--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "Ingegerd" > <marwincornyarmand@> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <no_reply@> > > wrote: > > > --- In [email protected], "Ingegerd" > > > <marwincornyarmand@> wrote: > > > > > > > > When I learned TM (Deep Meditation) in 1962, by the > > > > first meditation teacher in Norway, we learned to > > > > concentrate about the Mantra. Some years after - > > > > the instruction became "Don't concentrate", and the > > > > checking points came out. > > > > > > Ingegerd, your experience MUST be wrong, because > > > it doesn't agree with what Judy and Lawson say. > > > You *know* that they are always RIGHT, and that > > > by definition anyone else who has a different > > > experience or heard something different from > > > Maharishi is WRONG. > > > > > > After all, their vision (never having actually > > > met Maharishi and thus dealing with the zeitgeist > > > of his teachings) is clear and unclouded, and > > > they learned TM *correctly*, whereas those who > > > have actually met Maharishi and worked with him > > > intimately for years did not. Presumably his holy > > > presence caused confusion. > > > > > > And you *know* that TM *never* changed over the > > > years as a result of trail and error...it was > > > presented to Maharishi full-blown in all its > > > perfection on a lotus leaf, garlanded with > > > pushpams, carried by a host of dakinis in > > > thong bikinis. (And believe me...a bikini top > > > is hard to fit when you have six arms.) > > > > > > In short, watch yo mouth. You don't want to > > > disagree with the definers of TRUTH on Fairfield > > > Life, do you? :-) > > > > You are so right. I apologize for not being humble > > enough for the TBs. I will from now on be very careful > > about what I say. The experiences was of various > > characters and will not fit the ears of the TBs. > > It's all right, Ingegerd. Your humility in > the face of perfection is admirable. > > After all, we are mere humans, and thus we > occasionally may fall from the path of truth, > righteousness, and eternal adherence to dogma. > When that happens, it's important to have one > or two superhuman beings in our midst to prod > us and gently move us back to the true path. > > We should consider ourselves fortunate to have > such holy beings here with us. If not for them, > who *knows* what might happen? Some people might > actually develop their own ideas about things, > based on their own personal experiences. Can't > have that... > Thanks to some of you in FFL, that have given me good advices - I have experienced myself - and I agree with you and Vaj. If somebody of the TBs ask me about the experiences - I am not going to tell about it. Ingegerd
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