Oh no, that one KNOWS - has given rise to all kinds of charlatans like Maharishi, Ammachi and the cults around them. The minute one says they KNOW they are no longer vulnerable and are totally ripe to make mistakes. Every moment is potent with new information, new knowledge, new discovery so if one claims to be enlightened then one would think they are always open, alert, vulnerable - ever ready to refine themselves. So in this scenario every past action is a candidate to be marked as a mistake. Based upon this we can easily conclude that people Maharishi & Ammachi who claim they know are either delusional or charlatans - clearly the latter, street smart both.
On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 7:58 PM, doctordumb...@rocketmail.com < no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote: > ** > > > I think of it as nobody ever makes mistakes, however, as a distinguishing > characteristic, an enlightened person KNOWS that they do not make mistakes. > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "mjackson74" <mjackson74@...> wrote: > > > > I just got this from an old friend who graduated from MIU when it was > still MIU. > > > > > > I remember one time Sam Boothby was teaching an education class where he > was showing a Maharishi video. In this video Maharishi said "an enlightened > man never mistakes." > > > > Earlier in the tape he was calling Dr. Michael Wineless, "Wineberg." > > > > I asked Sam if Maharishi made a mistake. > > He yelled back at me and the whole class: "We must never say Maharishi > makes mistakes! We can't say from our unenlightened viewpoint!" > > > > Then I said: "If I can't judge from my unelightened stress-cluttered > nervous system, then how can I know if I'm hearing and processing all of > Maharishi's discourse correctly--especially those on CC, GC, and UC?" > > > > Mark Kurita yelled out "Good question!" > > > > Sam ignored me when my hand was up for the rest of the semester. I was > just too filled with stress. > > > > >
