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a 100 spiritual lenses

March 31st, 2009 by spirituality | Filed under About me, religion and spirituality 4 Comments »

Today I made my 100th spiritual lens on squidoo. I know that so precisely because they’re all in my (exclusive) spirituality and religion squidoo group. As I write this that group only has 99 members, but that’s a technicality. My 100th lens is made and it’s H.P. Blavatsky Books. From a numerological perspective it’s interesting that this makes my 170th lens – and 17 is a number that turns up again and again in theosophical history. In my own life the related number 8 (1+7) turns up a lot as well.

This is perhaps a good time to introduce some of these lenses. For instance a few of my spiritual lensographies:

Other recently made spiritual lenses are a review of Ken Wilber books and a review of the classic theosophical commentary on the Yoga Sutras by Patanjali.


4 Comments »

  1. mulberry said :
    March 31, 2009 at 3:56 pm

    That’s a significant milestone, I’ll try to get back later this week to check some of these out. (right now I’m on a mission myself!)

  2. AJ said :
    April 1, 2009 at 9:14 am

    Congratulations on your centenary Katinka – here’s to the next one!

  3. Treasures By Brenda said :
    April 2, 2009 at 8:02 pm

    We can all take a clue from your focused and to the point lenses like the H.P. Blavatsky Books one. Congratulations on 170; I was going to say here is to the next 170…can you picture that day?

    Brenda

  4. spirituality said :
    April 6, 2009 at 5:51 am

    :) thanks all. Brenda – I think that if squidoo keeps managing to help good lenses and dunk bad spammy ones, and keeps getting traffic (and increasing traffic) – I’ll be building lenses. And as long as I keep building lenses there’s no reason I would not at some point get to 340 … but that day is far away yet. This took me almost two years.

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