--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: And the more that they > argue with others and try to assert that they *have* > definitively solved the mystery of life, the *less* I'm > convinced that they have solved the mystery. And the > more I feel comfortable with having no clue myself. > > What, after all, can be "sure" that it's got things all > figured out? Only a self. > > And the more that self believes that it *has* got things > all figured out, and the more it argues with other selves > for the supremacy of its ideas and concepts, IMO the more > likely that self is to *remain* a self. > > Cool, I guess, if that's what you want out of life.
I beg to differ Barry-- You of all the people here on FFL have unceasingly argued for your point of view regarding Maharishi and those who do TM. You are constantly asserting this and that about us, and insisting what our motives are. Of all those here, what you have written about people who argue with others and assert their beliefs, and think they have it all figured out, describes you best. You regularly and insistently post your thoughts, opinions and beliefs about those who practice TM and believe in what Maharishi is doing; what their motives, emotions and life perspectives are. And it is always a negative assessment. So before you go off again on this newly discovered other side of the fence, please be aware that you are for the most part describing how many others see you here.:-)
