About fifteen years ago I was talking to a powerful and pretty well known
psychic and, just out of curiousity, I mentioned "Maharishi" (by the way, this
person was better at reading names than anyone I have met before or since).
The response I got (verbatim, 1993): "He is a wonderful human being. Alot of
terrible things are going to be said about him before he dies that are not
true. No one wants to die like that, no one wants to die like that."
"Richard J. Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ...all you've read is rumors on the internet.
>
Rick Archer wrote:
> Even if it were possible to "cross-examine" him, which it isn't
> and never has been, how would that prove anything? He would deny
> it. There is no semen-stained dress here. No photos. As far as we
> know no offspring on whom DNA testing can be performed. All we
> have is the testimony of half a dozen women, most of whom aren't
>
We? So, you're the rascal that's been posting rumors on the internet
about Mahesh's private sex life, or lack thereof.
> even willing to go public with their full names and stories, and
> half a dozen personal secretaries. Some of the women have
> expressed the intention to tell their stories after MMY dies.
> Judith Bourke is rumored to have written a book.
>
That's what I said, Rick, just rumors. There are no Maharishi
secretaries posting to this forum, at least that I know of. The only
Maharishi secretary that I know of that's posted anything on the
internet is Tom Anderson, who was in the room with Mahesh at Spain and
Switzerland TTC, and he didn't say anything about any sexual
encounters having to do with Mahesh. Conny Larsen apparently got the
Maharishi to give him his deerskin - so what?
> Maybe they will, maybe they won't. If they do, maybe more women
> will come forward, maybe they won't. Not sure how much more can
> be said about this topic. You either believe it or not, or
> somewhere in between.
>
Maybe so, but I get the impression that most of the respondents
believe the rumors you spread. Whose newsgroup is this anyway?
> "A man hears what he wants to hear, and disregards the rest."
> - Simon and Garfunkel
>
Confirmation bias refers to a type of selective thinking whereby one
tends to notice and to look for what confirms one's beliefs, and to
ignore, not look for, or undervalue the relevance of what contradicts
one's beliefs.
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