RIP Swandive

[Vann]

I met swandive in his first couple of months of his journey with us and we sarged hollywood with Fame. He was quiet, intelligent, willing to learn and it showed in his progress. God needed another good one up there.

[Vann]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSpRpH8IcSg

had to play this in honor of a good man

[Valmont]

Didn't know him other than this forum. Still, when the world loses a solid guy this is always worth mourning. RIP SD and I'm sorry for everyones losses. I'm out tonight, will have a drink in his honour.

[DJNinja]

obviously this affects all of us as we are a tight group and swandive was of course...a friend of ours

I think that's what makes our community so special...we're so small and tight that the loss of one really affects us all. Even if you didn't meet him in person, you at least knew of him through the forum, and that he was really an outstanding guy.

Swan helped me get through an inner game/sticking point thing back in June/July. He was so generous of his time writing me kinda long messages to get me through it, and I was very grateful.

RIP Swandive

[poly]

Met Swan during my trip to the States earlier this year, him and the other So-Cal boys took me under their wings and made my holiday a time of my life to remember.

Still remember kicking him out of the front seat of Taz's car because my legs were longer. lol. One of the most REAL guys I have met in the PU community, such a chilled out, laid back guy... with balls of steel. I will always remember him and my time with him in Vegas.

Had a BAD ARSE vid of him jamming the drums in Vegas. It was fuckin insane! Although, was on my old phone which I lost a month back :/, was sure I had sent him an e-mail of it earlier this year, but can't find anything in my outbox (was a crazy busy time of year for me so maybe I had forgotten to send it to him). I am a little perplexed as he is on my g-mail address book so I must of sent it. If anyone knows a bit about g-mail maybe could help me out with finding it, if indeed I did send it. Would be so worth it as was a killer vid.

RIP mate

[Bravo]

A motorcyclist was killed Monday Morning in a crash involving a truck in Malibu. The crash occurred about 9 a.m. on Pacific Coast Highway at Rambla Vista, according to the Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff's Station.

Sean Patrick Flynn of Los Angeles tried to pass a fully loaded dump truck, and as he did so he hit the truck's side and then was run over by the rear wheels, Lt. Robert Wiard. The crash remained under investigation.

Both westbound PCH lanes in the area were closed for about an hour and a half. One was opened at about 10:30 a.m. and the other one was opened by 1 p.m.

—City News Service

[Fame]

Poly, if you want you can pm me your email info/pass for gmail and I'll look for it.

[Smoothcall]

Swandive attended some of the tantra events I told him about--I think the only guy on this forum or any other PU forum to do so.

He also sometimes attended our men's group meeting too, were we would do some tantric meditations, like the one I taught at Project X, and then discuss how to show up in life as better men.

I always appreciated what he brought to the meetings and events.

But I never realized how deeply he touched other men in the group. After I told them about his untimely death, he's what two of them wrote:

I am so saddened by thus news. [Swandive] was cool, strong, fascinating and open to life and those around him. Most of all, it appeared [Swandive] had such a rich, dynamic life ahead of him.

[After the meetings] I had several memorable chats with [Swandive] just before he put on his motorcycle helmet and drove off to a destination that I was sure was hipper than mine. We lost a really good man long before his time. I am so saddened to think of his family and loved ones. . . . Thank you [Swandive] for bringing the best of you to share with us . . .

And

I feel so much sadness because I had the pleasure of spending many quality hours with him both inside, and outside, our Circle.

[Swandive] leaves me with a wealth of fond memories, many of which are of him arriving, always on time, with his unique cheeriness and warmth which always left me smiling. I worried about that motorcycle. He knew it too. . . .

I am frustrated (!!) because, he was so young and with so much potential . . . .

[Swandive] showed me what it was like to attack life with a high level of enthusiastic inspiration and I never heard him complain. From a humble place, he just knew that he had the will power to accomplish anything. He also very clearly told me that it was important for him to consciously show up in life with "Goodwill and Joy." I liked that a lot about him and always thought that was such a nice contrast because so many other people in life, in my experience, show up with, 'what's in it for me?'

Thank you [Swandive] for being the man that you were and for bringing, spreading and being an example of Goodwill and Joy to all our lives!

I will miss you...thank you for everything!

In whatever level of sadness you are experiencing over Swandive's death at this point, let's each of us remember to honor Swandive, others like him but who are no longer here, and the gift of life that we all still enjoy, by also living the most rich, dynamic, powerful lives we can.

Peace.

[Smoothcall]

And a totally different video featuring our friend--Swandive getting ketchup licked off him by a few HB's.

http://youtu.be/OYWlsqAWg7I

[Bravo]

hahaha~!


that vid is CLEARLY from before his PUA lessons


Boom and I went out tonight, rode our bike (45 degrees out) and toasted a beer and a shot of whiskey for him!