--- In [email protected], "Rory Goff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> --- In 
> [email protected], "tomandcindytraynoratfairfieldlis" 
> <tomandcindytraynoratfairfieldlist@> wrote:
> >
> > Marek writes snipped:
> > Also, I agree with you that when there is any experience of 
> > awakening, no matter how transitory, the hook would seem to have 
been 
> > set and the search for its permanency might begin in earnest.  
At 
> > least that's been many folks' experience, though Curtis at this 
point 
> > in time, seems to have come to a different conclusion regardless 
of 
> > how much he has enjoyed (or enjoys) what many would designate 
> > as 'spiritual' experiences or transient awakening.
> > 
> > Tom T:
> > To paraphrase Jean Klein from "I AM". The awakening was (past 
tense)
> > instantaneous, clarity takes place in space time. What made us 
seekers
> > was that glimpse. 30+ years later clarity is dawning or has 
arrived. 
> TomT
> 
> As Geezer has reminded me, 30 years approximates one complete 
cycle of 
> Saturn, or IIRC one full span of ascending and descending 
Initiations 
> in the old "Rorian Tradition"  (and which, according to my 
old "Rules 
> of the Game," are ongoing whether we choose to consciously 
appreciate 
> them and learn from them or not). 

I'll have to go back and read your explanation of the 
ascending/descending initiations. Personally I gained my Realization 
nearly exactly thirty years after starting TM (29 years and 6 
months; November 1975 - May 2005) (RIP-LOL!). 

Just to clarify, when I say "gained my Realization", one day all of 
my spritual comparisons just evaporated and I have been free ever 
since. The discrimination working all the time to compare how I had 
acted, compared how I wanted to act, just stopped; the synchronicity 
between needs and fulfillment has been near perfect ever since. I 
wrote a good description of it on FFL a couple of times, but I can't 
find the exact posting.:-)

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