--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Bill (William)Simmons" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thank you Sal.
> 
> There seems to be an addiction to the flying thing.  She told me 
> many times things like.
> 
> I wouldn't be alive without it.
> 
> I can't get through the day without it.
> 
> It is the most important thing in my life.
> 
> I don't want to work I just want to meditate.
> 
> Meditation is the answer to everything.
> 
> She admits to being addicted to it and I have witnessed the 
> increased stress levels and nervousness if she doesn't have 
> her "daily fix". Irratibility, nervousness, short tempered. Almost 
> like a drug addict going through withdrawls.

What was she like before she learned TM?

> Hell I dpicked her up from Huntsville Ontario once, at Maharishi 
> site up here in Canada and the whole three hour car ride home it 
> seemed like she was spaced out and everything was ,,,Maharishi 
> says,,,Maharishi says,,,Maharishi says,,,as if totally brain washed 
> and programmed.

How can you tell the difference between someone
who is totally brainwashed and programmed and
somebody who is so excited by something they've
just learned they can't stop talking about it?

> I've been reading a lot of internet sites of former TM teachers, 
> governors etc and a couple sites including one posting the results 
> of a German Youth Ministry Study on the affects of long term hard 
> core TM brand meditation and it doesn't sound like the "simple 
> relaxation technique this Maharishi guy sells.

Just for the record, the "German study" is a
complete crock.  If you're interested to know
more, do a search on Google Groups in the group
alt.meditation.transcendental for "German study."

For that matter, practically everything you'll
find on Trancenet is dubious in one way or the
other.  Not a reliable source of information on
TM.

> I'm reminded of the drug pusher who offers a kid his 
> first "Toke',,,Hey its good for you, it'll chill you out,,,and then 
> slowly he sucks you into harder core drugs like the "yogic flying" 
> er levitating,,,er hopping.

Most people just learn TM and go away and
practice it on their own without going any
further or becoming involved in the TM
organization.

It's also entirely possible to learn the 
TM-Sidhis and/or become involved with the TM
organization without getting into a cultlike
relationship with it.

Some people seem to need to establish a
cultlike relationship with the TMO, and
unfortunately the TMO doesn't do anything
to discourage that.

> When I first started dating me

Freudian slip??

 she was absolutely convinced 
> she "levitated" meanwhile I'm down stairs listening to the floor 
> upstairs squeak like hell as she bounced up and down on the bed.
> One things for certain,,,she's got great thigh muscle development.

I kind of doubt she believed she was actually
levitating beyond the "first stage" (hopping)
of Yogic Flying.





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