--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "hugheshugo" > <richardhughes103@> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], Louis McKenzie <ltm457@> > > wrote: > > > > > > Madonna spent a lot of time witha Maharishi favored Guru > > > which changed some things in her lifestyle as well she has > > > two children so there have been many changes in her life > > > since the book. I am happy that this little boy has a new > > > destiny. I hope that the crabs in the barrel dont pull > > > him back in. > > > > Is this guru anything to do with her kabala thing? If so does > > maharishi really approve? > > Why should Madonna care whether Maharishi (or anyone > else, for that matter) approves of what she does? > > Why should *anyone* care whether Maharishi (or anyone > else, for that matter) approves of what they do? > > I just find it sad that "celebrities" become a focus > for people who obviously don't have lives of their > own, a blank screen onto which they project the things > they don't like about themselves so that they can rail > against them and pretend that they don't have the same > faults or traits. Madonna, schmadonna...how would these > assholes feel if someone put *their* lives under a > similar microscope? My bet is that they wouldn't be > able to handle it with even a fraction of the equan- > imity she and many other celebrities have shown. > > Capturing people's attention and getting them to focus > on you sounds great until it happens. Then, if you > have even an ounce of psychic sensibilities, you learn > what having the attention of hundreds, thousands, > and even millions of people focused on you *feels* > like. It doesn't feel good. > How would you know about that ?? The name(s) TurquoiseB, Barry Marvosky, et al are not famous, or infamous, except on limited-exposure fora, and the negative fame received thereon is well-deserved. Stop projecting as universal a very limited personal experience, please. Although I find it a curious fact of American culture, the pre-occupation with achievement and maintenance of celebrity is a strong feature of many otherwise talented and well-meaning persons; celebrity must give them a just reward, based on the amout of effort expended for it.
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