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"Now Guru Maharaj Ji is operating two massive world-wide organizations, Divine Light Mission and Divine United Organization, ..." not forgetting collecting gizmos, cars, watches and inventing things.Wonder if he was writing " poetry " too? Anyway, learning the art of flowcharting would not be far behind. 
Modified by Dermot at Thu, Jan 26, 2006, 09:29:08
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and then a BIG fish with a turban on his head arose from the waves telling MataJi ,this is the ONE , the great saint. Since then he was called fish ji, aah sorry sant ji of course
toby
Modified by toby at Thu, Jan 26, 2006, 10:10:55
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sounds to me like Rennie Davis might have had a hand in the authorship of that piece.Incidentally, that's one heck of a task you and one other have taken on there, Gallery (a text transcript of all the scans). If you need a extra couple of 60+wpm hands, just let me know via email to planetqwerty@postmaster.co.uk
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Surely you are using TextBridge or some other character recognition software forthe transcripts, rather than typing? If not, and you have more to do, let me know. I am pretty sure it would be faster.
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Indeed, OCR software is being used. However many of the scans are in low resolution leading to many errors, requiring correction. However 13 and cq if you want to help I would very much appreciate it. What would be really useful is if you could hunt down where and when the Gallery scans were originally published (publication and date) so I can properly attribute the scans. Most of the scans are from Hilltop and he may have attributed most of the scans. I did spend much time hunting down this detail but many scans are missing such detail. This will be spread over F8 and F7 (and elsewhere) all of which are still online. Also if you have any additional material that would be great. Full details of contact details and how to get scans to me are on the Gallery homepage. Many thanks
Gallery
BTW, I updated the Legal Stuff on the Gallery homepage, you may want to become familiar with the terms of the Gallery Website.
Modified by Gallery at Thu, Jan 26, 2006, 15:14:06
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"What would be really useful is if you could hunt down where and when the Gallery scans were originally published (publication and date) so I can properly attribute the scans. Most of the scans are from Hilltop and he may have attributed most of the scans. I did spend much time hunting down this detail but many scans are missing such detail". Hilltop performed some sterling work just keeping so much of that material - never mind scanning it! But I don't think he made a point of recording where and when the quotes came from. A great pity, if I may say so, 'cos if those quotes are to be taken seriously, then authorship and date of publication are very important, if they're to be cited as evidence. Evidence that Maharaji/Rawat said them, you understand! Hilltop's your man for that. Definitely.
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Let alone every day to the Ganges River. Right.
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It is said that when Sant Ji Maharaj, now known as Guru Maharaj Ji, was an infant, Mata Ji used to walk along the River Ganges, holding the baby in her arms.
But she would not go there too often, for on those occasions the waters of that holy river would rise up and envelop her, almost drowning her. The Ganges would rise just until it touched the feel of Sant Ji and then recede back into its channel. Let me see if I have this right.
Mata Ji used to walk along the River Ganges holding the infant Sant Ji in her arms, and the Ganges would rise up just until it touched the feet of Sant Ji, almost drowning her, and then it would recede back into its channel.
Well my question is, “How the hell was she holding him?”
If the river would rise up and stop only when it touched the feet of Sant Ji, then logically, Mata Ji would almost be drowned only: - if she was holding Sant Ji Maharaj over her head and his feet were at eye level or, - if she was holding him upside down. If she had been holding the infant like most people do, the water would have stopped at her waist, and being waist deep in water is not almost drowning.
At his birth the sky lit up in brilliant colors and a sweet music could be heard all around.
Brilliant colors huh! Really? Jeez, I wonder if this is bullshit too.
Modified by Steve at Fri, Jan 27, 2006, 08:48:17
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of true devotion, big time. Fancy subjecting devotional utterances to the process of crude, logical thought. It's spiritual vandalism really. You obviously are an unlit match, no two ways about it. I bet you were a bugger to share Satsang with... and don't ever bother buying " Clarity" it'd be wasted on you.
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Given that... >'the Ganges River Basin is the most populous river basin in the world. Within its 750,000 square kilometers (km2) live 400 million people. The Ganges River (known as the Ganges-Padma River in Bangladesh) begins in the central Himalayas and flows 2,500 kilometers to the Bay of Bengal...' I reckon if the 'Ganges watershed', ie, the network of rivers, tributaries and deltas etc., all rose as one - just a few feet - you would have one hell of a tsunami on your hands, by the time they got anywhere near the ocean. Let us pray the Grace was merciful on those 400 million poor unrealised souls dwelling along the riverbanks.
Modified by Nigel at Sun, Jan 29, 2006, 13:43:24
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