turquoiseb: > It's really fascinating having a break from work and > thus catching up on "The Master," the new TV series > called "Cult," and the best of them all, "The Following," > *all* while reading Fairfield Life and tuning in to > another forum still inhabited by diehard Rama freaks. > > What it's taught me is that the single most important > step one can make towards overcoming the conditioning > and brainwashing of a cult is ADMITTING THAT ONE > WAS PART OF A CULT. > > Isn't it fascinating how few people here can do that? > > Looking at the ones who can, versus the ones who can't, > there is simply no question as to which appear more sane. > > If you can't say "cult," and admit that you were or still > are a part of one, you can't ever get *over* the cult. > Recognition is liberation. > They call you a 'cultist', not because of what you walked away *from*, but for what you *ran* to - The Zen Master Rama.
>From what you've described, you should have known better. You've spent what, almost half your life in and out of cults. But, compared to Rama, the Marshy was a 'Beacon Light of the Himalayas'. In contrast, Rama was the laughing stock of the entire Buddhist world. Marshy's following looks like a mountain compared to Rama's anthill. LoL! The Code Cult of the CPU Guru: http://www.ex-cult.org/Groups/Rama/wired
