On 1/19, Sonnich Thomsen wrote:
>Dear Listmembers:
>
>By the help of Marcel Guillot (I've got his correct e-mail
>address now) contact was made to the Danish Parkinson
>Association (about 400 members). You may have noticed,
>that I am the only member of the list in this country. My
>idea is that the association should also be a member and I
>have recommended strongly that they do so. Their problem
>is that they are not connected to Internet but I have urged
>them to make the necessary arrangements. Meanwhile I
>intend to give them copies of your mail to the list (today I
>mailed them almost one hundred pages from JAN 12
>through today). Is that ok with you?
>
>Best wishes to all of you!
>Erling Sonnich Thomsen
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Sonnich,
It's ok with me. i'm glad we have the opportunity to go international and
assist others.
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Jeffrey R. Romanyshyn, M.A., M.H.
Male/27
Pacifica Graduate Institute
Santa Barbara, California, USA
Ph.D. student: Clinical Depth Psychology
Writer: poetry, science fiction
Interests: developing a sense of myth for modernity; Archetypal approaches
to illness; alternative healing methods; the integration of Psyche &
Technology; to bring a soulful perspective to the Internet; care for the
Earth (it's home for numerous other examples of life besides humanity).
infinite regress
infinite regress?
the thought goes something like this:
our universe is but a single atom,
floating on a much larger cosmic ocean,
which we can never see.
-and-
every atom,
afloat on our universal sea,
is a miniature cosmos.
an infinite regress,
up and down.
j.r. romanyshyn
12/18/94
