From: simonini-AT-HomeNet.com.br (Eduardo Simonini Lopes)
Subject: Re: krishnamurti and d&g
Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1999 01:27:03 -0200


Jean wrote:

> Yet  K. inspires to me some kind of inner posture and  d&g (who I know
only a
>little) some kind of inner and outer 'style' that are quite different ,
almost
>opposite

I am a student in D/G too..., and i am too far, very far, to be a specialist
in these authors... but, i think that D/G never wanted to make or find
specialists on their theories. :-)

We had here in Brazil a singer called Raul Seixas who said in one of his
songs:

Before reading the book that the "master" gave to you, you have to write
yours

So we are here, trying to make our own way of living...

A good 1999 to you and to all other members of the list.


Eduardo- Brazil


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Data: Domingo, 3 de Janeiro de 1999 23:07
Assunto: Re : krishnamurti and d&g


>thank you  Edouardo for your post; english is not my first langage either!
I'm
>french (in Paris)
>I somewhat follow you in the way you are putting in perspective K. and d&g.
> Yet  K. inspires to me some kind of inner posture and  d&g (who I know
only a
>little) some kind of inner and outer 'style' that are quite different ,
almost
>opposite; and thanks to you I am now contemplating how those two can relate
>and even may be enrich eachother.
>
>jean r.