On Mar 3, 2006, at 4:15 AM, TurquoiseB wrote:

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gimbel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 

wrote:



click on:       The long and winding road to Rishikesh



Nice article. I have met a few famous people in my 

life, and Paul's reminiscences capture the secret

of being around them successfully -- you just treat

them like people, not celebrities. People who *are*

celebrities develop a pretty highly tuned bullshit

detector and "user" detector; they're very aware of

people who are trying to piggyback off of their fame

and benefit from it. 


Forget the Mia Farrow stuff...if Maharishi had just 

treated them like human beings instead of as a resource 

that he had the right to exploit to sell his products, 

they'd probably still be around, helping out willingly.

That's just what friends do for friends; it's *not* what

celebrities do for their groupies.


A friend who was on this course said he was creeped out by the fact that even though he was already an established meditator, Maharishi kept trying to convince him to switch to "his brand". That really bothered him, esp. since he felt he was using psychic powers/siddhis to sway people--he would know what you were thinking and use that. One can't help but wonder if a similar approach was used on the Beatles.




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