Re: query

[Jeffrey Romanyshyn <jeffrey@xxxxxxxx>]

On 1/21, Robert Barasch wrote:

>Hello,
>I'm writing for help in the procedure for signing on to the list
>from an internet site. I signed on from a bitnet site by writing
>to the "listserv@utoronto" and then subscribing. My son has got
>an account on delphi.com and would like to subscribe. Does he
>simply write to "listserv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" and then "subscribe"
>or does he have to do something different.
>
>Thanks for your help, and for the list. I have been a "lurker,"
>but I've also been a "printer and currier," passing a lot of the
>information to my son.
>
>Bob Barasch
>STMIKES@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Bob,

I think all your son has to do is: listserv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Good luck.  Glad to have you both.

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jeffrey@xxxxxxxx
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