When your boat sinks do you reach for life preserver or an anvil? If I had to take a moment to make up my mind, in my confusion, I might choose Barry's anvil and drown. TM is my reliable life preserver, thank you very much. Barry chooses an anvil because it's so much more interesting to be a spiritual Houdini, tie himself up in intellectual knots and escape the innocence of TM.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <no_re...@...> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "raunchydog" <raunchydog@> wrote: > > > > Kirk, What I love about TM is it's simplicity. I don't > > have to ask, "What kind of meditation should I do today?" > > Or ruin the innocent experience of TM by wondering during > > meditation, "Is this a good day for Vippassana or should > > I concentrate on my navel?" It's why I wear only white > > cotton underwear and socks. I know exactly what I'm going > > to pull out of the drawer when I get dressed in the morning. > > I know exactly what to expect. I don't worry if I lose a > > sock in the laundry or get a wedge wearing a Victoria Secret > > thong. Yikes! I just scared myself. A thong is definitely > > out of the question and so is anything that would make TM > > complicated like the man I met mixing seltzer with water > > when water alone would have been the perfect beverage. > > Anyway, good luck with the shrink. > > What I love about reading is its simplicity. I don't > have to ask, "What book should I read today?" Or ruin > the innocent experience of reading "Dick and Jane Meet > Lassie" by wondering while reading it, "Is there a > better book?" This is why I read only "Dick and Jane > Meet Lassie." I know exactly what I'm going to read > every time I sit down to read. I know exactly what to > expect. I don't worry if anything different is ever > going to happen with Dick and Jane and Lassie because > it never does. It's the same book every time. Why would > I ever need to read another one? Yikes, I just scared > myself. Reading any other book is definitely out of the > question and would make my life more complicated. "Dick > and Jane Meet Lassie" is the perfect book. I won't ever > need another one for the rest of my life. >
