Re: [FairfieldLife] Why Can't Hinduism Rid Itself of Fake Gurus?

[Richard J. Williams]

On 2/18/2014 10:40 AM, Michael Jackson wrote:
> ...a fundamental misunderstanding of the mind of its adherents: They 
> are not gullible fools. They take a calculated risk that they 
> intuitively feel is worth the spiritual payoff. Going down the wrong 
> mystical path is an unavoidable hazard of their religion that they 
> knowingly accept. They are no more blind or blinkered than lovers 
> willing to repeatedly risk heartbreak to find a soul mate.
 >
So, you took a calculated risk by going to work for a religious school 
in order to learn how to meditate for world peace, but you didn't get 
the payoff. Maybe you went down the wrong mystical path because you were 
blind and blinkered thinking you could find heaven on earth. Thank God, 
now you've come to your senses and you're back down to earth! You have 
the support of TM-Free and your own computer-repair business working out 
of your garage. Now that's better!