I was a nut case and got the sidhis the second time I applied. It was good 
because I started the advanced techniques instead. Liked them better 
eventually.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "paul moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 2:16 PM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Karmic "Like Attracts Like" Theory


> --- In [email protected], Louis McKenzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
> wrote:
>>
>> The difference between John and Dennis
>>
>> There were many people who started what the movement called heavy 
>> unstressing in
> 1977.  Sitting in the LC doing the moring meditation there would be many 
> sounds of
> people have major releases.  (Sounds like a pressure cooker popping)  Many 
> of these
> people would have experiences of bouncing and so forth.
>>
>> Well many of those people became candidates for the John SHapiro 
>> Graduation program.
> I became very afraid that maybe I was one of those.   Even one day a girl 
> came up to me
> and said WOW Louis I am just like you.  When she said it I thought OH BOY! 
> I went to
> Dennis and I asked if maybe I was going nuts.
>>
>> Dennis said no and arranged for me to have a piece of foam in my room. 
>> That night
> the same girl got carried out in the ambulance.
>> For some reason I was on the Dennis Squad and many people who were having
> problems passed my way.  I was in love with one person HD she had doen two 
> six month
> programs and a 3 month extention in 76.  I thought WOW! she must be 
> enligthened.  We
> became close.   Then she lost it.  She had gotten fried.   EK was another 
> and several other
> people MS evem the student gov President William had to deal with him. 
> He grabbed a
> governor in H&W and started working through his sexuality.   Anyway John 
> Shapiro
> seemed very inadequate in working with these people Dennis was much 
> better.   He always
> tried to work with people before bringing in John Shapiro because Johns 
> was was send you
> to the fairfield mental hospital or send the person home.  Dennis would 
> try talking they
> even created a program one forrest academy right after the summer sidhis 
> program of
> going in the reservoir.  Runnning in the snow all kinds of stuff to 
> normalise the
> unstressing.   I never did these things but I know
>>  people who had to.
>>
>> ANyway Dennis was likeable John was not.   I used to think he had an 
>> interesting closet
> thing going on.
>>
>> Roger was actually Roderick when he changed his name it was not such a 
>> big deal
> because he was not very well known at the time.   Yet when he became 
> involved with
> Student Goverment then he was more visible.  I dont know if you remember 
> him before he
> went to TTC but he used to use these suits that he had made while in 
> Korea.   Yellow, Pink
> light blue you name it.   With big platform shoes, he was not the 
> conformist type.
>>
>> I dont know what it was about the Christian converts but many of them 
>> always ended up
> in the same place.  Most recently a friend named Trevor became born again 
> in 95 or 96
> something like that.  By 96 he had stopped meditating.   Then in 2001 9/11 
> his office
> looked right at the world trade center from Hoboken he saw everything as 
> it happened.
> By 2002 he was fired from his job and had some sort of breakdown.   For 
> him this was
> IMPOSSIBLE Trevor was alway level headed cool calm and collected.
>>
>> I always lived in fear that maybe I was going to bug.  Yet to this point 
>> I have not.   I
> could have been thought totally nuts but some people with some of the 
> experiences I was
> having but.  Only once did I have a problem.  My buddy in Forrest academy 
> was William
> Jones.  I had a great desire to punch him.   I knew that something must 
> have been wrong,
> so I went to Dennis and said I think I am going to have a violent our 
> burst.  Dennis just
> said try to handle it on your own, before bringing it to me because you 
> will not be able to
> go on the sidhis course.
>>
>> I masturbated and ate peanut butter. I remember sitting next to William 
>> looking in his
> eyes the way he liked to do and saying "You know I feel like punching you 
> in the face."  He
> knew something was wrong he just said go ahead.  I guess if I ever had 
> best friends it
> would have had to have been WIlliam and Trevor.
>>
>> The nuts cases at MIU always thought that I was going to give the Sidhis 
>> to them.  I
> NEVER DID.   WIlliam got his sidhis in Israel and Trevor got his in 
> Columbia.  If you ever
> see the graduation video of the first summer sidhi program you will see me 
> riinging the
> bell of invincibility like it was the bell of life.    Because I had to go 
> through a bunch to get
> the sidhis.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>      yu riginal Message ----
>> From: shempmcgurk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: [email protected]
>> Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 3:08:01 PM
>> Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Karmic "Like Attracts Like" Theory
>>
>>
>> --- In FairfieldLife@ yahoogroups. com, "curtisdeltablues"
>> <curtisdeltablues@ ...> wrote:
>> >
>> > I can imagine how weird it would have been if you were doing
>> > unauthorized, and un paid for, flying Louis! I had some experience
>> > with National when I taught at the DC center that lead me to
>> believe
>> > that being black in the movement was no picnic. The air of
>> suspicion
>> > was real. Remember when Roger Moore became Kaufi Tegamunga? The
>> name
>> > changing really shook up the higher ups I'll bet!
>> >
>> > I always thought John was put in a bad position because many people
>> > needed counseling but he was so restricted with mixed messages from
>> > the movement about his profession. He must have always been
>> walking on
>> > eggshells with the higher ups. TM was supposed to solve all
>> problems,
>> > but what do you do if it doesn't?
>> >
>> > Remember Pavlik? He had his breakdown having lunch with me.
>> (causal?)
>> > He had taken a few blocks of sidhis and felt like he was losing
>> his
>> > mind, and wanted to meet for lunch to talk about it. He went
>> > completely mad in front of me. I dragged him physically to John's
>> > office. John seemed terrified. Pavlik was totally out of it and
>> > needed medication. Maybe his professional experience gave John an
>> > insight into what was possible from a person in this state, Pavlik
>> was
>> > a pretty big guy, or maybe it was all out of John's league. But he
>> was
>> > the only guy on campus in that position. I remember feeling like
>> the
>> > situation was out of control, and no one was able to help Pavlik or
>> > knew how to manage the situation. John was using me to control
>> > Pavlik. I don't think I was really the right guy for the job! They
>> > shipped him off to a hospital. His life took more tragic turns
>> after
>> > that. He was banned from campus and started the downward spiral of
>> > homelessness and incarceration. That is a tough age group for
>> > breakdowns. I don't know if it was any different at MIU from any
>> > other college. I do know that people who needed help were
>> threatened
>> > with being denied courses if they sought psychological help. I
>> hope
>> > they have corrected this flaw since the student got stabbed. I
>> wonder
>> > what happened to John?
>>
>> Sounds like Shapiro at least handled it better than the chumps who
>> handled Shuvender Sem...at least Pavlik didn't kill anyone.
>>
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > --- In FairfieldLife@ yahoogroups. com, Louis McKenzie <ltm457@>
>> wrote:
>> > >
>> > > John SHapiro was a nut case. He was the school psychologist.
>> I
>> > was being watched because I was flying before the course, and in
>> order
>> > to be on the course I had to agree not to fly until I got the
>> > technique. Also I had a good friend who was working on staff and
>> some
>> > had the fear that I might give him the sidhis. Being the only
>> Black
>> > on the course had its disavantages. Give example one day I saw
>> John
>> > following me. I thought maybe I may have been imagining, the day
>> > before I had eaten in the blue room. So I went in and waited at the
>> > door and when he put his face to the window too look in I put mind
>> to
>> > the other side or opened the door and said YES!
>> > >
>> > > They had a guy named Mark Tomacci (SP?) come and stand outside my
>> > door to see if I was flying. Just so happened that when I
>> meditated
>> > I could sometimes see things that I could not see when not
>> meditating
>> > so I called Mark by name and asked why he was standing outside my
>> door.
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > ----- Original Message ----
>> > > From: authfriend <jstein@>
>> > > To: FairfieldLife@ yahoogroups. com
>> > > Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 11:32:43 AM
>> > > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Karmic "Like Attracts Like"
>> Theory
>> > >
>> > > --- In FairfieldLife@ yahoogroups. com, Louis McKenzie <ltm457@>
>> > > wrote:
>> > > >
>> > > > Coming from the old days the most crazy experience
>> > > > I had with Christians was when they had infiltrated
>> > > > our sidhis program. There was a guy Kevin Miller,
>> > > > he did the whole summer program when at the end he
>> > > > comes to me and starts talking very crazy. Trying
>> > > > to convert me to Jesus. Also telling me all kinds
>> > > > of things about Maharishi blah blah blah.. There
>> > > > was some minister in town who was converting people.
>> > > > Kevin had been a plant. WOW! I called Dennis.
>> > > > They talked to him and soon after he left. I could
>> > > > not believe that someone would have stayed the whole
>> > > > summer and then betrayed the whole system like that.
>> > >
>> > > Very highly motivated?
>> > >
>> > > Are you sure he was a plant from the start, or could
>> > > someone from the outside have gotten to him while he
>> > > was doing the summer program?
>> > >
>> > > > Then I thought John Shapiro was too busy watching me
>> > > > and not paying attention to people like Kevin this
>> > > > is how these things happened.
>> > >
>> > > Why was he watching you? (I don't know who John
>> > > Shapiro is.)
>> > >
>> > > > ----- Original Message ----
>> > > > From: authfriend <jstein@>
>> > > > To: FairfieldLife@ yahoogroups. com
>> > > > Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2006 11:44:04 AM
>> > > > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Karmic "Like Attracts Like"
>> Theory
>> > > >
>> > > > --- In FairfieldLife@ yahoogroups. com, TurquoiseB
>> <no_reply@ .>
>> > > wrote:
>> > > > <snip>
>> > > > > Very few religions or spiritual groups could be more
>> > > > > characterized as "jealous religions" than the Christian
>> > > > > fundies. They feel *threatened* a lot. People who can
>> > > > > think for themselves threaten them. People who are
>> > > > > open to other spiritual traditions threaten them. So
>> > > > > "like attracted like." When TM began to make inroads
>> > > > > into their numbers, they became even *more* jealous,
>> > > > > and decided to fight the TMO.
>> > > >
>> > > > I don't think TM has ever made any "inroads"
>> > > > into the number of Christian fundies. Some
>> > > > young people who had been brought up fundie
>> > > > and had rebelled and gone their own way as
>> > > > they got older may eventually have gravitated
>> > > > to TM, but they were already irrevocably lost
>> > > > to the fundies.
>> > > >
>> > > > I suspect you'd find there are far more people
>> > > > who used to be TMers who have become fundies
>> > > > than vice-versa.
>> > > <snip>
>> > >
>> >
>>
> I was in the pod with kevin miller and I don't think he was a plant..we 
> also had a guy who
> lived on just wheat grass.. we were left alone out by the train tracks..I 
> don't think dennis r
> ever looked in.. then it all changed.
>
>
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