--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Hugo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I was talking to a friend who is very well connected > in the TMO and the subject of why the Maharishi Effect > doesn't seem to be all that effective (if at all) came > up. Turns out I was wrong about everything but I'd never > heard the particular set of excuses, erm sorry "reasons" > before. > > One thing of interest was the floods this year near Vedic > city. Contrary to Bobs idea that they were purging the > world of sinners and those unfit to join in the wonderful > AofE, it turns out they were caused be nature destroying > the crops of non-organic farmers! The fools, they'll pay > for their crimes against nature. > > That was according to Bevan anyway.
There are days when logging on to read FFL feels like reading the deleted chapters from "One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest." I mean, you've got Nabby claiming that he teaches animals to meditate (probably while hovering over them while flying), you've got Bevan claiming not only that the ME does some- thing -- anything -- but that its real effect is to destroy non-organic crops, you've got Bob saying that the destruction of the Georgian population is "no big deal." You've got Nabby saying "The Movement is always right" and those who claim that their purpose is to expose lies on this forum saying absolutely *nothing* in response to that claim. You've got people trying to demonize Rick because someone *else* hasn't published the book they're not going to believe a word of anyway. You've even got "dueling post count programs," fighting it out for supremacy and shouting, "You're a LIAR -- MY count is correct and yours is WRONG" at each other. This place is a ZOO. All that anyone would ever have to do to counter the claims that TM produces an increased ability to think rationally is to suggest that people read FFL and point out to the readers which of the posters are regular TM practitioners. ( The two dueling computer programs mentioned above can be classified as non-TMers unless Nabby has developed a "love factor" with them and taught them to meditate. )
