--- In [email protected], Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I know exactly what she is talking about below, but > although I was very much into the TMO I never let it > have such an extreme effect on me. I certainly saw > people doing this- especially the "impurity" of others > routine-but always thought that they just had their > own problems. I have found that the majority of > non-meditators I meet are of much greater > psychological health than the majority of TMer's I > knew in Fairfield. Don't for one moment think you are > special. Your attachments are just different than > "non-meditators."
TM-ers have always come across as rather immature people. IMO. The american Purushas for example, what was their real focus ? Money. European Purusha ? Power and influence. What makes them/us "special" is that we have a technique of self-development that actually works. No one who takes this path serious is left alone in his/her limitations. During these 30 odd years I have seen tremendous growth in some, and stagnation in others. Those who stagnated was always the fellows who would find an excuse to do the Programme "later" - without exception.
