--Vaj,obviously you have no way of knowing what will happen to
meditators who have been witnessing for a prolonged period if they
stop meditating.In my own case which have I have discussed previously
in other posts the practice of TM and TMSP resulted in the awakening
of kundalini(I came to the the latter conclusion after talking to 4 or
5 advanced chi kung and yoga instructors).This process has caused me
to have many different kinds of experiences both blissful and very
negative.In addition to these experiences my mind has become
increasingly silent and unbounded.The difference between this spacious
inner silence and thinking feeling etc has become clearer and
stronger.These changes continue inspite of the fact that I have not
practiced TM on a regular basis for more than three years.A more
dramatic example would be the case of Susan Segal who had stopped
practcing TM for 5 yrs prior to expereincing a profound and permanent
change in her awareness.I believe that there are many more examples of
people who have experienced profound changes in conciousness as result
of TM(eg Peter,Tom T).To say that TM doesn't potentially result in 
profound and permanent changes seems more like a bias you have about
TM.(frankly you do seem pretty invested in putting it down).I would
agree with your point that many people my make more progress towards
enlightenment through other spirtual paths.I also think that as LBS
has said previously that not all states of realization are the same
and the way you "gained" enlightenment will influence how you
expereince being enlighented.Kevin






- In [email protected], Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> On Jun 9, 2005, at 11:14 PM, sparaig wrote:
> 
> > Or maybe it does, and you're ignoring the research on people who show
> > witnessing 24/7 for more than a year at a time.
> 
> If they stop meditating, it will fade.




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