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From: glass@panix.com (Robert Scott Martin)
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Subject: Re: The Sign of the Enterer
Date: 21 Oct 2002 21:59:19 -0400
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In article <ap13uh$g48$1@news8.svr.pol.co.uk>,
Ka <too_freeMAPS@yahoo.com> wrote:
>p.s. Sri Ramakrishna's family, according to "The Gospel of Ramakrishna",
>worried for his sanity and came to fetch him home from the temple where he
>was dressing and living as a woman.

Ka, dear, you're in the minority on the path of the magus if the most 
bizarre tactic you have to resort to is wearing a dress.

"I am both a woman and a man," Arjuna says in the years when they all 
lived in the forest.