Very creative fantasy. :-)

But if I were you I'd be looking into a few of your
*own* unresolved issues, since your proposed pathway
to enlightenment seems to involve spending as much 
of one's time as possible focusing on an enormous 
statue of a dick. Got closet? :-) 

Seriously, thanks for the laughs...


--- In [email protected], anonybliss_ff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
> --- In [email protected], Vaj <vajranatha@> wrote:
> 
> > Actually it seems this is a list for ex-TMers in recovery...an 
ex-TM  
> > 12-step group...it just happens those still burning a candle for 
TM  
> > and the TM$P are the loudest and most obsessive posters.
> >
> Really? It seems to me the ones who post most here are the virulent
> anti-TM/TMO/MMY posters coupled with those who feel compelled to 
spar
> with them.
> 
> Barry reminds one of the story—don't know where it's from; maybe 
some
> of you know it—about the village where there was a Shiva shrine in 
a
> clearing in the forest nearby and the villagers would stop by every
> day with prayers and offerings, all except this one guy who hated
> Shiva and he'd still stop by every day but to kick and curse the
> statue and who knows maybe even do other despicable things to it. 
And
> he would do this rain or shine, early or late; no matter how tired 
he
> was from working in the his fields, he always had time to kick that
> statue. 
> 
> One year when the monsoons were particularly strong everything was
> flooded and just mud, creeks and rivers overflowing their banks and
> all the villagers just stayed in—except for this one guy who waded
> through mud and water and snakes and whatever else to go and kick 
the
> Shiva statue even when just the head remained out of the water.
> 
> One day, after the floods and the rain when the seasons were back 
to
> normal Shiva appeared to the guy, who was to say the least very
> surprised, and offered him whatever boon he wished. The guy was
> shocked saying—What do you mean? I hate you. I come every day to 
kick
> you and curse you.
> 
> And Shiva said—You are my most devoted follower. During the floods 
and
> the rain the others deserted me and turned their backs on me, but 
you
> were the most loyal, never missing a day.
> 
> It makes me think that one day maybe, before or after MMY's  
passing,
> who knows, Maheshvara himself might appear to Barry and praise him 
for
> his one-pointed devotion of the past 25?? 30?? years, however long
> it's been, and give him this great great boon, praising his
> single-minded one pointedness and devotion of TMO bashing, Barry 
would
> see that because of this deep love in his heart he really had *no
> choice* except to worship except he *did* have a choice and that 
was
> in how HE CHOSE to do it—and take that!-- as he gives one final 
kick
> at the can so to speak, before realizing it is all just another
> attachment and melting in a pool of bliss.
> 
> And then Judy as Shiva's supreme consort would join Maheshvara in 
an
> oh-so-juicy embrace and they would dance the highly erotic
> Transcendental Tango, moving on to the Jig Is Up Jig with the
> soundtrack provided by the reunited Beatles—corporeal and
> non-corporeal—singing Oh-Bla-Di-Oh-Bla-Da, dressed in psychedelic
> raiment and wearing Groucho Marx funny nose glasses as the 
remnants of
> Barry's finally disappearing I screams—You suck, and you never were
> creative; it was all George Martin and Donovan is the only true
> transcendental troubadour!
> 
> And then in the throws of passion Judy/Pavarti/Kali and Maheshvara
> would reveal the great secret—that thousands of years ago they had 
an
> affair which produced a child and the bloodline has been protected
> down through the ages and that is the true meaning of the vedic
> tradition, protection of the sacred blood line and today that
> bloodline resides—where else?—but in RAJA Sparaig! The Raja of
> Virility whose domain is the fornicating flesh of nubile nymphs 
eager
> to experience ecstatic quantum coupling with a descendent of the 
divine.
> 
> And as the Brahman's two doctors mop up the melted pool of Barry's
> individuality, Dan Brown writes a book about it all which becomes a
> best seller, and a moovie. Then Vaj comes rushing in shouting—No, 
it's
> all a fraud! What about the lineage? Barry cannot be enlightened!
> before he takes twelve steps backwards and dies at the side of the
> road into his own buddhahood.
> 
> And they all live happily-never-after!
>







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