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I don't really know what you mean.
I find many of my teachers really precious. I had bought the DVD of the
Nyingthig Yabshi and hadn't watched it for two years, and when I finally watched
it last week I was totally blown away by the beauty and compassion of the
teachings. If you haven't encountered this then I am sorry for you. You need to
understand a Chod ceremony or phowa, or something which has been structured.
The real guru chela relationship
still exists. I hadn't found it within Hinduism because Hinduism has been warped
through weakness of the teachers upon arriving in the West.
Maharishi rails about the West but
he has been changed through association with it more than the West has been
changed through association with him.
There still are hugely wonderful
teachings in Buddhism. Like terma Ganesha, Dzamballah, White Tara,
Avalokiteshvara and so on. TM people in general are trying to sell a weak
product in a market that's completely already developed with many experts.
Only they are lacking expertise. TM might be great but the entire package is
weak. It needs much work. I gotta say I love you peeps for trying. How I
wish you could succeed. But how can you succeed unless you understand the allure
of the competition? You simply cannot. It's very sad that so few will seek
beyond their narrow minded Hindu Zionism. Which isn't even theirs. Very few of
you have ever sought refuge from samsara in a real tradition. There's alot of
joy to be had in one.
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