--- In [email protected], Bhairitu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > nablusoss1008 wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "Rick Archer" <rick@> wrote: > > > > KGB was very much interested indeed. Maharishi "tricked" them by not > > giving them any of the knowledge saying they would misuse it. That why > > this campaign now from disgruntled KGB agents. > > > > > > > I don't know about that but after watching that segment of the video I > got a hunch that the "KGB" agent was a bit of blowhard and probably > really went to see MMY to learn meditation (so he could be a better KGB > agent). He's made the rest up in hindsight throwing in some Soviet > political philosophy. > > However on my TTC I started thinking about how Maharishi was distracting > a lot of young folks who would have otherwise become world or community > leaders. Some were there because they wanted to be leaders and felt > that TM would help them be better at it. I like to credit MMY with > inventing "yuppies" because so many wanted to spend more time with MMY > and figured that the only folks who were able to do so were those > wealthy kids (with trust funds) so they needed to become "financially > independent." Remember when that was an important phrase among > teachers? So many got into businesses, multi-level marketing schemes > and along the way forgot about TM, became less into spirituality and > more into materiality. > > Alan Watt who is a frequent guest on many alternative talk shows even > believes the Freemasons behind the scenes engineered MMY's success just > for the purpose of distracting and controlling youth with TM being a > blend of Christianity and Hinduism. Sometimes I wonder if Watt was a > TM teacher but never has admitted to it though he seems to have a lot of > knowledge of the movement. The guy has a lot of MP3 files on his site > of his "blurbs" about the history of man and how the elite like to > engineer the culture to control the common folks. Some is a bit far > fetched but interesting nonetheless. I would recommend first > downloading the files where he is a guess and thus asked to provide an > overview of his philosophy. > http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com
Could you link to a specific reference to TM or Maharishi from this site? I did an advanced google search on this site on "maharishi" and nothing came up... >
