--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, obbajeeba <no_reply@...> wrote: > > > > Thank you, Nabby. I did not think you were going to answer my rhetorical > question. hahaha > "Spiritual," in regards to the Eraserhead film presented is a type of > Christianity version of fear, yet awakening, kind of like the spirituality of > "Scared Straight," http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scared_Straight! > Sort of what one feels if he does not make communion or confession each week, > he will go to hell, as was the dull life of a factory drab setting of > mundane, no questions asked, just do as one exists in whatever is presented > in front of one and continues doing, leading to total gross level existence > at the rate of not taking any control of the self, because the prison created > for one by the manipulators in the industrial way of thinking would lead you > in this very way for their own profits and one's demise if one stays in that > four walled way of thinking. > Eraserhead is "spiritual," in that sense to me. I have seen the movie, > before, Nabby. It was the wake up call of its time. : ) > Now, back to, "The unreasonable price of TM instruction," here we have > similar incidences happening. When any organization becomes, "machine like," > like the industrial revolution, it again takes away from what the whole > purpose of living with the self and knowing the self as to the knowledge > presented for, "Self Awareness," was initially presented as, and becomes like > a margin down the center of a ruled loose leaf paper and looses the appeal to > the reader, to the masses by rigid expectations the organization slowly > structures these borders/margins into the psyche, at each step an > organization leads one to take. This causes boundaries as what happens when > Sidhas are not allowed to practice with a group they were trained for > creating world peace, yet not knowing beforehand of learning this technique, > more rules will be plunged into their lives of pure consciousness and > questions start to arise, just like the movie, Eraserhead, brings to the mind > of the viewer, a growing spiritual being stuck in a place so nightmarish, > what is the way out? : ) > TM is a wonderful tool, IMHO. Let the organization not become the drab > factory of the black and white living, dead. > I think when a "group," of advisers have created the hierarchy they become, > less acceptance occurs, because a structure to retain what is created becomes > rigid, like a factory. > Anyways,the price of TM needs adjustment to more affordability to the > masses, for the shrinking organization to continue to exist. : )
I can agree to much you state about the film. And certainly to your last sentence. Ironic then, that it is David Lynch who is paving the way for a different price-strategy for the TMO due to his huge success.
