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At best doing TM can make one a
Pratyekabuddha. That's an arhat from a traditionless tradition. Though I'm not
even sure of that. Rick, you believe that there are some truely liberated
practitioners of TM, in the sense of nonreturners to the wheel of
samsara?
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2005 9:55 PM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Real
Doing - understanding Maharishi's actions.
--- In [email protected],
"coshlnx" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]...> wrote:
>
-That's right!....and only a foolish fish would take the same bait
>
twice.
...and, fortunately, that isn't the path of TM.
TM is
that mental technique, twice daily, for 15-20 minutes. No
gurus
involved.
And according to the teacher propagating it, it's the fastest
path...so who needs gurus?
> >
> > Vaj ... do
you truly not see the difference??
> > One is a path of knowledge,
the other is not!
> >
> > "Surrender" can be very bad, or
very good...
> > let the buyer beware (caveat emptor)!
> >
> > MMY in Gita wrote:
> > >> ...By adjusting itself
to the likes and dislikes of the
enlightened
> > >> cosmic
mind of the master, the ignorant mind of the seeker
> > >>
gradually gains that same status..."
> > >
> > > Vaj
wrote:
> > > I think Jim Jones said the same thing....followed by
"come and
get
> your
> > >
kool-aid..."
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