Comments for Mad Mike Magee's Musings

Comment on Tantrik texts are being kindled by nirwanatantra

nirwanatantra — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 14:36:58 +0000

nice selection of books

Comment on Dawn over Mill Street by Big Kate

Big Kate — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 03:34:26 +0000

It’s been really quite nice days round Oxford these last few days. I’ve been down at the Victoria arms looking over the Cherwell and the Marston ferry meadows. If you haven’t tried it can i recommend it. Its a really good Wadsworth pub, has wifi, good food, warm fire and garden that leads down to the Cherwell.

thanks for the beautiful photos, hope you have a good crimble and new year

Big Kate

Comment on Tantrik texts are being kindled by Satyabroto Banerji

Satyabroto Banerji — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 02:40:25 +0000

Please include all your kindle material at your web site, of which I am a devoted browser. Please consider adding a ‘paid’ section in which your followers can make donations to support your invaluable work. The Android Marketplace is another forum to consider for your work as not all of us use kindle.

Comment on There are badgers in our back gardens. More trouble down Mill Street, Oxford by Big Kate

Big Kate — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 20:47:33 +0000

Oh it appears after all these years i had no idea where mill street was, i always thought it was on osney island when actually your over the road from the white house pub (which i used to frequent). I have no idea if you drink at the Jam Factory, but if i do get a chance to meet you I owe you several pints for all the enjoyment you have given me over the years. All the time I wanted to come up to London to buy you a pint and you were just around the corner. I’ve now added your RSS feed so that i can keep up with local news.
best wishes
Big Kate

Comment on Screeching bird obsoletes alarum cocks by fabuhzoraida

fabuhzoraida — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 22:12:17 +0000

buy a to your friends and get big save

Comment on Facebook has some Adobe “issues” by John

John — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 15:39:58 +0000

You know I never understood the written Tantras really.
Who were they for.
At the time of writing I imagine almost all of India was unable to read them.
Including many of the so called Gurus
So why are they not written like for kids.
Like the kids we are, they were
Life is hard enough as it is without the secrets of the universe being hidden in shed loads of
Unintelligible garble.
I do realise that sometimes things are so simple they are impossible to relate.
Never write a book, that’s was a good one. Learn from those who know, not from what they try to explain in words that lead ever further away from what you know but just forgot, cause you fell asleep on the journey.

Comment on Kenneth Grant: More memories by Kamakalidas

Kamakalidas — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 00:29:29 +0000

Thanks for sharing this. Gives a little more insight into the relatively unknown personality of a very significant, occult writer of modern times (with an intriguing, occult – historical… “pedigree” (?).
I enjoy K.G.’s works & have recently read his fictional series which seems, at times, to elucidate certain esoteric points more easily (less confusedly) than his “non-fiction”! (the gematria in the non fic. will make you insane!). Not to mention his delightful habit for conjuring up strange, new words like “perichoresis”.
Whether it is fiction, or non-fiction, or reality (as perceived by you, him or I), it is an intriguing and intoxicating brew he stirred up! Looking forward to seeing more, and to the book when completed. Will we be able to order a signed in toad’s blood, numbered edition bound in goat’s-skin? (Just kidding!)

Comment on Truly, awareness without attributes is Kameshvara by I heard there was a good vegi thai dish called no name

I heard there was a good vegi thai dish called no name — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 13:48:43 +0000

“Adesh-Adesh!”

Travelling with trident?

URL: http://www.traveltrident.com/images/stories/gallery/gallery31.png

There again, maybe not eh Mike, perhaps it may be better just to paddle your own boat…