I think that MMY knows these outlandish schemes wont get achieved time after time year after year , but in effect it is some technique for his true believer type die hard followers. I am not one and get angry when these relative goals dont occur and dont really want to be a part to this cult anymore that follows a master no matter what he says whether it happens on the relative plane or not but I have to belive he knows what he is doing and it gets his followers to know his wishes and to strive for them as goals. If not then he would be so angry at everything we had not done or achieved by now he would have shut us down a long time ago way before England. Hopefully someone tells him we dont even have 500 in the domes period no less to fly and 2,000 to live in Vedic City is our Ru population or not even with everyone doing other techniques etc and we are not leaving our mortgage homes for some prefab structure. It will be great for renters. So I think he gives the weak followers who cant think for themselves these projects so that they have some path and for the rest of us who can think for ourselves we dont need that master thing. > > > > > --- In [email protected], "sparaig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > So the Pillow Talk with the Great Man consisted of him bashing > > > everyone who was willing to work for him because they were so > > > gullible? > > > > > > Sounds to me like there's another gullible person posting in this > > > exchange... > > > Here's Rick's question and the answer to it, in two short > > posts. Gullibility is having made the decision to believe > > someone, and believe in someone, no matter what. It > > renders one incapable of even hearing something other > > than what the "authority" has said. Does Maharishi play > > with this, knowing that his followers have lost their ability > > to discriminate? Well, duh. > > > > I can't address whether or not MMY said these things or whether or not he was having sex > with the woman, but I CAN suggest that it would be rather odd to have sex with a guru- > worshiper and inform her that he didn't respect the guru- worshipers... > > > > > > > > > > > --- In [email protected], Rick Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Some here have wondered about Maharishi1s motives in fostering his > > > > increasingly bizarre schemes. Tallest buildings, rajas, etc. Some > > > say he1s > > > > upping the weirdness ante in order to motivate people to leave and > > > think for > > > > themselves. Others say his vision is far ahead of the rest of the > > > world and > > > > he1s establishing the foundation of an enlightened society. Here1s > > > another > > > > theory. When Jennifer was in M1s room late at night in Mallorca > > > (for reasons > > > > we need not re-hash) she said he often derided the Westerners as > > > gullible > > > > fools for believing all the things he was telling them (hence, our > > > dear, > > > > already-enlightened co-moderator1s handle). Perhaps, like a > > > playground > > > > bully, he has a cynical streak that causes him to derive pleasure > > > from > > > > making fools out of people. Perhaps, as with any addiction, he has > > > had to > > > > keep increasing the weirdness ante in order to continue gratifying > > > this > > > > streak. If there is any truth to this theory, I wouldn1t assume > > > this was his > > > > only motivation. He1s a master at incorporating paradoxical > > > tendencies. I > > > > would suggest that plenty of altruism is mixed with the cynicism.
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