Obviously everyone has an implant inside them called DNA, and it may be that some people have a predisposed inclination to join a cult, like you and some of the other FFL informants did.
The question is, why did you stay so long? Living inside a pod for two years is a long time to be sleeping alone. Go figure. ---In [email protected], <mjackson74@...> wrote : I was once in a class with this lady who was teaching a healing thing, there were three of us former TM'ers and she said the other two had what she called a TM "hook," which she said was a psychological hook of some kind that she had seen in TM'ers and former TM'ers. Apparently that's what happened to a number of the other current FFL informants. We do not know exactly why they joined a cult and worked for decades to reach enlightenment in 5-7 years. The question is, did they enjoy? Dunno why she thought I didn't have one. Meditation is based on thinking and most everyone is able to think. There are exceptions of course: you are a case in point. LoL! From: aryavazhi <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2015 7:58 AM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: List Culture and The FFL Post Count Buck the depressed whiner and Willy the repetitive ranter, there's probably psychological profiles of those types of psychosis somewhere. I had a friend, an old TM teacher like me, who met somekind of a clearvoyant, telling him that he had a TM implant in his brain, despite the fact that he had left the movement, and surely had adopted his own opinions on a number of things. He asked me at the time what I thought of it. Now I am not really a believer in the implant idea, you know there could be all kind of implants, from physical, to subtle physical etc. So I told him so. But after leaving TM, some decades ago, I soon realized, that not only stopping formal TM whoulc make me into a non-TMer. I realized that the concepts and ideas, the ideology, if you want the 'brainwashing' has still left traces, expectations, even in the subconscious. I had to make a conscious effort to rid myself of some of the TM concepts, which were like hooks clinging to me. I did this to an extend, so that I could feel happy, and not 'miss' anything of my old TM environment, instead enjoying my new life, and my new spiritual discoveries fully. (That's what about I told my friend) But later the thought, that there may indeed be something of a TM implant, that still was people hooking up, didn't leave me. In fact, could this be one explanation, how people here on FFL, both TB TMers (who will of course deny they are TB), and anti-TMers alike are hooked to the same story? Infact could also anti-cultist be fighting the same implant, that TMers so vehemently defend? This is just a thought, I know, I will probably not get a lot of support for it, but could there be something to it? ---In [email protected], <mjackson74@...> wrote : I was once in a class with this lady who was teaching a healing thing, there were three of us former TM'ers and she said the other two had what she called a TM "hook," which she said was a psychological hook of some kind that she had seen in TM'ers and former TM'ers. Dunno why she thought I didn't have one. From: aryavazhi <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2015 7:58 AM Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: List Culture and The FFL Post Count Buck the depressed whiner and Willy the repetitive ranter, there's probably psychological profiles of those types of psychosis somewhere. I had a friend, an old TM teacher like me, who met somekind of a clearvoyant, telling him that he had a TM implant in his brain, despite the fact that he had left the movement, and surely had adopted his own opinions on a number of things. He asked me at the time what I thought of it. Now I am not really a believer in the implant idea, you know there could be all kind of implants, from physical, to subtle physical etc. So I told him so. But after leaving TM, some decades ago, I soon realized, that not only stopping formal TM whoulc make me into a non-TMer. I realized that the concepts and ideas, the ideology, if you want the 'brainwashing' has still left traces, expectations, even in the subconscious. I had to make a conscious effort to rid myself of some of the TM concepts, which were like hooks clinging to me. I did this to an extend, so that I could feel happy, and not 'miss' anything of my old TM environment, instead enjoying my new life, and my new spiritual discoveries fully. (That's what about I told my friend) But later the thought, that there may indeed be something of a TM implant, that still was people hooking up, didn't leave me. In fact, could this be one explanation, how people here on FFL, both TB TMers (who will of course deny they are TB), and anti-TMers alike are hooked to the same story? Infact could also anti-cultist be fighting the same implant, that TMers so vehemently defend? This is just a thought, I know, I will probably not get a lot of support for it, but could there be something to it?
