Theos-Talk Archives (December 1995 Message tl00097)

At 033700 PM 12/11/95 -0500 you wrote:
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>> ... I wish that I could have had theos-l 30
>> or so years ago when I was grappling with these subjects and
>> learning all on my own. If I feel anything its probably envy. I am
>> a member at large and except for computer networking have
>> not had a chance to share views or discuss these subjects with
>> others.
>>
>> Jerry S.
>>
>YES! Finally a way to link members who don't have access to a local
>group. I too live to far from the nearest group in Atlanta to
>attend programs as often as I would like. I love being able to
>"discuss" theosophy or even just vicariously participate in
>discussions while lurking as frequently as I choose -- which is
>nearly every day!
>
>Lewis
>llucas@mercury.gc.peachnet.edu
>

Liked your feedback. As the theos-l acts like a buffer so that the
poster and recipient does not have to synchronize to communicate with each
other cyberspace "lodges" like this is going to be order of the day.
However if one needs social interaction then a formal lodge can help.

...doss