--- In [email protected], "Rick Archer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> From: [email protected] 
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> On Behalf Of boo_lives
> Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2007 7:17 AM
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> Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Interesting story about Doug Henning
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>  
> 
> > How do you know he did? What does it mean to have one's soul 
saved?
> Would
> > Doug's soul have been lost if he hadn't met MMY?
> 
> don't know about his soul, but mmy ruined Doug's career - it was a
> great loss that the world didn't see doug do his incredible
> performances for so many years that he wasted on the movt and
> vedaland. doug's health certainly wasn't helped either. and his
> wife struggles with mental issues since his death. I don't see how
> tmers think doug's story is some great victory for MMY.
> 
> Interesting point. I saw a letter several years ago, maybe it was 
posted
> here, written by someone who had been working on the Vedaland 
project, which
> suggested that very point – that the project put tremendous 
pressure on
> those involved due to the half-assed way in which it was 
undertaken, and
> that that pressure took a great toll on Doug and others involved.




I remember seeing a Canadian TV news report on Doug and Vedaland and 
the thing that struck me about the coverage was a clip of Doug 
sitting beneath a tree with some other TM investment/principal/sucker 
discussing the draft of the design of the letterhead to be used on 
Vedaland stationary and Doug saying: "Maharishi is going to love 
this!"

To me, that said it all: no substance, all flash.  Maharishi getting 
caught up in the minute details of something as insignificant and 
unimportant as how a letterhead or logo looks rather than the actual 
reality of the project itself.  More fun in making the MIU catalog or 
building the model for the world's tallest building or creating gold-
painted broshures of world governments than actually following 
through on the reality of the project.

And then, of course, Maharishi's ADHD would kick in, he'd totally 
abandon the project of the moment and move on to the next, great, big 
thing.





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