--- In [email protected], Rick Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> on 2/21/06 11:32 AM, authfriend at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > 
> > That's my impression too.  The point isn't to absorb
> > the teacher's qualities of *mind* but his/her qualities
> > of *consciousness*.
> 
> Yet when Maharishi described his attunement to Guru Dev, he referred
> to his ability to anticipate his specific desires. Also, Maharishi 
> always expressed his wish for his followers to be "in tune with his 
> thinking." Also, in the Gita commentary, Maharishi talks about the 
> disciple putting aside his own ways of thinking and feeling, and 
> conforming to those of the master.

With regard to the first and third of these, I'd guess
that the qualities-of-mind aspect is the *vehicle*, not
the main event, of the process.  The idea is to get the
ego out of the way, neutralize it, so it doesn't
interfere with attunement on the level of consciousness.

With regard to the second, I'm not sure MMY was talking
about personal guru-disciple relationships like what he
had with Guru Dev, or that he thought of being in tune
with his thinking as a means of development of
consciousness per se.  It seems to me for that to be
the case, one would have to be in nearly constant
personal contact with the master.

I mean, any chief executive is going to want the people
in his company to be in tune with his/her thinking.








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