Offendors assaulted with tea and needles!

[Robert McGregor]

http://makeashorterlink.com/?V5EF22185

Due to this new subversion of the justice system, another newsgroup is
urgently needed! alt.recovery.from.tai-chi

Bob

[Virtualoso]

In article <bgqt8s$rmpts$1@ID-49289.news.uni-berlin.de>, Robert
McGregor <robert_mcgregor@yahoo.com.au> wrote:

> http://makeashorterlink.com/?V5EF22185
>
> Due to this new subversion of the justice system, another newsgroup is
> urgently needed! alt.recovery.from.tai-chi

Along with alt.recovery.from.picking-up-trash

[Virtualoso]

In article <3F310444.9C04AA8C@earthlink.net>, F.H.
<disconnectu@earthlink.net> wrote:

> Robert McGregor wrote:
> >
> > http://makeashorterlink.com/?V5EF22185
> >
> > Due to this new subversion of the justice system, another newsgroup is
> > urgently needed! alt.recovery.from.tai-chi
> >
> > Bob
>
> "Tai chi, a meditative self-defence art, is characterised by slow,
> relaxed movement. De Francis said it teaches practitioners to control
> impulses and fight their inner opponent."
>
> Works great till ya get shit faced. :)

Leaving one's Inner Opponent to drive home, or whatever ...

[Gail]

Robert McGregor wrote:
> http://makeashorterlink.com/?V5EF22185
>
> Due to this new subversion of the justice system, another newsgroup is
> urgently needed! alt.recovery.from.tai-chi
>
> Bob

I just heard from someone at a meeting the other night that they go to some
kind of therapy where they meditate in a room that is over 100 degrees. New
Mexico has it and I found out some of the treatment centers here do this.
Has anyone ever heard of this? I had never heard of it. I think it might be
Native American therapy or something? Some at the people in the meeting are
wearing a medicine bag around their neck, too.
I am serious!
Gail

[Robert McGregor]

"David M" <dhmce@insightbb.com> wrote in message
news:XaaYa.55571$It4.30881@rwcrnsc51.ops.asp.att.n et...
> Gail wrote:
>
> > I just heard from someone at a meeting the other night that
> > they go to some kind of therapy where they meditate in a
> > room that is over 100 degrees. New Mexico has it and I
> > found out some of the treatment centers here do this. Has
> > anyone ever heard of this?
>
> It increases the fluidity of the doshas.
>
> http://makeashorterlink.com/?W28A12285
>
In Australia, that means "make the buggers rich!"

http://blank.org/link/?q=1060197128

Hope that helps;-)

Bob

[David M]

Robert McGregor wrote:
> "David M"

>> It increases the fluidity of the doshas.

>> http://makeashorterlink.com/?W28A12285

> In Australia, that means "make the buggers rich!"

> http://blank.org/link/?q=1060197128

> Hope that helps;-)

Some of these buggers hope to get rich, too, Bob.

http://makeashorterlink.com/?G2A246385

[Gail]

rosie readandpost wrote:
> gail,
> whatever works is a GOOD THING, isn't it?
> ;)
>
> remember, some folks think were strange for going to AA!

Totally agree. I never said it wasn't a good thing, only that I had never
heard of it before. I used other things, too. ;)
Best,
Gail

>
>
> "Gail" <serenity6850_2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:vj2b0n87710q9d@corp.supernews.com...
>> Robert McGregor wrote:
>>> http://makeashorterlink.com/?V5EF22185
>>>
>>> Due to this new subversion of the justice system, another newsgroup
>>> is
>>> urgently needed! alt.recovery.from.tai-chi
>>>
>>> Bob
>>
>> I just heard from someone at a meeting the other night that they go
>> to some
>> kind of therapy where they meditate in a room that is over 100
>> degrees. New
>> Mexico has it and I found out some of the treatment centers here do
>> this.
>> Has anyone ever heard of this? I had never heard of it. I think it
>> might be
>> Native American therapy or something? Some at the people in the
>> meeting are
>> wearing a medicine bag around their neck, too.
>> I am serious!
>> Gail

[Robert McGregor]

http://www.chris-southall.co.uk/sweatlodge.html

"Gail" <serenity6850_2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:vj2nn88ff29q6e@corp.supernews.com...
> rosie readandpost wrote:
> > gail,
> > whatever works is a GOOD THING, isn't it?
> > ;)
> >
> > remember, some folks think were strange for going to AA!
>
> Totally agree. I never said it wasn't a good thing, only that I had never
> heard of it before. I used other things, too. ;)
> Best,
> Gail
>
> >
> >
> > "Gail" <serenity6850_2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> > news:vj2b0n87710q9d@corp.supernews.com...
> >> Robert McGregor wrote:
> >>> http://makeashorterlink.com/?V5EF22185
> >>>
> >>> Due to this new subversion of the justice system, another newsgroup
> >>> is
> >>> urgently needed! alt.recovery.from.tai-chi
> >>>
> >>> Bob
> >>
> >> I just heard from someone at a meeting the other night that they go
> >> to some
> >> kind of therapy where they meditate in a room that is over 100
> >> degrees. New
> >> Mexico has it and I found out some of the treatment centers here do
> >> this.
> >> Has anyone ever heard of this? I had never heard of it. I think it
> >> might be
> >> Native American therapy or something? Some at the people in the
> >> meeting are
> >> wearing a medicine bag around their neck, too.
> >> I am serious!
> >> Gail
>
>

[Gail]

Hey, that was what it! A sweatlodge. Thanks. I didn't know or understand
what this man was talking about. I wonder if the medicine bag is a part of
this? I will check the site out..;)
Gail

Robert McGregor wrote:
> http://www.chris-southall.co.uk/sweatlodge.html
>
> "Gail" <serenity6850_2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:vj2nn88ff29q6e@corp.supernews.com...
>> rosie readandpost wrote:
>>> gail,
>>> whatever works is a GOOD THING, isn't it?
>>> ;)
>>>
>>> remember, some folks think were strange for going to AA!
>>
>> Totally agree. I never said it wasn't a good thing, only that I had
>> never heard of it before. I used other things, too. ;)
>> Best,
>> Gail
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "Gail" <serenity6850_2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>>> news:vj2b0n87710q9d@corp.supernews.com...
>>>> Robert McGregor wrote:
>>>>> http://makeashorterlink.com/?V5EF22185
>>>>>
>>>>> Due to this new subversion of the justice system, another
>>>>> newsgroup is
>>>>> urgently needed! alt.recovery.from.tai-chi
>>>>>
>>>>> Bob
>>>>
>>>> I just heard from someone at a meeting the other night that they go
>>>> to some
>>>> kind of therapy where they meditate in a room that is over 100
>>>> degrees. New
>>>> Mexico has it and I found out some of the treatment centers here do
>>>> this.
>>>> Has anyone ever heard of this? I had never heard of it. I think it
>>>> might be
>>>> Native American therapy or something? Some at the people in the
>>>> meeting are
>>>> wearing a medicine bag around their neck, too.
>>>> I am serious!
>>>> Gail

[rosie readandpost]

david,
CONTEMPT PRIOR TO INVESTIGATION?
:)

--
read and post daily, it works!
rosie

There is after all no obligation to answer every passing
fool according to his folly.
........................... Elias Canetti




"David M" <dhmce@insightbb.com> wrote in message news:MJcYa.55358$Vt6.20403@rwcrnsc52.ops.asp.att.n et...
> Robert McGregor wrote:
> > "David M"
>
> >> It increases the fluidity of the doshas.
>
> >> http://makeashorterlink.com/?W28A12285
>
> > In Australia, that means "make the buggers rich!"
>
> > http://blank.org/link/?q=1060197128
>
> > Hope that helps;-)
>
> Some of these buggers hope to get rich, too, Bob.
>
> http://makeashorterlink.com/?G2A246385
>
>
>
>

[Buddy H.]

Gail wrote:
> I just heard from someone at a meeting the other night that they go to some
> kind of therapy where they meditate in a room that is over 100 degrees. New
> Mexico has it and I found out some of the treatment centers here do this.
> Has anyone ever heard of this? I had never heard of it. I think it might be
> Native American therapy or something? Some at the people in the meeting are
> wearing a medicine bag around their neck, too.
> I am serious!
> Gail

Sweat lodge?

People have meetings at the beach in So. CA. Lots of fun.

Buddy

[Bill D.]

On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 11:25:53 -0500, "Gail"
<serenity6850_2000@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Robert McGregor wrote:
>> http://makeashorterlink.com/?V5EF22185
>>
>> Due to this new subversion of the justice system, another newsgroup is
>> urgently needed! alt.recovery.from.tai-chi
>>
>> Bob
>
>I just heard from someone at a meeting the other night that they go to some
>kind of therapy where they meditate in a room that is over 100 degrees. New
>Mexico has it and I found out some of the treatment centers here do this.
>Has anyone ever heard of this? I had never heard of it. I think it might be
>Native American therapy or something? Some at the people in the meeting are
>wearing a medicine bag around their neck, too.
>I am serious!
>Gail
>

Probably a referance to a "sweat lodge", a spiritual preparation for
"vision quest". I have a Tuscarora friend who is an elder of his
tribe. We have discussed these things at length. Many native americans
are beginning to exclude non-natives from these ceremonies due to lack
of proper preparation and learning to respect the traditions. Many
non-natives attend these things and disrespect the elders who are
there to guide them. They are also disrespecting the facilities which
are usually are on tribal lands by trashing the place.

"When the earth is ravaged and the animals are dying, a new tribe of
people shall come unto the earth from many colors, classes, creeds,
and who by their actions and deeds shall make the earth green again.
They will be known as the warriors of the Rainbow."
Old Native American Prophecy

Navajo Blessed Beauty Way Prayer

Great Spirit, may we walk in Beauty.
May Beauty be above us so that we dream of Beauty.
May Beauty be in front of us so that we are led by Beauty.
May Beauty be to the left of us so that we may receive Beauty.
May Beauty be to the right of us so that we may give out Beauty.
May Beauty be behind us so that those who come after us may see
Beauty.
May Beauty be inside us so that we may become Beauty.

Great Spirit, may we walk in Beauty.
---
Peace.
Bill

[Gail]

"Bill D." <neveralone_neveragain@NOSPAMcharter.net> wrote in message
news:db1rjv4gts95dq8cok6719venh2iflpq0c@4ax.com...
> On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 11:25:53 -0500, "Gail"
> <serenity6850_2000@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >Robert McGregor wrote:
> >> http://makeashorterlink.com/?V5EF22185
> >>
> >> Due to this new subversion of the justice system, another newsgroup is
> >> urgently needed! alt.recovery.from.tai-chi
> >>
> >> Bob
> >
> >I just heard from someone at a meeting the other night that they go to
some
> >kind of therapy where they meditate in a room that is over 100 degrees.
New
> >Mexico has it and I found out some of the treatment centers here do this.
> >Has anyone ever heard of this? I had never heard of it. I think it might
be
> >Native American therapy or something? Some at the people in the meeting
are
> >wearing a medicine bag around their neck, too.
> >I am serious!
> >Gail
> >
>
> Probably a referance to a "sweat lodge", a spiritual preparation for
> "vision quest". I have a Tuscarora friend who is an elder of his
> tribe. We have discussed these things at length. Many native americans
> are beginning to exclude non-natives from these ceremonies due to lack
> of proper preparation and learning to respect the traditions. Many
> non-natives attend these things and disrespect the elders who are
> there to guide them. They are also disrespecting the facilities which
> are usually are on tribal lands by trashing the place.
>
> "When the earth is ravaged and the animals are dying, a new tribe of
> people shall come unto the earth from many colors, classes, creeds,
> and who by their actions and deeds shall make the earth green again.
> They will be known as the warriors of the Rainbow."
> Old Native American Prophecy
>
> Navajo Blessed Beauty Way Prayer
>
> Great Spirit, may we walk in Beauty.
> May Beauty be above us so that we dream of Beauty.
> May Beauty be in front of us so that we are led by Beauty.
> May Beauty be to the left of us so that we may receive Beauty.
> May Beauty be to the right of us so that we may give out Beauty.
> May Beauty be behind us so that those who come after us may see
> Beauty.
> May Beauty be inside us so that we may become Beauty.
>
> Great Spirit, may we walk in Beauty.
> ---
> Peace.
> Bill

Thank you Bill.
Gail

[Bill D.]

On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 22:49:47 -0500, "Gail"
<serenity6850_2000@yahoo.com>, with ineffable wisdom and insight,
wrote:

>
>"Bill D." <neveralone_neveragain@NOSPAMcharter.net> wrote in message
>news:db1rjv4gts95dq8cok6719venh2iflpq0c@4ax.com...
>> On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 11:25:53 -0500, "Gail"
>> <serenity6850_2000@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>> >Robert McGregor wrote:
>> >> http://makeashorterlink.com/?V5EF22185
>> >>
>> >> Due to this new subversion of the justice system, another newsgroup is
>> >> urgently needed! alt.recovery.from.tai-chi
>> >>
>> >> Bob
>> >
>> >I just heard from someone at a meeting the other night that they go to
>some
>> >kind of therapy where they meditate in a room that is over 100 degrees.
>New
>> >Mexico has it and I found out some of the treatment centers here do this.
>> >Has anyone ever heard of this? I had never heard of it. I think it might
>be
>> >Native American therapy or something? Some at the people in the meeting
>are
>> >wearing a medicine bag around their neck, too.
>> >I am serious!
>> >Gail
>> >
>>
>> Probably a referance to a "sweat lodge", a spiritual preparation for
>> "vision quest". I have a Tuscarora friend who is an elder of his
>> tribe. We have discussed these things at length. Many native americans
>> are beginning to exclude non-natives from these ceremonies due to lack
>> of proper preparation and learning to respect the traditions. Many
>> non-natives attend these things and disrespect the elders who are
>> there to guide them. They are also disrespecting the facilities which
>> are usually are on tribal lands by trashing the place.
>>
>> "When the earth is ravaged and the animals are dying, a new tribe of
>> people shall come unto the earth from many colors, classes, creeds,
>> and who by their actions and deeds shall make the earth green again.
>> They will be known as the warriors of the Rainbow."
>> Old Native American Prophecy
>>
>> Navajo Blessed Beauty Way Prayer
>>
>> Great Spirit, may we walk in Beauty.
>> May Beauty be above us so that we dream of Beauty.
>> May Beauty be in front of us so that we are led by Beauty.
>> May Beauty be to the left of us so that we may receive Beauty.
>> May Beauty be to the right of us so that we may give out Beauty.
>> May Beauty be behind us so that those who come after us may see
>> Beauty.
>> May Beauty be inside us so that we may become Beauty.
>>
>> Great Spirit, may we walk in Beauty.
>> ---
>> Peace.
>> Bill
>
>Thank you Bill.
>Gail
>

8~>

[Jesus]

On Sun, 17 Aug 2003 00:14:52 -0500, "Gail" <serenity6850_2000@yahoo.com>
wrote in message <vju3qcb6vprq0a@corp.supernews.com>:
>Bill D. wrote:
>> Probably a referance to a "sweat lodge", a spiritual preparation for
>> "vision quest". I have a Tuscarora friend who is an elder of his
>> tribe. We have discussed these things at length. Many native americans
>> are beginning to exclude non-natives from these ceremonies due to lack
>> of proper preparation and learning to respect the traditions. Many
>> non-natives attend these things and disrespect the elders who are
>> there to guide them. They are also disrespecting the facilities which
>> are usually are on tribal lands by trashing the place.
>
>Hello Bill. I can understand that. I have been reading some on the "sweat
>lodge". I believe that it would probably be a spiritual experience to attend
>one. When you say that the non-natives lack in proper preparation and
>learning to respect traditions, disrespectful to elders, and trashing the
>place, I can believe that. Made me start thinking about the guy in the
>meeting the other night that first told me about the sweat lodge. My husband
>and I didn't know this guy very well, but kept thinking we did know him. Two
>weeks ago, he told his thirty minute story. He was soft spoken, didn't give
>a drunk-a-log and we did enjoy hearing his story. Well, the story went for
>thirty minutes and then the chairperson started around the room and let
>everyone say anything they wanted to say to him. He was praised up big time
>by everyone, including my husband and myself....LOL
>We left the meeting and realized we did and had met him once before. His
>wife worked for my hubby for about two weeks (another he found in AA) and
>she quit, wanted to stay, quit, wanted to stay, and GONE GONE GONE now...LOL
>Haven't seen her at the meetings this time back in, either. But he did say
>he was married during his story. His wife is in AA. too.
>A couple nights later, I attended the meeting, hubby worked late, and this
>guy sat across the table from me. He wears his medicine bag and indian
>jewelry. Started noticing some of the women (single) sitting around him,
>looking at him with these little grins. He comes to the meetings barefoot.
>That night he sat across from me, he had his three squaws surrounding him,
>with thier medicine bags and jewelry. He put his feet up in the chair beside
>where I was setting. All I could concentrate on was his toes and wanting to
>say, *This little Piggy went to market".
>I think he said he first went to a sweat lodge in Utah. Ya reckon he has
>that confused with those people that have more than one wife? I expect the
>squaws to start coming into the meetings barefoot and pregnant pretty
>soon...LOL
>
>My husband and I felt like such fools for what we had said to him after his
>story. (I won't even tell ya. It was to mushy"!!! Oh shit, I said that he
>was the result of the program of AA and what it does for one. God, I felt so
>stupid after seeing this other stuff going on and realizing who he was. I
>thought about it for a week or so and now have come to the conclusion that I
>wasn't wrong and shouldn't feel like a fool for what I said..Hell, he is AA,
>but not the program of AA...;)
>
>I hope the natives do stop people like that from coming in. But one day, If
>I am ever privilaged, I would love to attend a *real one". I sure as hell
>ain't going to any here in Tennessee, unless they have them in Cherokee N.C.
>on the reservation. ;)
>
>I loved that prayer. Gotta print that out. Going to the prison tomorrow and
>want to share that with a few of the inmates.
>Thank you again,
>Gail

i think yer a nut case, Gail.

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