You are a man? A TM-Teacher? I really hope that you meet other people 
to date than your own students? I have observed that in some 
Academies - it is a very narrow world - with many strange 
sexrelations - that has not been very healthy. I really hope, when we 
are so busy to develop spirituality, that we also develop some 
ethical standards as well. I am not against sex - but we have some 
responsibility for our students. For a Teacher - and special a 
spiritual Teacher - to have sex with the students is sex-abuse.
Ingegerd

--- In [email protected], "Patrick Gillam" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- In [email protected], Rick Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > on 6/5/05 8:52 AM, Ingegerd at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > 
> > > In my world. If a Teacher have sex with a student or a Master 
with
> > > the Disciple or secretary or student, I call it sex-abuse. If a
> > > Master find another Master to have sex with - I don't care. For 
a
> > > Master or Guru or Maharishi to have sex with somebody who trust 
you
> > > to be a spiritual guide, it is sex-abuse, and can really be 
harmfull.
> > > Ingegerd
> > 
> > I agree. The "consenting adults" line is baloney. Too great a 
disparity
> > between ages, cultures, and levels of power and authority.
> 
> What I wonder is, how *would* such people date?  
> 
> If a teacher's whole world revolves around the 
> organization the teacher has created, how does 
> he or she meet other people? Hows do they spend 
> enough time with others to tell whether they want  
> to commit to the relationship?
> 
> How would you write the classified ad?
> 
> "Single Indian male, mid-40s, financially secure, 
> self-realized, seeks spiritually inclined female for 
> hot sex during off hours." 
> 
> Could be a specialized market for matchmakers.
> 
> Maybe the key is to graduate one's students. That's 
> the ethical way conventional teachers do it. Wait until 
> your student is no longer your student before you ask 
> her out.
> 
>  - Patrick Gillam




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