---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <curtisdeltablues@...> wrote :

 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <reverse_archery@...> wrote :
 
 
 From Jim: 
 

 Thanks for clearing that up, Curtis. I apologize for assuming it was you. 
Whoever it was, I am glad they are gone, and given what you have to say below, 
please don't trip over yourself, trying to join The Peak. Perhaps you and Barry 
can start your own forum - Best of luck!

Me:
Could have been cleared up before the accusation was posted, but better late 
than never. You got your dig in on me even though it was manufactured, and now 
the retraction can be posted on page 17 near the garden club announcements. Oh 
well, Internet life..

Jim: 
 Oh, its not all fluff over there. Here's a piece I wrote about Barry 
yesterday. Enjoy!
 

 "Ha! What nonsense from him. I remember about ten years ago, interacting with 
Barry, and he was a different person. But, when I recognized around that time, 
that my experience and my life were meeting the criteria for spiritual 
liberation, or enlightenment, and decided to come out of the closet about it on 
FFL, he kinda flipped out, and hasn’t been the same since. 

 In evaluating what he has to say, regarding these endless rants against TM, it 
suddenly occurred to me that if I were to compare Barry’s REAL life, against 
mine and those in my social circle, he has accomplished very little. He strikes 
me as someone who has lived so much of his life in a spiritual cocoon, and 
wearing his ‘anti-cult’ glasses, now spreads the warning *of his own 
experience* tirelessly, not realizing that most of us, certainly everyone I 
know, has managed to simply elude the snares he rails against incessantly.
 

 His life’s reality, focused unerringly on turning others away from the 
spiritual dependency he lived for decades, is so tiny, so restricted, so 
unsuccessful, compared to the life I live, it becomes something very much about 
Barry, but with little relevance to me. He has made up his mind long ago about 
those who have faithfully practiced TM, and the notion that someone has 
accomplished the goal, in spite of his judgments and assumptions, drives him 
mad. It is just not at all my problem, and something he will have to resolve on 
his own. Or not. :-)"



 
 







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