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However Mozart is in itself totally different. Classical is not my faviourite genre of music, no matter how scietifically proven it is to say how clever it makes your child if you listen to Morzart while the baby is in ur womb. Or how plants grow better when you play classical music in a greenhouse...

Sorry, I meant to write "Katy" instead of "Misty" in my previous post!

Tom

As for it leaving an "imprint" on my "antakarana", "soul" or "heart", this seems to me a rather good example of SES gobbledygook. Could you (or anyone) please explain what you mean by those terms? Tom, the antakarana can best be described as the psyche, rather than the soul or heart. It's most ofte...

Misty wrote: If it was basic I am sure it would be in our GCSE biology books and sylabus, however is it not, and therefore it is not taught in our biology class. Sex educations lesson... ooohhh we're not on that bit yet I guess... Good point! I guess I shouldn't blame the SES for everything! Sorry i...

Katy wrote: Apparently, when you first sleep with someone, the person you sleep with makes a mark on your 'antakarana' which is kinda like your soul I think. On a more practical level, they say that that is a highly significant and important person to you. THerefore it would make sense if the person...

Guest wrote: May I ask what is the purpose for your research... im quite intriguied... Certainly you may! I believe the SES (and its various manifestations under various names in various countries) to be a dangerous and destructive cult masquerading as a school of philosophy. My own experience of ph...

Antises wrote: Personally, I believe, and please correct me if I am wrong, that the alternative to believing in a "Creator" and (by extension) a purpose to life is to believe that there is no purpose to human life and that it is chance combined with mutations and Darwinian natural selection *alone* ...

How about a school that teaches children how to think, not what to think? How about a school that doesn't impose supposed "principles of spiritual knowledge" and assertions about the existence a "Creator" on susceptible youngsters? How about a school that lets its pupils decide for themselves what "...

"The principles under which the school works are as follows: - To give children information of the simple principles of spiritual knowledge, knowledge of the universe, mankind, and the individual?s relation thereto. - To remind the child of the essential human duties ? to remember the Creator, to l...

I think it's very worthwhile. It's certainly helped me in my research!

Guest wrote: WHat my point is, is that it is quite an INSULT to many hindus to call someone who HINDUS belive is real, as a FICTIONAL character! In other words YOU are putting down their belief! Hindus may or may not choose to regard it as an insult. I believe in free enquiry regardless of whether t...

I was surfing the web just now and I came across this site: http://www.abrahamlincolnschool.org/herald/00fall.htm This, it would seem, is the sister school to St James in the USA. I noticed a couple of names and faces from the past: Nicholas Debenham and Sheilah Caldwell. And who's that John Hipshon...

Hi Guest, Thanks for starting this new thread. I'm certainly not an expert on this subject and I understand how controversial it can be, but I restate my opinion that, as I understand it, the evidence for the historical existence of Krishna is far from conclusive. I am very aware of how important ch...

Apologies for triple-posting my previous message! I was getting an error message when I tried to post it and thought that it hadn't been sent.

Sorry!

Tom

I?d like to respond to a few things in Antises?s latest post. (I?ll avoid getting involved in the recent bad-tempered exchanges except to agree with Matthew that the abusive St Vedast regime we suffered is a highly delicate subject and one that is perhaps difficult for us to discuss calmly!) Whilst ...