--- In [email protected], "Richard J. Williams" <willy...@...> wrote: > > > > You didn't show your dome badege; you haven't posted > > > anything to prove your status in the TMO. Let's see > > > some proof before you go opening your pie-hole about > > > TM and the TMO and the Marshy. > > > > Curtis wrote: > > This coming from the genius who defines TM as "thinking > > things over!" > > > Well, Curtis, obviously you don't have a dome badge, and > you can't seem to post anything to prove you're a 'TM > teacher,
You got me Richard! All this time posting here and I never practiced TM or took any TM courses, never graduated from MIU, never spent years in Sidhaland, never became a teacher of TM and never ran the DC center. I had everyone fooled but you! < and I didn't see your definition of 'TM', > I have no idea so I'll just go with yours: "TM is thinking things over." so > since you've opened your pie hole, why not just post > your definition of 'TM', so we can read it, instead of > being trollish and downright snarky. I don't know about trollish since I am responding to your trollish antics but as far as you bringing out the full potential of "snark" in me, I am guilty as charged. With your "prove you were a teacher" tourettes tic routine, I'm afraid I can't take you seriously on any level. > > This shouldn't be much of a task, since you're claiming > to be a 'TM teacher' with No you busted me and now I can admit I have never taken any TM course of any kind. I come here to pretend to have had a history in the movement. I wouldn't know a TM mantra from a list of Chinese spices as Jerry used to say. (If I had been in the movement to hear him, which I wasn't. <"very high TMO status,"> trollish bullshit. and a > graduate in philosophy from MUM. The hardest thing was faking my online MIU pictures in the yearbook because back then there was very little hair product and I had a very hard to duplicate natural wave. < Or, maybe it's time for > you to just shut your pie hole.> Ah the belligerent bellowing of someone who has spent a lifetime "Thinking things over." How could a non meditator like me doubt the calming and enlightening effects! > Everyone meditates; there's probably not a single person > on the planet who doesn't pause once or twice a day to > take stock of their own mental contents. Whoa,wait a minute here Richard! Perhaps I am back in the game. I do this too so I must be a natural TMer! And we're > transcending, all the time. Meditation simply means to > 'think things over'. There are some things so entertaining that no matter how many times you hear them they deliver! According to Marshy, meditation is > based on thinking. As opposed to being based on what, with it being a mental technique and all? Was this a tough principle to come up with you think? <It's that simple.> Oh yeah, there is simplicity at work here. > > meditation > > noun > > 1. to think calm thoughts in order to relax or as a > religious activity: Uh oh, not the religious question again! > > Sophie meditates for 20 minutes every day. I know I pretend to close my eyes with her and then spend the entire time staring at her chest. > > 2. to think seriously about something for a long time: > > He meditated on the consequences of his decision. That sounds exactly like TM, excellent reference Richard! > > Source: > > Cambridge University Dictionary: What do they know, who finds them an authority on anything! Wait, did you mean Cambridge Cambridge? The guys with the imperiously faggy accents? Sorry I stand corrected, they do know what they are talking about. So now we have a definitive definition of TM: TM is thinking calm thoughts about Sophia's chest as a religious activity and thinking seriously about how to get her to undress for a long time, while pretending to be a Teacher of TM on an online chat forum in a group I was never a part of. > http://tinyurl.com/dz5ut2 >
