--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Sal Sunshine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Oct 29, 2008, at 11:32 PM, sparaig wrote: > > > Hence the enlightenment reportcard > > "Enlightenment report card"?? Is this something new? > They've really flipped out... > > > to try to catch people who aren't actualy doing > > TM but only saying they are. > > Yes, as we all know, nobody ever goes to the domes to do > anything else, like sleep... > > > If you think TM induces measurable changes outside > > of the meditation period, then you believe the system works. If you > > think TM > > has no real effect on the physiology of meditators, then you assume > > that people > > will be able to game the system. > > And heaven forbid anyone should ever try to game the system > there, such as it is, and actually think for themselves once in > a while... > > > Its only those who think that TM's effects are BAD > > but real, who should have a problem with this. AFterall, the > > students are at MUM > > ostensively because they've agreed to learn and practice TM while > > at MUM and the > > folks paying for their scholarships assume that they are telling > > the truth. > > Then the idiots in charge of the nuthouse that passes for > a school there know even less about human nature than > they seem to. Of course people are not always going > to tell the truth, esp. about something they're > essentially being forced to do. Did you always, spare? > Or did you start to fudge a little when it became obvious > that any experiences other than "good" ones weren't so > well-recieved? >
Nope. Obsessive-compulsive truth teller. Let me tell you about the time I admitted on my USAF form that I once smoked marijauna... Lawson
