All generalizations are false, including this one. Mark Twain
________________________________ From: Vaj <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2012 6:12 AM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Wisdom of Chopra... On Jun 19, 2012, at 12:22 AM, Robin Carlsen wrote: I have neverhad a problem being understood. First off, when someone uses absolutes in this way (never, always, etc.), it's rarely true. I seriously doubt that the majority of World Teacher Seminarians really understood your writings but rather shrugged them off as being from an Enlightened TM poster boy and therefore legit and of value. I suspect you leave quite a few people scratching their heads - esp. with unusual idiosyncratic beliefs like the Ruach Ha-Kodesh leaving the RC church after a monastery in an obscure Italian village was bombed or transcendental demons overtaking innocent MIU students or enlightenment-as-a-delusion/hallucination you can "recover" from. The major thing that has not changed is that there's always some glaring idiosyncratic element in your belief system, whether it be spirit-barren catholic churches or HR Giger meets MIU, that makes your writing hard to swallow, but often still entertaining. Placed against the background of trance channelling TM sidhas, fringe healers and questionable investment schemes that seem to form the background of the sidha social scene it's actually a belief system that's slightly more tenable. But when placed outside that context, it loses the whacky gestalt that hid the zebra in the first place.
