DT persona, and it
> just isn't there yet. It's as if some community theater
> company in Stevens Point, Wisconsin found a script
> but can't find the speaking rhythm. All the words
> are there, but not the intensity or commitment.
>
> Perhaps with more practice?

> Evelyn Ruut wrote:

>> "Hollywood Lee" gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:ejpumc$nls$1@news.datemas.de...

>>> Evelyn Ruut wrote:

>>>> "Hollywood Lee" gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:ejprva$vah$1@news.datemas.de...

>>>>> Uncle Weasel wrote:

>>>>>> On Sat, 18 Nov 2006 22:52:01 -0500, Hollywood Lee wrote
>>>>>> (in message ):
>>>>>>

>>>>>>> Evelyn Ruut wrote:

>>>>>>>> Now does ANYone doubt that this is indeed the real dharmatroll?

>>>>>>> There never was a real DT. This current act is akin to the Phantom
>>>>>>> Menace reprise of the Star Wars franchise. I'm just waiting for Jar
>>>>>>> jar Binks to arrive.

>>>>>> Me and you is waiting for same ting.
>>>>>>

>>>>> Til GungaDT tells meesa he gonna kill meesa wit da machininggun, meesa ...