Barry carefully deleted the rest of what I wrote because it panicked him. I 
pointed out that some folks may have plenty of spiritual experiences but simply 
not want to write about them on this forum. A bit of logic that interferes with 
his pronouncements throws Barry for a loop.
 

 Some experiences are just too delicate and personal to share, for one thing. 
For another, not everyone thinks they're defined by their spiritual 
experiences. Others don't feel the need to inflate their self-image by boasting 
about how evolved they are.
 

 In any case, Barry reveals below what he really thinks: Not only is writing 
about spiritual experiences a competition in his mind, but such writing is 
subject to actual criticism. No wonder folks don't want to buy into that 
perverted view of spirituality.
 

 BTW, everything Barry says about me below is factually incorrect, except for 
my not having met Maharishi and not having become a TM teacher (as if that 
would say anything about my spiritual experiences).
 

 I reiterate what I said earlier: Barry isn't interested in others' spiritual 
experiences, he's interested in having something with which to browbeat the 
people he doesn't like--even though he has to use the same rap he's hauled out 
so many times before. That's all this is (as his comments demonstrate).
 

 > Jesus, Barry, CHANGE THE DAMN RECORD. How many times do we have to read this 
 > same rap from you? 

 Pay attention, folks. This is the sound of someone panicking. :-)

She knows that she cannot compete on a spiritual playground in which the 
players have to talk about their personal experience (she has none), and well 
(she can't write worth a damn, and is actually *afraid* to try, because that 
will open her up to criticism she cannot abide). Besides, she's afraid to 
compete on a playground in which the goal is to PLAY, not "win." 

Expect more of her stuck-in-her-head BS, folks. You ain't gonna get no personal 
experience stories from her, for what should be obvious reasons. The person who 
tries to present herself as an "authority" here 1) never met Maharishi, 2) 
never became a TM teacher, 3) never did shit for the TM organization or to 
spread its teachings, 3) has rarely ever left her tiny apartment in New Jersey 
and thus 4) has nothing to write about, 5) if she were able to. 

In other words, expect more of the same -- the venom of an angry old woman, 
lashing out at the world because *she* wasted her own life in the pursuit of 
pettiness.

Others here probably have stories of their actual experiences, because they had 
some. I look forward to hearing them... 

 

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