Leshavidya or Lush-a-video? Naaaa... can't picture him watching porn.
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From: drpetersutphen <drpetersutp...@yahoo.com>
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, July 18, 2010 6:06:56 PM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Another woman comes forward
Hi everyone...Some masochistic impulse made me join FFL again..go figure...I
must have had something transit rahu, whatever.
What I find amazing about MMY and all the ladies is that I believe that it is
all true and it doesn't bother me the way it might in the distant past. I can't
conceptually resolve it by dismissing MMY because of the amazing
transformations
his body of techniques and his darshan itself have had on me. I can't figure
out
why he'd be interested in sex, especially the kind of "bust-a-nut" sex these
ladies seem to be describing. It's a mystery. I wish one of these women had
asked MMY, what's up with all this sex, Maharishi? I don't get it.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Rick Archer" <r...@...> wrote:
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> Anonymously:
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> Dear Rick
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> Of course please keep my name and position private.
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> I have been reading, almost obsessively-compulsively, the sequential
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> discussions re: Judith's book on FFL. At first it was with a sigh of
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> relief, that one lady had opened up, and was so well received. Now the dirt
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> is rolling in--people doing their best to cast doubt on her experiences, to
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> besmirch her integrity, to ridicule what she has to say just so they will
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> feel better. And people wonder why the other ladies don't come forward.
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> I remember Judith from Squaw Valley days. She had been put in charge of
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> cleaning M's rooms and silks. She had the most beautiful saris. I asked
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> her where she bought them and she explained that M had given them to her.
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> Immediately my radar went up; she had done something personal with him that
> pleased him,
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> I surmised, and he gave her something beautiful in exchange. Having been
> propositioned by M
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> myself but turning him down, I had not received anything for that one night.
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> Even way back then with Judith, I thought, maybe if I had said yes......my
> life would have
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> turned out better. I would be allowed to be closer. Now it's easy to see
> that isn't always the case.
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> It helps to know that.
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> Judith probably has done more for the other ladies who went through similar
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> experiences than any one else. Remember also that she left the Movement and
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> went off on her own path. She has had the freedom to speak the truth.
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> My psychology is better now for what she has written. Truth, sweet truth
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> helps. And Judith sees the good that M has done for the world. It is the
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> technique of meditation that counts. Does THAT work? That is what he
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> marketed to the world and hopefully today the world is a better place--not
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> perfect, just a little better. No one likes everything about something or
> someone;
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> that is the nature of the relative--it's not perfect. I guess we forget
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> that in our quest for absolute anything.
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> But shouldn't we focus on what does work,
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> what is good? That's what Scriptures keep telling us to do and there must
> be a reason.
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> That instruction is not guru-based; it is evolutionary based.
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> What FFLfers are now doing is not helping us heal. Rather the fear is
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> returning, the sense of persecution is coming back to life. If these people
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> ever find out......runs through my mind constantly. This probably will be
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> the closest I will ever come to going really public. This tiny missive that
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> hardly says anything.
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> I guess I am asking FFlfers to please, please, please, give us ladies a
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> chance to heal. It may be lies to you, it may be fantasy to you, but it's
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> not to those of us who went through it. Keep that in mind.
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> If anything, have compassion in your hearts and give us the space we so
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> desperately need to heal.
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> thank you
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> Yours Truly
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