> > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "feste37" wrote: > > > > Keep digging, MJ, soon you will have enough material to keep you in a > > perpetual angry froth for the next decade. > > > > Well, different people all along have come along and taken up with following > different parts of the story at different times here. The money, sex or > whatever. MJ is just the latest to come along. He seems a lot more > comprehensive in his inquisitiveness all at once than others who have gone > through the discovery before him. For a while Boo-lives was the go-to guy > here on FFL about the financial stories and the moving of money around and of > course Rick and the other skin-boys on the sex. It's all part of the > discovery and story of the community here. The discovery seems to be a part > in the community. > -Buck >
Yesterday I watched a visiting theatre director-producer- acting coach from NYC give an all-day clinic-workshop on acting and auditioning. Quite a lot of the Fairfield meditating theatre folks were there and other folks who had traveled to Fairfield to work with this guy. Is remarkable again who comes through spiritual Fairfield and their schedules. New York, Los Angeles, London, Washington D.C., New Orleans, Chicago, Fairfield Iowa, Miami, Dubai, Riyadh, Montreal, Toronto. Fairfield, Iowa? http://tomtodoroff.com/ It was excellent. In the critique and discussion about the presented scene vignettes by people from our acting community the communal problem around the culture of TM truthfulness and fear surfaced up and was thought about for a while. Well it is just plain fact that most anybody looking at TM and Fairfield is going to find it and wonder about it. Eventually the movement.org is just going to have to deal with it openly if they are going to get beyond it. May the Unified Field Be with them, -Buck > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson wrote: > > > > > > Well, I must say that this is a new low I have now discovered for the TM > > > Movement - the fact that most of the TM teachers I ever knew really > > > seemed to take very seriously the idea that when one is rounding, one > > > only does the meditation, resting and watching/listening to whatever the > > > knowledge program was about gave me a lot of emotional comfort where the > > > TMO was concerned and was one of the last good feelings I had about the > > > Movement > > > > > > I mean if nothing else the instruction was to NOT make any major > > > decisions when rounding! > > > > > > Man oh man. That is the very last straw - the TMO was and is all about > > > MONEY - I wish someone would take one of those old tapes of Marsh-hee > > > walking around smiling and accepting flowers and set it the the music of > > > the O'Jays For the Love of Money, and for good measure digitally replace > > > the flowers he is receiving from his adoring TM admirers with fist fulls > > > of hundred dollar bills. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ > > > From: salyavin808 > > > To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com > > > Sent: Friday, January 25, 2013 3:50 PM > > > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Co$ in the news again..... > > > > > > > > > Â > > > > > > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson wrote: > > > > > > > > Sal, I hope you will forgive me for asking so many questions - were you > > > > on a residence course or WPA at the time? Surely it wasn't a TTC or > > > > Governor training was it? > > > > > > Ask away old chap. It was a WPA to stop the war in Yugoslavia. > > > I never made TTC, funnily enough ;-) I loved TM and wanted to > > > live and work with the movement but got disillusioned very > > > quickly, this incident happened within a year of me joining up. > > > > > > > Much as I revile the Movement I can't imagine they would do any kind of > > > > sales pitch to people who are rounding!!! > > > > > > That's another point that annoyed me, we'd been rounding 9 hours a day, > > > some of us for months. Talk about easy target. And the course > > > leaders pointed out the rich dudes on the course so they could > > > get extra smarm from the PR guy over dinner. It was all most > > > distasteful. > > > > > > > > > > > Wonder how people like Nabby would justify the selling of this thing > > > > under the circumstance of Henning's death? > > > > > > I've mentioned this here before and it rarely gets a comment, most > > > movement people I've told understand it was wrong but can't reconcile > > > it with what they want the movement to be I suppose. But as I say I was > > > the only one at the time who felt strongly enough to complain, everyone > > > else just kept the boat steady. As did I because I thought > > > all the rounding would be good for me personally, but I got sick of > > > it and desperately needed to do some activity and quit before the course > > > ended. > > > > > >
