--- In [email protected], turquoiseb <no_reply@...> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], Vaj <vajradhatu@> wrote: > > > > On Aug 8, 2012, at 4:54 PM, lordknows888 wrote: > > > > > > Your words written today to Robin "If the walls of Sunnyside had > > > decided to talk, they couldn't have spoken with more honesty and > > > integrity. And bravery." ring in my heart and mind not because > > > they are complimentary, but because it brings to mind all that > > > happened at Sunnyside, the horrific confrontations, the blood > > > on the floor metaphorically speaking. There were a lot of good > > > people that got filleted by Robin there as you know. The fact > > > that there was only one attempted suicide is remarkable. I saw > > > another friend go into a full blown nervous breakdown right in > > > front of me and much much more. > > > > It is rather fortunate that something way more serious did not > > occur. The key point in demonic confrontation where the person > > has to make the willful decision to "jump" - or languish in old > > patterns - has to be an extremely fragile state. In Tibetan > > Buddhist practices that aim at a similar disconnect there are > > numerous safeguards in place for the practitioner. > > > > But for the WTS confrontation participant, there were no > > safeguards, no spiritual elders to guide or console and in fact > > if one "failed" at reintegration, they were often cast out > > into the cold. > > Have you noticed, Vaj, that (as far as I've been able > to tell) zero attempts to deal with the actual *content* > of the things LordKnows posted about Sunnyside? The > suicide attempts, the "confrontations" that resulted > in psychic distress or trauma to those they were aimed > at? It's as if there is a total silence among the Robin > Groupies about this. > > Instead, they've been focusing on either "Bu..bu...but > he's *changed*," or on playing Shoot The Messenger. I > find this behavior in the present almost scarier than > LK's tales of the past. > > *Especially* with regard to Ann, who after all is in > the fairly unique position of being able to dispute LK's > claims, were they false. The fact that she hasn't seems > to reinforce them as true. The fact that she seems to > be focusing on doing anything she possibly can to suck > up to Robin and get him to notice and interact with her > again in the present, 25 years later, is even scarier. > > The "baggage" created as a result of "investing" in a > charismatic naricssist is heavy, and dangerous. Is it > *really* that hard for people to say, "I was wrong?"
I don't know Barry, is it? You go first. >
