--- In [email protected], "jim_flanegin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> I remember these events well. Do you recall if the Movement had 
> anything to do with the peaceful transition in South Africa from 
> Apartheid to the election of Nelson Mandela, former enemy of the 
> state (probably the most surprising of all)?

I am not aware of that. But Maharishi once said; "Africa will be 
enlightened from the tip."

>From my understanding Maitreya was more directly, though Maharishis 
efforts in the indirect levels should not be underestimated, behind 
the transition in South-Africa; several times visiting and inspiring 
Mr. Nelson Mandela in his prison cell.
> 
> --- In [email protected], "lupidus108" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
> wrote:
> > Through all his activities Maharishi has backed the egos of 
> > dictators; Haile Selasse, Peron, Shah of Persiah, Marcos, among 
> > others. And to my knowledge the transition to a different 
> government 
> > was peacefull.
> > 
> > I was in Teheran when everybody expected a civial war; even the 
> > embassies shut down and left town. Nothing happened, The Shah 
just 
> > quietly slipped out of the country and died some time later.
> > 
> > I was in Manilla when Maharishi put fullpage ads in the 
newspapers 
> > praising Marcos. We praised him in his Palace with lights and 
> words. 
> > His ego was certainly puffed upp; but something remarable 
> happened; 
> > when the people of the streets, in hundreds of thousands, reached 
> the 
> > bridge leading to the Presidential Palace, Marcos was in a 
meeting 
> > with his top general who strongly suggested to gun them down; I 
am 
> > ready, give me the yes. Marcos said no.
> >  
> > Hours later he quietly slipped out of the country and died some 
> time 
> > later.
> > 
> > The critisism of Maharishi by younger souls, here and elsewere, 
is 
> > understandable since knowledge is structured in consciousness. It 
> is 
> > the lack of intuition on their part when seeing a real Master, a 
> > savior, in work that puzzles me. Without an underlying, intuitive 
> > understanding of the mechanics of nature many become filled with 
> > rage, rumours and speculation. Sad really.




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