Sal, My only recent disappointment, with this thread, has been your absence. I'm now, with your help, nearing fulfilment although I'm going to resist any sense of oneness with anyone cause frankly, I just don't have time to respond to all the posts those feelings might create. I may be be sticking my neck out here, we're still in negotiations on his final package, book rights could be an issue, but I think I speak for MZ when I say anyone with as developed a sense of humour as you is welcome on the "World Tour". You can consider the chopper a done deal although we will have to speak about the tarot cards, don't forget we're going main stream here. Our demographic is the 99.9999999999999999 (you know what I mean) % the TMO has left behind.
Best. ________________________________ From: Sal Sunshine <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tue, June 28, 2011 6:51:12 AM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: another question for MZ, and maybe William of Occam On Jun 27, 2011, at 3:09 PM, maskedzebra wrote: > I am, however, going to ask you to slow down on the tour preparations. That's > a >pretty big move for this willed introvert (once exuberant performer). Never mind the tour, mz~~could you just do another helicopter drop? That was one of the coolest sights I've ever seen on the MUM campus. That was real, man. It's definitely high time for a repeat. > But if you can guarantee the cash up front, I might consider it. Now you're talking like a true TMer! Forget mantras, we *know* what's important, right? > But in the meantime let me do a Novena on it, and then pay for a Yagya to be >down by the sages in India. I'll put in a fast and some silence while I'm at >it. >And, I promise you, DO MY PROGRAM. Aren't you forgetting the tarot cards and salt over the shoulder? > I've getting a little nervous that well before the week is out, I will find >myself approaching twelve o'clock (50 posts), and therefore will leave many of >my dear readers frustrated—and imperilled by their ignorance. mz, that is thoughtful of you to consider your many devoted readers here~~but, as the song says, if you post out early, well...WE WILL SURVIVE. > (Yes, you are right: this means I WILL continue to post. Whew. > Reason? It's that CurtisDeltaBlues fella—if he weren't on this blog I never >even would have begun to post—let alone be persuaded to stay with it for a >while >longer. I like that guy, even though I only know him from his posts—and his >music via video.) Curtis is the real deal. > But, who knows why? you have decided to put the welcome mat out for me, and >believe me, I appreciate it. I can keep my stiletto in my pocket (only used >for >defensive purposes of course) when writing to you. No tricky stick-handling—or >hard body-checks. > > Yeah, that Maharishi guy, he was SOMETHING ELSE. No one yet has defined him > in >terms of how he appears in eternity (you know, at the level of the actual: >where >things get DONE in creation)—like what kind of greeting he got when he went >through his dying. No doubt about it, the shrewdest, most hardball, brilliant >(in more than an intellectual sense), slyly egotistical, beautiful, seductive >human being for two thousand years. Yes, MMY and Jesus~~sooner or later their names will almost certainly become interchangeable. > And more stage presence than anyone other than Jesus. But for all this, not a >good man, I think. Not, then, loved by God (wherever he is, whatever he's >doing). But so far, it seems, my life has pretty much been all about him—and >then getting the hate on for him. The best proof of God it seems to me (in >this >era at least: since we were born) is the very fact of the existence of someone >like Maharishi, for, like no one else could—or ever did since Christ—he made >you >feel: "This is It!"—he gave me (and you I must believe)—at least in the >beginning—the best version of what could be the TRUTH—measured by >EXPERIENCE—that was possible. Once he went down (sort of disgracing himself at >the end: becoming slightly mad and touched) then there was no one. All of us >former initiators are living in the negative or ambivalent (or for some, >positive) legacy of Maharishi. We can't help it. It sets us apart from the >rest >of humanity. A different form I guess of the mark of the beast. To try on >another metaphor. > > About that Turq guy, i am sure he'll put me on my guard soon enough, but > given >your tacit warning, I think he must be doing a rope-a-dope, because but so far >at least, I don't get the feeling he is about to surprise me with a fast >uppercut. No blows landed so far. But, based upon your implicit estimation of >him, I'll be watching for the knock-out punch. Turq is the real deal too~~he always saves his best for when you're not looking for it. Sal ------------------------------------ To subscribe, send a message to: [email protected] Or go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/ and click 'Join This Group!'Yahoo! Groups Links http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
