That is a very uninformed view about WD and Saniel Bonder, Vaj. He is actually quite sane, normal and articulate. I recommend that you listen to Rick's recent interview with SD. He was with Adi Da, and learned a lot, decided specifically *not* to emulate his teacher's ways and is definitely not an advocate for 'crazy wisdom'. Maybe you need a vacation in China to open your mind?
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <vajradhatu@...> wrote: > > > On Apr 24, 2011, at 8:11 PM, Tom Pall wrote: > > > Every time Alex or someone else mentions Waking Down I go google it. I > > find websites which talk about about Waking Down but never give the high > > concepts. Would someone kindly state the high concepts of Waking Down for > > me? It appears Eastern in origin, repackaged into Western idioms and of > > course it's transformed zillions of lives. That's all I've been able to > > glean. I assume Waking Down wants to differentiate itself from waking up. > > How does it do that? > > Bonder was a follower of Adi Da, Da Free John, Bubba Free John, Da Love > Ananda, etc. > > To find out where Bonder's approach comes from, look at Bubba's "radical, > nondual, crazyman" message (DON'T look at his belly button, it's an outie and > the guy doesn't seem to like SHIRTS). >
