--- In [email protected], "taskcentered" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Judy, > > Thanks for posting these pages from Trancenet -- from so very long ago. (The url is now http://www.trancenet.net/alert.shtml , if anyone cares to see them in their original > setting.) > > You've claimed I believe, and correct me if I'm wrong, that I "lied" about something in > these posts. > > Would you care to elaborate on my "lies"? > > I was sincere when I wrote the posts. But, on reflection, I believe I was wrong about the > level of danger that I thought I saw. > > But I'm not ashamed of the articles. That's why I've left them up, unaltered, since I wrote > them. Despite your numerous attacks for so many years. > > It seems to me, if I thought I had something to hide, it might have occurred to me to take > them down. > > Without reviewing all the articles in detail, I would remain concerned today if the > Maharishi,
Erm, didn't you hear the news about Marshy? Bevan, and others announce another series of courses intended to avert > imminent biological or genetic war. > > To me its odd that so many gave the Maharishi a pass for lovable eccentricity when he > repeatedly whipped up attendance for his money-making courses -- for over 30 years -- > by claiming the apocalypse was coming over and over and over again. > > It was a dangerous practice. And it seems to me likely that he indulged in it to make > money. > > According to press reports, the guy was worth billions, after all. Unusual for a spiritual > leader. > > There was much to praise about the Maharishi, imho. And there was much that I take > issue with. > > I think the guy was complex, not easily pigeonholed. Fascinating, in that regard. > > J. >
