Dear tartbrain, You have made 2 excellent observations
Why not use the cleverness for dissolving boundaries? I have come to realize that intellect is a whore, it can only be used to analyze, dissect and divide. Though it has a great practical utility it cannot be used to dissolve boundaries - however it can help you to reach to the verge of realizing the futility of using intellect to dissolve boundaries which itself is a great achievement. I have decided to use my intellect like a car, never again will I let it deceive me. What is the point? I asked this myself several times. I have reached to a state that I never imagined was possible, I felt I had nothing left to do now. So I got depressed for a while constantly asking myself - "what now". Then I realized I let my mind deceive myself and that the whole world is just a leela - a divine play and I just promised myself to just be playful and have fun. Meaning can only be attributed to practical things like a car or a house and not to existence or life, it is just meant to be enjoyed. So there is no point!!! Though I pick on Barry I have nothing against him, I know I need to be careful with my choice of words but then I'm really not serious. Love - Ravi --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, tartbrain <no_re...@...> wrote: > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Ravi Yogi" <raviyogi@> wrote: > > > > > > Dear tartbrain, > > > > Thank you, I was feeling very depressed, lonely and downright needy. I knew > > I could count on your love, kindness and support. > > > > You have literally saved a life by responding !! May God bless you !!! > I thought your piece was clever, well researched, and well done. While I > chuckled, I also thought "whats the point?" why not use such cleverness for > dissolving boundaries, not creating them. It was more a message to myself > than to you. I am not immune to attempting creative dings, but I ask my self, > "whats the point". > > Besides, Turq is a national treasure. Though its tough sometimes to figure > out which nation he is a treasure of -- being that he adheres to the vedic, > christian and buddhist ideal that "the world is my home". > > And dick size is so arbitrary. Anyone can perform the great tapas of some > indian sadhus who tie heavy weights to such and let it seek infinite size. > > > > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, tartbrain <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > > > OK. And how does that make you feel? > > > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ravi Yogi <raviyogi@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Hi everyone, here's a research article that I have been working on. I > > > > would > > > > really appreciate your input and blessings. > > > > > > > > > > > > Thank you, > > > > > > > > Much Love - Ravi Yogi > > > > > > > > Anatomy of the Turqster > > > > > > > > Small Penis Disorder > > > > > > > > Small Penis Complex (SPC) or Small Penis disorder(SPD) has been defined > > > > by Dr. > > > > Ravi Yogi [1], Psy.D, U.C Berkeley as a personality disorder > > > > characterized by a > > > > pattern of behavior that includes extreme grief, panic triggered by > > > > references > > > > to any spiritual experience that gives the person a huge inferiority > > > > complex and > > > > results in the person spending their entire time in various online > > > > spiritual > > > > chat groups trying to harass and hound believers. They try convince the > > > > believers of their false freedom and happiness that purportedly had > > > > arisen from > > > > their philosophy of "no practice" or atheistic non-spiritual practices. > > > > > > > > Characteristics > > > > People with small penis disorder usually have good verbal and > > > > interpersonal > > > > skills, but they tend to use these skills to manipulate other people > > > > and become > > > > the center of attention [2]. People with SPC exhibit most or all of the > > > > following symptoms > > > > > > > > 1. Predominantly spend their time in spiritual online chat > > > > circles. > > > > 2. Display extreme sensitivity to any spiritual experiences or > > > > altered states > > > > of consciousness achieved through meditation, yoga. > > > > 3. Constantly bombard others with extremely negative or > > > > one-sided portrayals of > > > > religion. > > > > 4. Follow an aggressive strategy of attack and withdraw by > > > > stopping to respond > > > > and adopting a holier-than-thou attitude. > > > > 5. Strong dislike of authority and morals, and react by > > > > accusations of fear and > > > > retribution on people who display humility and respect of authority and > > > > morals. > > > > 6. Demand scientific proof of mystical experiences and berate > > > > subjective > > > > experiences while having no qualms about using their subjective > > > > experiences in > > > > other matters. > > > > 7. Constantly remind everyone of their projected freedom and > > > > happiness achieved > > > > through "no" practice" practice which could include references to > > > > atheism, > > > > Neo-Advaita and Neo-Buddhist practices. > > > > 8. Exhibitionist behavior and a need to be the center of > > > > attention. > > > > > > > > Causes > > > > The cause of this disorder is known to be caused by involvement in > > > > religious > > > > cults [3]. The scars and trauma of being manipulated, rejected and > > > > isolated in > > > > cults is known to be affect some to develop full blown symptoms of > > > > Small Penis > > > > Disorder [4]. > > > > > > > > Dr. Ravi Yogi has identified by the following maladaptive schemas using > > > > Dr. > > > > Jeffrey Young's schema theory [5] with SPC - DEFECTIVENESS / SHAME > > > > (DS), SOCIAL > > > > ISOLATION / ALIENATION (SI), FAILURE (FA) and/or ABANDONMENT / > > > > INSTABILITY (AB). > > > > > > > > Diagnosis > > > > The person's behavior, history, involvement in spiritual circles > > > > especially > > > > their behavior of haranguing believers along with a psychological > > > > evaluation, > > > > are usually sufficient to establish the diagnosis. Treatment is often > > > > prompted > > > > by depression associated with dissolved cult relationships and/or by > > > > family and > > > > friends who notice their overbearing harassing behavior on spiritual > > > > online > > > > portals. > > > > > > > > Treatment > > > > Because of the lack of research support for work on personality > > > > disorders and > > > > long-term treatment with psychotherapy, the empirical findings on the > > > > treatment > > > > of these disorders remain based on the case report method and not on > > > > clinical > > > > trials. > > > > > > > > Dr. Ravi Yogi, the pioneer in SPC recommends the following. > > > > > > > > * Schema Therapy > > > > * Cognitive behavioral therapy > > > > * Dr. Ravi Yogi's TTWFAR Therapy (TTWFAR - Taking the world for > > > > a rideâ¢) > > > > > > > > References > > > > 1. Dr. Ravi Yogi (formerly Ravi Chivukula), Psy.D, U.C Berkeley > > > > is one of the > > > > leading researchers of SPC and is lobbying to include SPC in DSM V - > > > > Diagnostic > > > > and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) the fifth edition. > > > > 2. See Histrionic Personality Disorder > > > > 3. Frederick Lenz, former Cult leader on Amazon > > > > 4. Seekers, Gurus, SPC and the rise of Skeptic Gurus by Dr. > > > > Ravi Yogi, Psy.D, > > > > U.C Berkeley > > > > 5. Schema Therapy > > > > > > > > > >
