I suggest for a fictitious narrative of this sort of thing this little 
novel:
http://www.amazon.com/Beasts-Valhalla-George-C-Chesbro/dp/0967450330


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "TurquoiseB" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, March 27, 2009 8:40 AM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Free Web Event: McCartney/Lynch Benefit Concert 
to Push TM in Public Schools


> --- In [email protected], grate.swan <no_re...@...> wrote:
>>
>> You [Curtis] may say "well its not TM that is being
>> proposed to give to students, its rajas and SCI and
>> yagyas." I disagree.
>
> But the dogma "explaining" what "really"
> happens when they transcend, and what that
> "means," will most definitely be given. And
> that is Hindu dogma, with a search on "gods
> and goddesses" to replace them with "laws of
> nature." TM *itself* is based on Hindu teach-
> ings, from the puja onwards. And I, for one,
> cannot see any court in the land not seeing
> that and deciding on the basis of that.
>
>> There is no requirement or necessity to spew a lot
>> of words, hot air  or otherwise, to do TM. SCI has
>> nothing absolutely nothing to do with the actual
>> practice of meditation. (Other than I suppose to
>> be a cautionary tale -- that is -- if a mind so
>> soaked in meditation comes up with this crap -- 
>> the technique clearly has it s limits.)
>
> I have to ask, since if it's been mentioned
> before I missed it -- are you a TM teacher?
> If not, I can see how you might believe that
> "there is no requirement or necessity to
> spew a lot of words."
>
> But this program will not be *implemented*
> by people who think like you do. It will be
> implemented by FANATICS. By definition, TM
> cannot be taught these days except by
> "recertified" TM teachers. That means that
> these people were SO fanatical that they
> agreed to pay for TM Teacher Training TWICE
> (once to become teachers originally, and then
> again later, when Maharishi said to). They
> had to sign pieces of paper agreeing to give
> up their jobs and work for the TM movement
> full time as teachers, for a pittance.
>
> Such people are fanatics, evangelists. I do
> not see how there is an icicle's chance in
> Hell that they WON'T be "spewing lots of
> words." That's just what evangelists DO.
>
> JUST as they could never even *conceive* of
> teaching TM without a puja, they could never
> even *conceive* of not spouting a lot of words
> about the "laws of nature" and "enlivening"
> them, and doing non-stop commercials for butt-
> bouncing for peace.
>
> The situation you propose for teaching TM as
> purely a technique and leaving it at that
> DOES NOT EXIST. The people who will be teach-
> ing these kids are incapable of allowing it
> to exist. To do so would violate the *need*
> they feel to evangelize.
>
> These people who say that they're going to
> teach "TM and only TM" are LYING.
>
> And you saw evidence of that in one of the
> posts today, saying that the Rajas are going
> to attend the McCartney concert dressed not
> as Rajas, but as "normal people."
>
> If they're so proud of what they do and what
> they are and what being a "king" allows them
> to wear, WHY ARE THEY HIDING IT?
>
> They're LYING. They want these kids as fodder
> for the next generation of TM cultists, and
> they hope to find it in thousands of young,
> impressionable kids.
>
>
>
>
>
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