--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <no_re...@...> wrote: > > After replying to Buck earlier about the different > ways we saw the recently-posted video of Raj Raam > and Raja Hagelin and Jerry, it occurred to me that > I'd really like to hear Raj Raam's *job description*. > > Is there an official, TMO-certified description of > who he is and what his duties are? > > I'd sure love to read it if anyone knows of anything > like this. >
I would think its along the lines of: Infusing the world with akashic silence, removing deep subtle obstacles to progress, and nourishing nature's power of self organization. First question is -- is such a thing possible? Not can RajT do that, but could anyone do that. I am enough of a spiritual romantic to think this sort of thing is possible, that there have been some saints that have this skill and influence. More plausible on a local level. On a global level, thats more iffy, but hope sprints eternal. Second question: Can RajT do that? Who knows. Outer appearances don't really correlate well with inner ripeness. Is it possible? I can't with absolute surety say no. Third Q: does it make much difference -- that is is it a strong effect or a real, but very subtle, hard to detect thing. Not sure. I can see in my mind's eye how that could work, and how it could be a strong effect. However, thats a long ways from detecting any discernible effect. But even if its "fantastic" -- a fantasy but a glorious one, it at least is wonderful art and participatory theater -- both of which can have quite a positive effect in breaking peoples internal boundaries, and giving a higher sense of what is possible. Drawing on the vast richness of such art and theater of the 60's: did sticking daisy in national guards guns at the front lines of mass protests really have any chance of stopping bullets? Of course not. But it was as hugely powerful image. A collective "yes we can" moment. Same with the stated intent of the mass protest at the Pentagon -- to levitate the Pentagon in the air. Was that feasible. Of course not. But that image, that theater, was powerful enough to shatter 10 million collective inner boundaries on what was possible. And guess what. The consequence of those 10 million shattered inner boundaries perhaps drove possible the most political savy president ever to "drop out" -- not run for re-election. Or the March on Washington. It was only words. But the collective, in sychn inner strength and outpouring was magical, IMO. It was art -- but powerfully transformative. Can RAjT and the other big hat bandidos create art that powerful?Probably not -- from what I have seen. But who knows what images can be made and which stick over time.
