"the tongue of repentance" Hmmm...sounds sexy.
--- In [email protected], "Buck" <dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote:
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> --- In [email protected], "Yifu" <yifuxero@> wrote:
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> > very good!....but people in the TMO are the worst offenders. Do you know
> > what Jesus called such people? HINT: starts "HY--------"
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> It's true, & things should go so much better for the TM-Rajas if they would
> repent their sinful rasyana-ic ways. There would be support of natural law.
> They have had a lot of chance to say to everyone since the movement reformed
> after Maharishi that "Whatever that was we are not that, and that going
> forward we will be thus, virtuous only"..
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> There was a long time silence from them about this as people waited for that
> sign of reconciliation. These short dome numbers seem to be showing how it
> is gone for the Rajas. Actions often speak louder than words, the Rajas
> don't seem to even have the tongue of repentence. The omission of just
> silence or hypocr...? Raunchydog lays it out right here underneath.
> Spiritually virtuous activities to maximize, spiritually sinful activities to
> minimize. The TM Rajas could take some lesson from their own teachings here
> on FFL.
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> JGD,
> -Buck in FF
> A primitive hardshell old meditator
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> > --- In [email protected], "Buck" wrote:
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> > > Raunchy, this is really a beautiful and practical spiritual teaching you
> > > posted here which deserves a bow. Namaste Thanks, -Buck
> > >
> > > --- In [email protected], "raunchydog" <raunchydog@> wrote:
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> > > > Speaking the sweet truth is a behavioral rasayana. By following the
> > > > traditional values, of one's cultural heritage, Maharishi believed
> > > > one's path in life presented fewer roadblocks to well being, good
> > > > health and enlightenment. Behavioral rasyanas are universally
> > > > fundamental to all human beings in all cultures. The behavioral rasyana
> > > > map of a well traveled road describes the territory, not the
> > > > consciousness of the traveler.
> > > >
> > > > Behaviors and attitudes to maximize:
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> > > > Love
> > > > Compassion
> > > > Speech that uplifts people
> > > > Cleanliness
> > > > Charity and regular donation
> > > > Religious observance
> > > > Respect toward teachers and elders
> > > > Being positive
> > > > Moderation and self-control, especially with regard to alcohol >and
> > > > sex
> > > > Simplicity
> > > >
> > > > Behaviors and attitudes to be avoided:
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> > > > Anger
> > > > Violence
> > > > Harsh or hurtful speech
> > > > Conceit
> > > > Speaking ill of others behind their backs
> > > > Egotism * Dishonesty
> > > > Coveting another's spouse or wealth
> > > >
> > > > http://www.mapi.com/ayurveda_health_care/newsletters/behavioral_rasayana.html
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> > > > Behavioral rasyanas describe the basic rules of how we treat each other
> > > > as human beings. A society devoid of such behaviors descends into
> > > > chaos. FFLife is a chaotic antimatter smashing machine of behavioral
> > > > rasyanas, cynically obliterating, ridiculing, any sacred cow daring to
> > > > lift its head from grazing in the pastures of social convention. Other
> > > > than no porn, you are free to be as abusive and as childish as you like
> > > > on one day and a warrior for truth, justice and sacred cows the next
> > > > day.
> > > >
> > > > I'm not holding myself up as a model of always treating everyone with
> > > > absolute fairness. I don't, nobody does. I prefer less chaos and more
> > > > fairness in how in how we treat each other on FFLife, I just don't
> > > > expect it.
> > > >
> > > > IMO the folks who have a longer check list in the positive column of
> > > > behavioral rasyanas are more capable of speaking the sweet truth. They
> > > > consistently treat others fairly. Just as reliably, self-centered
> > > > abusive assholes with a long list of behaviors in the negative column
> > > > don't give a fuck about treating others respectfully and are incapable
> > > > of speaking the sweet truth. So sayeth raunchydog, not so sweetly.
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