Ellen Madono--Mangialavore [was: Stage 7 Scholten

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Ellen Madono
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Ellen Madono--Mangialavore [was: Stage 7 Scholten

Post by Ellen Madono »

Keep us up with how the project goes. Good luck.

My husband is working in the place that is famous for growing lotus roots with nine holes. Why it matters, I don't know. But the fields are beautiful in the spring.


AH
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Re: Ellen Madono--Mangialavore [was: Stage 7 Scholten

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on 7/20/05 6:06 PM, Ellen Madono at kemadono@ybb.ne.jp wrote:
((( I recall that Japanese astrology uses 9 in one of its calculation
algorithms. So, like the enneagram most recently of the Sufis; they have
found an organic expression of that number important. Nine means
completion--the last integer before redux to zeroid restart, as it were.
Completion is the goal of Japanese theology (Zen Buddhism, Taoism both hold
that we are here to perfect and graduate to realized multidimensional
beingness--Buddhist theory is that we graduate to the "being in many places
at once" capability, mentioned here since I saw the concept in a post
recently.)

Do they grow more than just lotus root there? I love lotus root--could eat
it regularly and not get tired of it.
But the fields are beautiful in

((( Do you mean the ponds? :-)

Best,
A

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Ellen Madono
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Joined: Fri Aug 15, 2003 10:00 pm

Re: Ellen Madono--Mangialavore [was: Stage 7 Scholten

Post by Ellen Madono »

information overload on 9. I think it always depend on where the ego, era etc is, not an abstraction.


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