--- In [email protected], anonymousff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > --- In [email protected], "dhamiltony2k5" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > The TMO and the `Lady-saints' > > > > > > Their overt reaction (the TMO) has been a persistent coercively > > administrative one, which effectively has been reactionary, combative, > > adversarial and at times predator like. In total it has driven a lot > > of people away from supporting them. > > > > In effect the meditating movement has gone away from them (the TMO) > > mostly. On the one hand in the TMO they are down now to a few hundred > > true-believer types up there. On the other hand, in town here there > > may be a couple of thousand adult meditators left. The recent TMO > > teacher re-certification program effectively has again stripped away > > another number of true-believers from FF. > snip > > > By contrast, I spoke yesterday with some folks who did not make it > > over to the meetings because they are still hostage to the TMO for the > > financial support they do need to send their kids to the Maharishi > > school. That urgency for some to be able to have their kids still > > attend the Maharishi School is still is a remaining bit of leverage > > that keeps people in line for the TMO. In listening to these folks, > > this administrative coercion over their inclinations also breeds quite > > a lot of resentment in these people for who it applies. > > > > > From Scientology post: > In fact, any other religious belief by a Scientologist is not even > tolerated. Talk about your faith in Christ or about prayer in an > auditing session and off to the Ethics Officer you will go for some > PTS ("Potential Trouble Source") handling because you are indulging in > "other practices". OT3, the level when a Scientologist learns about > the alien cosmology and that religion is an implanted false reality, > obviously ends any possibility of further illusion that Scientology > can be compatible with ANY religious belief. > > > ***** > > The TMO appears to have the equivalent of Ethics Officers and > PTS ("Potential Trouble Source") labels. Though perhaps not as formal.
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