--- In [email protected], "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], gullible fool <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
> wrote:
> <snip>
> > > That's true, but he also had a pretty good
> > > statistical
> > > rationale as to why the increased homicides didn't
> > > invalidate the hypothesis.
> > 
> > I suppose it's possible he's even right about this, to
> > some extent. But hasn't the TMO long claimed it could
> > stop things such as today's suicide bombings, when the
> > bombers are just as irrational?
> 
> Maybe not in eight weeks...
> 
> There may be a difference in the irrationality
> quotient when you believe you're killing for a
> greater cause, and that you will become an honored
> martyr with a guaranteed place in paradise.  At
> least it's a higher-level irrationality than, say,
> killing a member of a rival gang.
> 
> Also, similarly to the statistical significance of
> homicide in relation to violent crime in general,
> not all that many people are killed by suicide
> bombers in relation to the number killed in full-
> scale war.
> 
> I've been reading about a recent study that has
> determined there's been a substantial decline in
> actual warfare since the fall of the Soviet Union.
> We may tend to lose sight of the big picture when
> we focus on the threat of terrorism.  It's 
> horrible, but in terms of people killed and amount
> of destruction of property and resources, it's
> relatively insignificant compared to war.
>

I find it interesting that there was an earlier post about deeksha 
or something, where the crown energy could apparently be brought 
forth via an outside 'technician', and yet with willing and devoted 
participants, even they didn't get a big 'wow factor' immediately. 

And these were people that were ready and willing for a spiritual 
influence, and right in proximity of someone who could apparently 
facilitate this energy transfer, or eruption.

So this brings into question the real world mechanics of the ME 
effect. I don't doubt that it is theoretically possible given TM 
group dynamics, and the rationale I recall makes sense. 

Its just that I'm not sure enough attention is being paid to the 
countervailing force of our individual karmas and/or intentions, and 
whether such a powerful force within each of us can actually be 100% 
affected by a subtle external influence? 

aka you can lead a horse to water...







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