If you ever wondered what Shikantaza Zazen Buddhism does to a poor soul, now you know :-)
---In [email protected], <mjackson74@...> wrote : behind the very thin veneer of spiritual advancement that Nabby likes to wear is the reality of an arrogant cuss who loves a Nazi style elitism and yep I said it authfriend, and I meant it in the following way: Nazi style elitism was an arrogant idea that only those of the pure race or the pure faith, the "right" kind of people are worthy of any of the good that life has to offer - in Nabby's case that means those who believe in crop circles, those who are followers of Benjy Creme whose stock in trade is that very same kind of elitism, and those who do TM and certain other practices or follow other so-called saints ONLY if they are high on the bullcrap list that Benjy claims his non-existent master gave him of the elite spiritual masters of the earth. I would love it if one day Benjy would claim that Maitreya had given him an updated list and Marshy was now down two or three levels below Fed Lenz - Nabby would either have apoplexy or find a TM-ish way to excuse the change and then would join in all those who revile and disparage Marshy. -------------------------------------------- On Thu, 4/17/14, Bhairitu <noozguru@... mailto:noozguru@...> wrote: Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] More Mother India To: [email protected] mailto:[email protected] Date: Thursday, April 17, 2014, 4:09 PM It was NOT your usual Holiday Inn. But then Holiday Inns are franchises and in fact a lot of Indians, particularly Gujaratis, own them in the US. Another Gujarati friend runs one of the best Indian restaurants in this area, puts on big Bollywood shows for the Indian community and owns a chain of Arby's joints. A lot of Subway sandwich shops are owned by Indians. I was having a pizza with a friend at the nearby Round Table Pizza and there was this Indian guy not eating lunch but making a bunch of flower arrangements in small vases. At one point he comes to our table and asks our opinion on two different vases. My friend thought that was rather strange but I reminded him that Round Table Pizza places are franchises and that was probably the owner preparing some flowers to put on the tables. If you are trying to "remote view" me, Nabby, you need a better siddhi for it. I don't turn a blind eye to homeless in this country. You must also be developing Alzheimer's because I regularly criticize the rich in this country all the time and wealth inequity being generated. Most of the "homeless" in this town are vagrants who will ask you for some spare change and when they get enough go buy a pint of malt liquor to take back to their apartment (they aren't really homeless). The housing bubble was really a scam to put a lot of people in debt and make them homeless. The elite have never liked the "commoners" owning property so once again they are trying to steal it from us. We must defeat them. When did I ever say I was a fan of Hollywood? On 04/17/2014 02:07 AM, nablusoss1008 wrote: Happy to hear that you enjoyed your 5-star American chain Holiday Inn. I don't deny there are lots of poor people in India who survive on a dollar a day, but you seem to turn an blind eye to rampant poverty and homelessness in your own country and instead chose to criticize other nations. I can assure you that Indians visiting the US are greatly surprised to find huge numbers of homeless there and that the picture Hollywood has painted of your country is a Big Bluff. ---In [email protected] mailto:[email protected], <noozguru@...> wrote : So what? I stayed at 4 and 5 star hotels in India. Indians staying at the hotel you stayed at were either middle or upper class. The poor, of which there are many, cannot afford those hotels. Or did you visit India with blinders on? On 04/16/2014 03:40 PM, nablusoss1008 wrote: Last time in New Delhi I stayed here: http://www.theimperialindia.com/%c2%a0and http://www.theimperialindia.com/%c2%a0and quess what: 90% of the guests were Indian. Please take your extreme American prejudices somewhere else Bhairitu. You could start by trying to find out why 50 million Americans go hungry.
