I like the report. By the way, a tall glass of almond milk helps the crow go down smoothly. Delicious meal! I couldn't feel happier eating it!
--- llundrub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > No mood makers here!!! > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> > Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 7:48 AM > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Celestial Unity > > > > From the Yahoo! Group TMNews today: > > > > 2. Celestial Unity, First Maharishi Pandits Arrive > at MUM, USA > > Posted by: [XXXX] > > Date: Sun Oct 29, 2006 12:46 pm (PST) > > > > From: Einar Olsen > > Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 5:45 AM > > Subject: Celestial Unity, First Maharishi Pandits > Arrive > > > > Dear Friends, > > > > Maharishi's daily call to the Invincible America > Course began as > > usual with Dr. Bevan asking for experiences, and > Maharishi said yes, > > yes. He is quietly keen on hearing the experiences > called number one > > experiences. Number one experiences were > originally defined as > > infinite wholeness transforming into emptiness, or > emptiness > > transforming into infinite wholeness, or one > within the other. Number > > one also means that this is the predominant > experience in programs. > > Almost all experiences of Unity expressed also > have a quality of > > light, celestial, divine, integrated with or > shining forth from or > > leading to the unified value. This morning, > Maharishi didn't comment > > on the experiences. Every day it is more powerful > to hear them and > > hearing them is part of the technology of > invincibility. Maharishi is > > cosmic creativity, one wonders, what is he going > to say today? Today, > > he and we just simply listened to experience after > experience of > > higher states of consciousness within the practice > > of the TM-Sidhi program. > > > > After Dr. Bevan started with experiences, he > paused briefly to > > summarize that Maharishi Pandits had arrived last > night. > > > > One Mother Divine gave a very enthralling series > of rich experiences > > that obviously represented many long hours of many > years cultivating > > the inner life in a very mature way. This is what > this life develops > > into. Wow. One young man, about college age, was > speaking in almost a > > different language. It sounded like what could be > the English of 50- > > 250 years from now. Somewhat of a different level > of the human life > > form. I was wondering, what is Maharishi going to > say about this? It > > was the only one of the 7-8 experiences Maharishi > commented on this > > morning, saying something like, more experiences > like this. Hearing > > these experiences is not like coming out of > program for a call, it's > > like staying in program for a call and just doing > another part of > > program, a new technique. > > > > These experiences are striking in their depth, in > their common > > unified value, and in the great diversity of > details and _expression. > > They are very personal and authentic experiences. > Some are more > > simple and some more intricate in detail, but all > are on the ground > > of real simplicity and integration. Dr. John's > comments seem to keep > > becoming more and more eloquent and appreciative. > As the Invincible > > America Course Director, he looks more than > satisfied. > > > > After many of these experiences, Dr. Bevan paused > on experiences for > > the day, in order to tell the story of the > Pandits' arrival, enhanced > > with some still photos. The story was simple, > coherent, beautiful and > > felt momentous. > > > > Maharishi's Pandits arrived in Chicago in Raja > Michael's domain to > > garlands, a large banner in Devanagari script, > bags of treats and > > small gifts, bagpiper. When the music began, the > custom officials > > walked out to greet Maharishi's Vedic Pandits and > welcome them to > > America, as though the government was moved. After > a dinner in a > > nearby Indian restaurant named SRI, the Pandits > boarded their luxury > > bus and drove quietly through the evening to Iowa. > > > > Maharishi laughed when he heard early yesterday > that 114 was so > > filled with people working, it was not possible to > walk around. It > > was close to true. One would start walking from > one location to > > another to do something, and on the way be > subscripted to do > > something else for a while. After a number of > jobs, one would > > remember the original job and return to it, often > someone else had > > done it. There were so many people there was often > a waiting line to > > go through the doors, and a continual gentle din > of talking and > > machinery. As the day went on, the tasks became > increasingly mop up, > > clean up and fine touches. > > > > Raja Wynne came in his white limo to check > everything out. He looked > > grand. > > > > By about 10 pm, we heard the Pandits were not > going to arrive til > > after 1 am, and there was a slight relaxation > because there was more > > time. I was wondering, how is this going to all > get finished? Then at > > about 11, someone received a call, the Pandit bus > is in Iowa City. We > > had an hour. So we all just kept doing what we > were doing only it > > felt more intense. One could feel one's awareness > and settledness > > being challenged by the pace and intensity of > activity. Outside, the > > paint was being scraped off the outside of the > windows by men on > > ladders, and people were stringing 4-5 rows of > holiday lights all > > over the new temporary fence outside and laying > out red carpet since > > it had rained before and the ground was soft. > > > > Inside, skilled people were finishing final > repairs on lights etc. in > > different areas, and different teams of people > were swarming in and > > out of rooms outfitting each room with Holy > Tradition photos, > > incense, Chandrika soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, > razors, linens, > > storage boxes and locks, flowers, etc. All the > beds had been turned > > if necessary to face east or south. The curtains > were all finished > > and looked great. The beds are beautiful light > colored hand-made > > wooden beds made by Amish and the linens neatly > piled on them were > > nice quality and it all looked quite good. > > > > In the main lobby foam had been put down and > covered with sheets, and > > a large Holy Tradition was on the East wall with a > cascade of > > glittering gold fabric behind it and flowers on > each side, and a very > > large photo of Guru Dev was on another wall with > flowers. A lot of > > vacuuming was going on all over, and the sheets > were being tucked. > > Very close to arrival time, we received word that > a miniature Vedic > > Observatory was arriving to be set up in the > Center of the program > > hall. The instruments were not secured down and > with little time left > === message truncated === __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! 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