> British society - schools are like a warzone

> immigration out of 
> control 

> cultural integrity eroded, young people and key
> workers cannot afford 
> homes etc etc.   

Same problems in the US.


--- eloigne24 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- In [email protected], Rick Archer
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > on 5/21/05 9:52 PM, off_world_beings at
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> wrote:
> > > 
> > > Most of the salebale facilities were probably
> bought with donations
> > > from Brits for the British TM movement.
> > 
> > Right ho. So do any Brits reading this care to
> comment on the current
> > sentiment regarding the movement they have created
> being liquidated 
> and the
> > proceeds being sent to India without their
> consent? I wouldn't find 
> this
> > slightly disturbing if I were fully convinced the
> money was actually 
> going
> > to be used for pundits.
> 
> Some comments about the UK: The Independent
> newspaper is campaigning 
> for electoral reform, for proportional
> representation (of course T 
> Blair saying not necessary). Just 22% of the
> electorate backed Blair, 
> he won 36% of the votes cast, and 55% of the seats
> in the House of 
> Commons. It seems strange for the TMO to rail
> against democracy - and 
> then react when it's shown not to work.
> 
> The fundamental issue it seems to me is that Blair
> represents the 
> greatest problem in our society as a whole - that of
> image. It 
> permeates every aspect of our lives. Just look at
> the DSM IV 
> description of narcissistic personality disorder -
> and then look at 
> Bush and Blair - and the societies they represent.
> Blair is wrecking 
> British society - schools are like a warzone (just
> talk to a few 
> beleagured teachers) because of pupil behaviour and
> the overall yob 
> culture, hospitals and transport struggling,
> immigration out of 
> control (if you trumpet "cool Britannia's" image you
> can't then 
> complain if people want to come there - but it is
> just an image), 
> cultural integrity eroded, young people and key
> workers cannot afford 
> homes etc etc. But people say the atmosphere on that
> huge march 
> against the Iraq war was absolutely fantastic.
> 
> It is terribly sad for the many dedicated people
> involved in TM, the 
> ones who have given the most. If money had not been
> frittered away 
> over the years on image-type projects then there
> might be more 
> established. But there are a lot of people growing
> and developing, 
> leading their lives in wonderful ways. You can't
> just substitute one 
> field for another - just spiritual whilst ignoring
> the psychological, 
> and vice versa. We're here in bodies for a reason!
> Perhaps the age of 
> gurus is coming to an end - we have to be
> co-creators.
> 
> As Jung said:  "God wants to be born in the flame of
> man's 
> consciousness, leaping ever higher. And what if this
> has no roots in 
> the earth? If it is not a house of stone where the
> fire of Godcan 
> dwell, but a wretched straw hut that flares up and
> vanishes? Could God 
> then be born? One must be able to suffer God. That
> is the supreme task 
> for the carrier of ideas. He must be the advocate of
> the earth. God 
> will take care of himself. My inner principle is:
> Deus et homo. God 
> needs man in order to become conscious, just as he
> needs limitation in 
> time and space. Let us therefore be for him
> limitation in time and 
> space, an earthly tabernacle".
> 
> 
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