> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, danfriedman2002 <no_reply@> wrote: > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Joe" <geezerfreak@...> wrote: > > > > fuck your moth the way you like. shits herem fucken shit you > > Sounds like Dan might be experiencing some "roughness of awareness".
Hi Joe, I think Dan was just replying to my gentle challenge to posters here yesterday, and trying to convey to us what a spiritual experience in the here and now IS for a long-term TMer. > I guess what I'm saying is that I, for one, wouldn't mind > seeing a bit more of that kind of selflessness on so-called > spiritual forums. If you're offended by what I say, and your > first impulse is to lash out at me, that's self talking. > Bad Habits. > > If you feel that way, prove me wrong and write a post or > two today about TODAY, and what you have experienced TODAY > that you found uplifting or spiritual. If you can't, don't > you think you deserve a refund for all the time, money, > and energy you've put into the spiritual path you've > been following? You've got to give him credit. No one else even tried. :-) Other classic Dan Friedman quotes in the past: * "For many Governors and long-term meditators, experiences are real. I'm past the point of asking: 'What if?'" * "M regulary reminded us that we are The Movement and if we see better ways, to change things." * "I grok your feelings, but, as different people are differrent, my feelings for Maharishi are neither complex, nor conflicted." * "Perhaps FFL could be moderated a bit more closely." I want to go on record as disagreeing with Dan's last comment above. The more long-term TMers who post here and demonstrate what TM has done for them, the better.
