GREAT LOSS OF A GIANT OF SLOVENIAN ALPINISM
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| Parkeljc14. 11. 2009 12:38:47 |
For me he was just a man who had "balls" but no brains. An eccentric who left family, friends, basically a suicide. The mountain is not crazy, crazy is the one who goes up. As someone here already wrote, he was warned, unfortunately he didn't heed the warnings. Rest in peace.
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| burja14. 11. 2009 12:53:40 |
There was a will and there was a path and the goal was achieved. Rest in peace! What drives us to the mountains, only we who have similar experience know. And sometimes we ourselves don't know why. I myself have already experienced something dangerous in the hills, but I went again soon...
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| Klin14. 11. 2009 13:28:01 |
He loved the mountains, perhaps even too much... Rest in peace.
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| viharnik14. 11. 2009 14:20:08 |
Tomaž always believed in the eternity of the spirit and creation, never in death.
The human spirit is the most precious thing we have within us and immeasurable, because it is infinite, eternal. No wind can carry it away, no fire destroy it, it cannot be negated or ignored in any way. It is the almighty God, Sat-Chit-Anand,
-Sat or the truth of all things that are or are not created
-Chit or pure attention
-Anand or joy that the spirit receives in its perception
When all three things are one Sat Chit Anand, at the neutral point, they meet, merge into oneness. Then they become the principle of Brahma (middle evolutionary channel-Shushumna-spine), silence is complete, joy is one with attention and joy is one with truth... That's why Jesus said: "I am the light", as it represents "Sat", the light of God
So, when a person develops their attention to some degree, they also develop their joy to that degree and to that extent also creative activity.
Right here perhaps lies the subtle answer why mountaineers and alpinists conquer the most difficult "useless world" of mountains.
Tomaž was one of them who awakened, intuitively knew where the path to Him is...
Excerpt from the speech "Spirit" Sri Mataji Nirmala Devi, ADI SHAKTI (Primordial Mother of universe) AUM, OM.
Sahaja Yoga
Tomaž, you missed nothing, but gained a lot of good in this life.
When I travel to India to the Divine Mother in February, I will bring your picture to her feet.
In our yoga, it is enough if the Mother just thinks of a country and the situation starts to unravel for the better in all aspects, only if the Holy Mother wishes it.
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| lučo14. 11. 2009 15:27:17 |
Where there's a will, there's a way. Rest in peace.
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| rozka14. 11. 2009 16:48:58 |
Today is a sad day for me, because with the news the last hope is gone too... I myself admired Tomaž Humar for his courage and will and self-confidence, so it bothers me that some people judge so readily, but they themselves can't even go to the "store" or for a walk?! Because I myself hike a lot in the mountains by my standards and know what happens in me, in my head, when I hike alone and how much courage and self-confidence you need... I express condolences to the closest ones!
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| viharnik14. 11. 2009 17:26:06 |
All of us who now live on this earth in the presence of the last, greatest divine incarnation after Jesus, Sri Mataji Nirmala Devi, are partakers of the highest honor. It is no coincidence according to Sri Mataji's story that we great meritorious souls, seekers, have gathered (born) right now, who worked hard in previous lives to be here now with Tomaž at the forefront. Every moment to be in the presence of divine vibrations is the most important time for humanity, says Sri Mataji. Such an opportunity will not come for millions of years again. Those brothers and sisters who have not yet seen the holy Mother of everything that exists (creator of everything, including the deities Krishna, Buddha, Brahma, Shiva, Jesus), can look at http://www.shrimataji.org/italy2009/album/485
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| jaca14. 11. 2009 17:32:03 |
We were in company, all in good spirits, when the news of Tomaž's death fell among us. We were stunned and despite the sun everything turned gray. I'm sorry, Tomaž...
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| monter14. 11. 2009 17:54:07 |
Tomaž was a great man. Glory to him.
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| zamet14. 11. 2009 18:43:55 |
We are proud of you Tomaž. Rest in peace.
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| majdicst14. 11. 2009 18:58:10 |
Maybe I didn't always agree with his methods and actions. Many times he perhaps went over the edge. But that in no way diminishes the fact that he was a great man and a great alpinist. He certainly pushed the limits of the possible much higher than they were before him. Regardless of his controversy, he will remain one of the greatest. Like Nejc Zaplotnik was in his time (but not fully lived out). We will miss him.
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| miga14. 11. 2009 19:50:21 |
I am proud that I knew you. Rest in peace.
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| stankoju14. 11. 2009 20:14:14 |
A sad day for Slovenian alpinism
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| antik14. 11. 2009 20:26:17 |
R.I.P Tomaž
Your ego drove you further....
but the old Greeks said that those whom the gods love die young...
Annapurna, Ama Dablam, Bobaje, Nuptse, Reticent Wall on El Capitan, Daulagiri
Tomaž - Legend!
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| JTrogar15. 11. 2009 12:00:56 |
All of us who are mountain lovers understood and admired you.
Mountains were everything to you and you gave everything to the mountains.
Rest in peace!
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| strelec195415. 11. 2009 13:10:40 |
Great loss for alpinism. All of us who understood you and somehow feel what you were looking for up there... felt pain at this sad news.
T O M A Ž rest in peace.
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