I have just posted my first new piece since the 18th. Unfortunately, this will be the pattern in future: I will probably be posting maybe twice a week from now on. I have many other things that need to be attended to. When I was posting virtually every day, some of my normal jobs were being neglected. Some of the longer posts needed 6-8 hours to research, write and layout, and I just don't have that much extra time in my day.
I will continue to check every day and respond to any comments that need a reply.
I will continue to check every day and respond to any comments that need a reply.
Dear David
ReplyDeleteThough I love to read your posts on a daily basis ,in a way I feel having fewer posts per week will give more time for us to assimilate upon the same .
Krishnanand
Chennai ,India
Dear David
ReplyDeleteAny news about when your Guru Vachaka Kovai will be released ?
regards
Krishnanand
Chennai ,India
David,
ReplyDeleteThank you for what you are doing. I certainly know how much effort posting to a blog can take.
Om Arunachala,
Richard Clarke
David,
ReplyDeleteThese posts are not normal readings but need assimilation and digestion. Frankly, I was feeling little chocked with so many per week.
Twice a week is a good frequency. Thanks.
Regards Murali
We'll be glad to hear from you even if it's once a week..keep going..thanks!
ReplyDeleteDoes the Kanvashrama Trust still exist? After Hamsa died, I had some contact with Skanda that sounded as though they were having financial problems and, later, I heard that the Kanvashrama Ashram in Varkala had been sold to a developer. (I was at Kanvashrama in 96 and 97.) Kathy
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Krishna
ReplyDeleteI spent all day at the press today making sure that everything was ready for printing. The printing itself will start tomorrow. I have been promised the first copy before the end of July.
RichardArunachala
Murali
anonymous (1)
Thanks for the appreciative comments. I have enjoyed doing all the posts here. I will, other jobs permitting, continue to do it as often as I can.
Anonymous (2)
Kanvasrama Trust still exists. The email address is: kanvashramatrust@yahoo.co.in
Thanks for the Kanvashrama email!
ReplyDeleteKathy
Good Day David:
ReplyDeleteWould be possible to tell us what book are you working on now that is so close to be printed?
Thanks,
Mouna
Mouna
ReplyDeleteThe book is entitled Guru Vachaka Kovai and it is a collection of Bhagavan's spoken teachings that was recorded by Muruganar in Tamil in the 1920s, 30s and 40s. You can find out more about the book (and Bhagavan's role in its editing) here:
http://www.davidgodman.org/rteach/gvk_mountainpath.shtml
If you want to read some extracts from our new translation, here are three links:
http://www.davidgodman.org/rteach/gvk_extracts.shtml
http://sri-ramana-maharshi.blogspot.com/2008/06/silence-in-teachings-of-sri-ramana.html
http://sri-ramana-maharshi.blogspot.com/2008/05/guru-vachaka-kovai-verses_02.html
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ReplyDeleteJust keep up the good work David.
ReplyDeleteThank you David for the links on your new book.
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Mouna
a very beautiful blog. Thanks for the effort.
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ReplyDeletea very beautiful blog. Thanks for the effort.
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