--- In [email protected], Rick Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 
> The very subject of the post was smug. Anyone who proclaims that he 
has "The
> Truth" is implying that any other perspective is wrong.

What I've gotten out of the month or so I've been reading/posting on 
FFL is that it's good to share info and viewpoints - particularly 
when the info is backed up by some "source" materials.  All of us 
feel we have discovered some modicum of truth in our spiritual 
adventure.  We want to share this with others and sometimes the way 
this is done is
peceived by others as overbearing.  POV.  It all comes down to POV 
based on personal experience.  Disagreeing and attacking are not the 
same.  Being open to other viewpoints so one can clarify one's own is 
what I see as important.

I was in the TMO and am now a Scientologist. No matter what I think 
about the TMO or others think about Scientology, I support those who 
truly do believe that they are a spirit and not a body and are 
pursuing "realization" to that end.  Attention on the spiritual vis a 
vis the "relative," material or MEST (Sci term:  matter, energy, space
& time) has to have a positive influence on this planet. 

For example, if the rajas and peace palaces and yogic flyers do 
contribute to world peace - isn't that what we want?
If you find that unpalatable or non-sense, then you don't participate 
in that.  But that doesn't give you the right (in my opinion) to 
abdicate your responibility to contribute toward the world peace goal.

If someone is made to feel "wrong' by a post it probably hasn't 
accomplished anything toward this end.  I believe it's important to 
Grant Beingness: "the ability to assume or grant (give, allow) 
beingness is probably the highest of human virtues.  It is even more 
important to be able to permit (allow) other people to have beingness 
than to be able oneself to assume it." (L. Ron Hubbard)  Kind of like 
MMy's "sweet truth."

If some feel that others are being deluded by the TMO they can state 
why without "making wrong".  I WANT people to be dedicated to their 
spiritual pursuits.  This planet is in a condition that seriously 
needs help.  And spiritual help is the only kind that can save it.
Attacking this problem from many different angles is good.  Believing 
your way is the "best" way is part of dedication.  But instead 
of "feeling sorry" (which I think we've all done) for the guy who 
doesn't "get it" we need to be happy he's pursuing the same basic 
goal we all are and hope to hell one or some or all of these things 
work so we can rescue everyone from this craziness we call planet 
Earth.

I appreciate ALL true seekers.  But it's not my right to decide who 
is and who ain't one.  Let people go for whatever they believe in 
100%.
If info here or elsewhere puts them in doubt as to whether fully 
supporting the TMO is the right thing to do, let them sit down and 
honestly assess it for themselves.  If they decide to bail or just do 
TM or TM and sidhis, that's their choice.  

Be happy you have your truth (path) and pursue it diligently.  
Encourage others to do the same.

Jeff




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