Posted July 17th, 2004 by doriscott20002000(#5290)
Shardul, I think many are waiting for your next book, but I am sure
it will not contain any story about any hospitals anymore. By the
way, you made me study proper English (I am German). Thank you. Who
said English is easy to learn?
Doris
In Sri_Chinmoy_Inspiration@yahoogroups.com, meghabhutijoy
wrote:
> Shardul,
>
>
> I loved and loved and loved your excellent book so very much. A
> delightful combination of great humor, and deep philosophy. I
> can't wait for your next book. I had never seen many of the quotes
> from Sri Chinmoy about medicine and I will treasure them.
>
>
> Meghabhuti
>
>
> --- In Sri_Chinmoy_Inspiration@yahoogroups.com, shardul_nz
> wrote:
> > Hi Meghabhuti ... JOY it is to see your heart on this page!
> >
> > I did not know Sunil well by any means, but he was one of Sri
> > Chinmoy's students that was like a pillar and a rock. He was like
> > one of the foundation stones of our path from the early days of
> > Sri Chinmoy's mission and he was, at least for me, one of those
> > guys that when you saw him upon arriving in New York for
> > celebrations, you could take a deep breath and feel that all was
> > right in the world.
> >
> > One other funny little thing about Sunil was that he was the only
> > member of our spiritual family that I could talk to about one of
> > my favourite historical figures - General George S. Patton. It
> > seems that he had studied the General at some stage in his life,
> > as have I, and we would chat about the General's life, poetry and
> > accomplishments sometimes. I guess we shared some kind of fondness
> > for the enigmatic Patton.
> >
> > You don't come across too many like Sunil ... a rare breed of
> > seeker.
> >
> > See you in the Big Apple, brother ... Shardul.
> >
> > --- In Sri_Chinmoy_Inspiration@yahoogroups.com, meghabhutijoy
> > wrote:
> > > I knew him for only a few years. I always found him to be very
> > > gentle and sweet and good-natured. He was in a special singing
> > > group for non-singers, and worked very hard to learn to sing
> > > even though he didn't have the faintest idea of how to proceed
> > > at his age still... And yet he kept trying and trying to learn
> > > the songs- what perseverance he had!!!
> > >
> > > Meghabhuti
> > >
> > > --- In Sri_Chinmoy_Inspiration@yahoogroups.com,
> > > maria_latinova wrote:
> > > > Once I read a very beautiful poem for Sunil.
> > > > Can someone tell me who he was?
Shardul, I think many are waiting for your next book, but I am sure
it will not contain any story about any hospitals anymore. By the
way, you made me study proper English (I am German). Thank you. Who
said English is easy to learn?
Doris
In Sri_Chinmoy_Inspiration@yahoogroups.com, meghabhutijoy
wrote:
> Shardul,
>
>
> I loved and loved and loved your excellent book so very much. A
> delightful combination of great humor, and deep philosophy. I
> can't wait for your next book. I had never seen many of the quotes
> from Sri Chinmoy about medicine and I will treasure them.
>
>
> Meghabhuti
>
>
> --- In Sri_Chinmoy_Inspiration@yahoogroups.com, shardul_nz
> wrote:
> > Hi Meghabhuti ... JOY it is to see your heart on this page!
> >
> > I did not know Sunil well by any means, but he was one of Sri
> > Chinmoy's students that was like a pillar and a rock. He was like
> > one of the foundation stones of our path from the early days of
> > Sri Chinmoy's mission and he was, at least for me, one of those
> > guys that when you saw him upon arriving in New York for
> > celebrations, you could take a deep breath and feel that all was
> > right in the world.
> >
> > One other funny little thing about Sunil was that he was the only
> > member of our spiritual family that I could talk to about one of
> > my favourite historical figures - General George S. Patton. It
> > seems that he had studied the General at some stage in his life,
> > as have I, and we would chat about the General's life, poetry and
> > accomplishments sometimes. I guess we shared some kind of fondness
> > for the enigmatic Patton.
> >
> > You don't come across too many like Sunil ... a rare breed of
> > seeker.
> >
> > See you in the Big Apple, brother ... Shardul.
> >
> > --- In Sri_Chinmoy_Inspiration@yahoogroups.com, meghabhutijoy
> > wrote:
> > > I knew him for only a few years. I always found him to be very
> > > gentle and sweet and good-natured. He was in a special singing
> > > group for non-singers, and worked very hard to learn to sing
> > > even though he didn't have the faintest idea of how to proceed
> > > at his age still... And yet he kept trying and trying to learn
> > > the songs- what perseverance he had!!!
> > >
> > > Meghabhuti
> > >
> > > --- In Sri_Chinmoy_Inspiration@yahoogroups.com,
> > > maria_latinova wrote:
> > > > Once I read a very beautiful poem for Sunil.
> > > > Can someone tell me who he was?