Say it isn't so (or that you now know better), please: "When I was a TM Governor, we used to refer to "nonmeditators" with disdain. There was even an underlying fear that we might catch some of their "stress." We used to call them 'mud'"
--- In [email protected], taskcentered <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Nablusoss1008, Labeling people "animals" because they do not believe > the way you do is a primary symptom of cult thinking > <http://KnappFamilyCounseling.com/culttales.html> . When I was a TM > Governor, we used to refer to "nonmeditators" with disdain. There was > even an underlying fear that we might catch some of their "stress." We > used to call them "mud" -- after that story the Maharishi told about > another monk in the Himalayas. This black/white, us-vs.-them thinking > is unhealthy for both "us" and "them." It's one of the primary things I > mention need reform in the TM Org. A true spiritual organization > advocates respect, care, and concern for all life -- at least human > life. It's a measure of just how spiritually bankrupt the TM Org has > become that that attitude is prevalent in some quarters. But I believe > in the strength and potential of the wonderful people I have known in > the Movement. Creative. Intelligent. Spiritual. I believe -- together > -- we can create a TM Org we would be proud to be a part of. J. - -- > In [email protected], nablusoss1008 wrote: > > Your > "common sense" is rubbish. > The TMO does not need any silly input from > > the majority of the "people" who are living like animals. > Their > ideas being widely accepted will hopefully never happen simply > > because the world would blow up. > Too much Sattwa too quickly is not a > good thing. > >
