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--- In [email protected], "sparaig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> --- In [email protected], "Marek Reavis" <reavismarek@> 
wrote:

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> > In '77, before my 
> > governor training course in '78 my (then) wife and I were leading 
> > ATRs and 1-month SCI residence courses at the Soboba Academy.  
During 
> > that time I was having lots of kundalini during meditations and 
> > during nearly every meditation I would have bouts of popping 
> > up/hopping in place.
> > 
> > When the first governors got back from Switzerland and were put 
in 
> > charge of the academy (and before all the non-governors were 
asked to 
> > leave because they no longer had status equal to the positions 
they 
> > had previously held), I talked with one of them about my 
experiences 
> > and asked him if what I was experiencing was anything like what 
went 
> > on during the flying siddhi.  I was told that it was completely 
> > different -- more of a floating experience.  
> > 
> > Obviously not true.
> >
> 
> Or perhaps that was THEIR experience.
> 
> Or they were just told to promote the course. Some people have 
spontaneous episodes of 
> samadhi during their lives. Does this mean that TM is not worth 
their while?
>
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The assertion was that the flying technique resulted in floating, 
rather than hopping or bouncing.  So, after I took the course, I did 
understand that he was promoting the course/techniques.  And I did, 
too, and for a long time thereafter.

Perhaps you misunderstand my position re TM.  I love it, and do it 
everyday, recommend it to anyone who inquires about it, and initiate 
the few who have asked me to since I stopped officially teaching a 
long time ago.  I rarely do the siddhi techniques anymore but I like 
them, too.  I don't get any siddhis but do like that form of 
meditation.  But I like the mantra meditation more.






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