> 
> Why? What do you define as a "spiritual path?" For all you know, there are  
> "spiritual
> paths" where everyone is encouraged to attempt  to hurt everyone in order to
> force them to grow in some way.
> 
> 
> Lawson
>

Hi, Lawson,

Long time since we've talked.

I think for my purposes here, defining a spiritual path isn't necessary. Too 
many variables.

Fortunately for the sake of my discussion, most posters here practice TM or a 
similar 
tradition and do so for what they consider "spiritual" reasons. This usually 
includes the 
idea of self-betterment, "evolution," good and bad karma, etc. My guess most of 
us have 
more in common spiritually than we differ. Could be wrong I suppose.

I believe the poster I responded to, and you, follow such paths. Feel free to 
correct me if 
I'm wrong.

Do you or feste or anybody follow a path that encourages pain? It's certainly 
possible, I 
suppose.

Do you believe the Maharishi followed such a path?

It's not a path I would want to follow. Nor the vast majority of the human 
race, I imagine.

*Do* you believe inflicting pain is good? Acceptable?

J.

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