--- In [email protected], "hugheshugo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], Vaj <vajranatha@> wrote: > > > > > > Don't get me wrong--E-W and N-S alignments are a good thing IMO. > > > I have my own home aligned that way, but the home is more in the > > > tradition of western geomancy. After all, I'm not from India or > > > China. > > > > Yup. 'Alignment' is a feature of almost all studies > > that deal with living in harmony with the land. Trying > > to put people into little boxes seems to be a feature > > of only one of them. I suspect it has more to do with > > Maharishi's desire to create non-thinking cookie-cutter > > automatons than it does his desire for their liberation. > > > > Let's settle it -- who here would actually *like* to > > live in a city that looks like this? > > > > http://www.sthapatyaveda.com/city_planning/images/village_big.jpg > > > > Not me, but if I did the first thing I would do is build a > nice south facing conservatory to catch the pleasant afternoon > sun. For a day... before being dragged of to the correction centre. > > I'm only half joking I know someone who has bought a sv apartment > and his contract states that the TMO reserves the right to enter > his house if they think he has changed anything, even the layout > of the kitchen or the colour of the wallpaper. Jeez all that and > you only have to donate 20% of the house value to the movement!
I would comment, but I think I covered it above: > I suspect it has more to do with > Maharishi's desire to create non-thinking cookie-cutter > automatons than it does his desire for their liberation.
