--- In [email protected], Sal Sunshine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Jan 1, 2007, at 12:52 PM, TurquoiseB wrote: > > > For the record, I think it's *sad* that the TMO destroyed > > itself. I think it could have been a real force on this > > planet if it had stuck to what it was good at -- teaching > > people a simple, easily-learned technique of meditation > > That's really the issue IMO--the early courses were wonderful, > great food...
Not always...remember Poland Spring and the rotten produce? And some of the courses in Switzerland where we got brussel sprouts four to five nights a week? I *still* can't look a brussel sprout in the eye after my last course. :-) > ...laid-back atmosphere, reasonable prices, etc. Then they > got weird and outsourced the whole thing to the control- > freaks and $$-grubbers. > > Looking back now it's hard to believe it was the same movement. Remember the "tragedy of knowledge" tape? It's the perfect explanation for what has happened to the TM movement, and Maharishi didn't even have to die first.
