--- In [email protected], "sparaig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "shempmcgurk" <shempmcgurk@> > wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <no_reply@> > > wrote: > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "sparaig" <sparaig@> wrote: > > > > > > > > A few things don't quite make sense: if Wysong felt he was > > > > in personal danger why did he go to another room and meditate > > > > (unless he thinks his Maharishi effect of one was sufficient > > > > protection or something)? > > > > > > He essentially did the same thing Suzy Dillbeck did. > > > When faced with a situation that they perceived as > > > unpleasant, rather than handle it or deal with it > > > head-on (which was, after all, their JOB), they ran > > > for what they perceived as shelter and left the > > > situation to "handle itself." Wysong ran to the > > > shelter of meditation, Dillbeck to the comfort of > > > Maharishi's image. > > > > > > It's a pretty strong indictment of the claim that > > > TM makes one more able to deal with 'stress' and > > > function effectively in the real world. I can only > > > hope that the next time I fly the person in charge > > > of air traffic control does NOT practice TM. "Oh... > > > two planes on a collision course...better meditate..." > > > > > > > Rather, I think it an indictment of people in an organisation/cult > > who superimpose the instructions and/or philosophy surrounding the > > mental technique they practise onto the field of activity, > something > > they shouldn't be doing. Indeed, it goes against the instructions > > of the TM Program (i.e. Dillbeck and Wysong were "off the program"). > > > > It all goes back to what I keep repeating on this forum: do TM > twice > > a day and then go into the field of activity and act according to > > the dictates of common sense and your own traditions, NOT according > > to the dictates or what you perceive to be the dictates of a TM > > philosophy (because TM is NOT a philosophy). To do so means you > are > > bastardizing what TM is. > > > > The dictates of what a reasonable person would do in a similar > > situation and common sense is what should have guided the actions > > and decisions of both Dillbeck and Wysong, NOT some perceived laws > > of nature as laid down by MMY. > > > > So I would still contend that a person practising TM will, > > certainly, be a more successful acting person...but that assumes he > > is using rationality and common sense in his life and NOT > > bastardizing the field of activity with rules and regulations that > > are meant to describe laws of nature in an academic setting. > > > > Or from theperspective of someone who can float or whatever. No- one > has ever seen MMY float (well, there was a guy I knew whose TMing GF > says she saw MMY float once but even assuming this was real, unless > he's capable of it at any arbitrary moment, the ability to float > occassionally means next-to-nothing in this context). >
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