RESPONSE: Sorry, sparaig; thought you were salsunshine. And you're not. Sorry to you too salsunshine. I am beginning to feel a little like (this analogy is ridiculously pitched in favour myself and to the unjust detriment of my critics) St Jean de Brebeuf among the Iroquois. I am perhaps looking at my fingernails for the last time? So this is what it is like to be scourged at the pillar. Nah, it's all good. "Everything is grace". I am loving it. You guysall of you out there reacting to meyou're great. Good people. This is my strongest intuition. It's actually a privilege to post herenever known anything like it. So let's keep it going.
--- In [email protected], "sparaig" <LEnglish5@...> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], maskedzebra <no_reply@> wrote: > [...] > > RESPONSE: Admittedly it is "a desperate situation to be in", but you know > > how we missionaries think: maybe only one of the natives converts to Jesus, > > but think of that: ONE SOUL SAVED FOR ETERNITY. So I must push on here, > > Tom, hoping that something equivalent to the One Percent Effect will > > eventually kick in, and people, without knowing why, will find themselves > > in accordance with everything I say. Sure, it seems like a pipe dream right > > now; but as Maharishi says, even if you have to drain the ocean one drop at > > a time, you still must go on. I shall go on. I am the Don Quixote of FFL. > > > > > > > So, what would you say to this Catholic Priest who teaches TM to children? > > http://www.youtube.com/user/DavidLynchFoundation#p/u/12/A4sS3tHvQRQ > > > > Lawson >
