--- In [email protected], "jim_flanegin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <no_reply@> > wrote: > > > > > > Hi and thanks for the insight. I've always felt intuitively > > > > not to mix more than one type of meditation and now your > > > > explanation makes perfect sense. ... > > > > > > You would not find one real Saint, not ONE, that would > > > recommend, or even tolerate, mixing systems. Some socalled > > > Gurus perhaps, but no real Saint. > > > > I present the above as examples of the results of > > spiritual brainwashing, the intentional creation > > of fear in spiritual seekers by the very organi- > > zation they went to in search of enlightenment. > > > > The first poster has managed to blot out of his > > mind the hundreds, possibly thousands, of times > > over the years that he has been *told* never to > > "mix meditation techniques" by the TMO. He has > > managed to blot out the many times and has been > > shown *what happens* in the TMO to those who are > > *not* afraid to "mix and match" -- they are thrown > > out and demonized. He doesn't seem to be able to > > remember these things at all. > > > I am the first poster and I heard that advice exactly twice, and I > haven't blotted it out if mny mind. Once was soon after I learned TM > in 1975, and the second time was while I was working for the TM > movement in 1978. > > You continue to make up this fantasy of yours out of whole cloth as > an excuse for a lack of integrity- something I noticed very early on > on FFL with you. You are constantly giving half answers and side > stepping issues. If that makes you happy, fine, but don't try to > convince anyone that your endless mental masturbations substitute > for a spiritual path. They don't, although I don't mind if you > disagree with this, and keep on wanking forever. It does the genuine > seekers here a disservice to have you generating all of this > nonsense though. What you hope to get out of it, save a little bit > more attention is beyond me. You may be a nice guy if I met you on > the street, but in this forum, you just love to generate > controversy, derision and confusion. And that says a lot more about > your "spiritual path" than any words you care to share. > > Besides, Tom got it right-- a lot of TMers are experienceing > enlightenment now, 24x7, and I am sincerely sorry you missed the > boat. However, your attitude of equivalent values ain't going to get > you there. So keep on thinking and feeling that everything is equal > to everything else, and enlightenment has no subjective experience > of greater fulfillment, and dude, you have missed the boat forever. > Your choice...wanking, or progress.:-)
Very good. <smile>
