--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "It's just a ride" <bill.hicks.all.a.r...@...> wrote: > > On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 10:41 AM, Hugo <richardhughes...@...> wrote: > > > > > >> I have many friends who ran for the Natural Law Party, who follow > >> every bit of Maharishi Joytish, Maharishi Ayurveda, MVVT, whatever > >> they can afford, who are expecting me to come in the Spring to IA and > >> are used to my supporting them on IA. I dare not speak my heresy to > >> them. It is lonely when you disengage yourself from the Matrix. > >> Suddenly it's just you and billions of other souls. You no longer > >> feel a kinship with a few thousand hypnotized people. > > > > And the further away you get the stranger it seems, until one > > day you run into an old friend and they'll say something like > > "I got some nature support today" and a shiver runs down the > > back of your neck. Was I ever really like this, you'll wonder. > > > > TM teachers get can shocked when you reject the "knowledge" but > > real friends don't care if you don't share their beliefs anymore, would you? > > > > Right now it's not strange. It was ever strange. The year of this, > Hail President Despot, Maharishi This, That and The Other (Trademark > symbol here), phony academic degrees, phony exalted titles. Rush to > build this forest academy but we won't fund it and we'll let it rot > into the ground. Governors (of which states?), Ministers (of who's > cabinet?), phony countries, it's the numbers that count. Except that > one sidha counts for 100 unless there are N then it's N^2, but if it's > a pandit, then you have to solve a polynomial. Now it's neutral. As > in things may come, things may go but I go on forever. > > Except for one guy who comes to IA from Europe but only goes to the > Dome twice, max and does a quick 20 minute meditation in his suite > otherwise, my friends are trying to save me from my heresy. It's > obviously unstressing. Perhaps if I spoke with a sidhi administrator. > My doshas aren't balanced. If only I'd go back to reading my pulse > and eat what my pulse tells me to eat. It's a phase. It's a reaction > to too much, too fast. It's a reaction to my reporting that so much > of the world has fallen away, leaving just me. That's obviously just > a sign of unstressing. > > The strangest was an email from my yagna group in India that a > "friend" had donated money for a yagna with a sankalpa of pulling me > back into the fold. > > These not be friends, methinks. >
Be careful out there.
