Has something to do with the up-tick in world consciousness, from the hanging of Sadam yesterday morning.
--- In [email protected], cardemaister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], Dick Mays <dickmays@> wrote: > > > > MAHARISHI, DECEMBER 20, 2006 > > > > > > Maharishi: Jai Guru Dev. > > > > Dr. Morris: Jai Guru Dev. > > > > Maharishi: [laughter] They are all with you still? > > > > Dr. Morris: Maharishi, we're in the press > > conference now, with His Excellency Dr. Hagelin. > > > > Maharishi: I have heard last few words of Dr. > > Hagelin, and I want to bring him success. So I > > want to say something. > > > > Dr. Morris: Yes. > > > > Maharishi: I want to say something that will > > really fulfill what Dr. Hagelin has offered today > > to the world through this Assembly. I would like > > to explain, as Dr. Hagelin said-he said "in the > > next meeting," but I would like to fulfill his > > desire today. > > > > What I want to do is: collect all those > > first-class experiences, and I would like to > > unfold to them to the extent they have the > > experience. This is-I would remind them-these are > > the values of the Dirghatamas: long-drawn > > silence, > > dIrghatamA mAmateyo jujurvAn dashame yuge |\\ \EN{115801062} > apAmarthaM yatInAM brahmA bhavati sArathiH ||\\ > > A possible translation (Griffith): > > 6 Dirghatamas (diirgha-tamaa) the son of Mamata (maamateyo) hath come > to length of days (jujurvaan) in the tenth (dashame) age of human kind > (yuge). > He is (bhavati) the Brahman (?brahmaa) of the waters (apaam) as they > strive to reach (yatiinaam) their end and aim (artham): their > charioteer is he (saarathiH). > > Rgveda I 158, 6 >
