--- In [email protected], "danfriedman2002" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > distorting my name will not get you: "the truth can set you free. Try > it! True openness often means liberating". > > Vaj, in your case i do believe that beating the monkey with a stick > may be appropriate.
Hey Dan, I can't help thinking that the more meaningless insults you level at people here that you don't know anything about will make it harder and harder to claw your way back into any sort of acceptance. Unless you plan to just leave real soon I'd cut the attempted smart remarks and try learning about what people here are actually like. > --- In [email protected], Vaj <vajradhatu@> wrote: > > > > > > On Jun 23, 2008, at 9:38 AM, danfriedman2002 wrote: > > > > > Vaj, > > > > > > Why are you spending yor life's energy against M and TM/ Have you > > > something consructive in your life. Possibilities abound. > > > > > > Fried Man: > > > > I guess it's just that I value that an honest image be preserved > for > > history, at least that's my feeling for the message you're > responding > > to. Did you have some specific question on any of the points in > that > > message or do you have some important comment on it's contents, or > > did you just want impose your judgement on me? > > > > Some believe the truth can set you free. Try it! True openness > often > > means liberating false notions we once held onto or illusions we > > believed were solid and real. > > > > What is it that you fear about truth, honesty and openness? > > >
