In a message dated 7/31/2007 12:27:57 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > >Don't get me wrong, I'm all for the Maharishi effect but the kinds of stories on the news these last few days is not a reflection of coherence. I'm a participant in the America Invincible course since I am a resident of Fairfield and do my program everyday-twice a day over the last 29 years. The story of a doctors family being murdered in Connecticut a couple of days ago- my home state that I grew up in- shows we are going to need a much larger group. I think MMY should be thinking of having at least 1,000 in every state of America. That would be 50,000 people. John Hagelin, Bevan and MMY are dreaming if they think all of the negativity is going to go away with just 2,500 sidhas. John Hagelin needs a reality adjustment and I am predicting as a visionary that the adjustment will manifest within the next six months. I'm not saying the TMO will change. I'm just saying their will be an adjustment. If the TMO changed it would be in accordance with "infinite flexibility" which is a characteristic of the Unified Field Theory. John Haglin can become the master scientist of this century but he needs to practice what he preaches. His conservative approach has isolated thousands of meditators and Sidha's. He lacks infinite flexibility. My advise- less starch in the shirt and a more relaxed approach to guidelines for America Invincibility Lsoma.
So the dollar is going to fall even further? Most people could have guessed that. Are they going to take credit for the fall of the dollar too? That's why the DJIA is so high. It takes more dollars for the stocks because the dollar is worth less. Too bad these people aren't enlightened or at least knowledgeable about economics. Robert Gimbel wrote: > Meditators predict Dow 17,000, near U.S. utopia By Ayesha Rascoe > Mon Jul 30, 9:20 AM ET > > > > NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks had a tough week with the Dow Jones > Industrial Average suffering its worst one-week point drop in five > years, but a group of meditators promise their good vibrations will > send the index past 17,000 within a year. > > ADVERTISEMENT > > A group called the Invincible America Assembly made that claim and > more on Friday, insisting they have America's prosperity under > control and their positive vibes will bring fewer hurricanes and > better U.S.-North Korean relations. > > Through group transcendental meditation the assembly -- which has > 1,800 people meditating daily in Iowa since it was formed in July > 2006 -- releases harmonious waves which benefit all aspects of U.S. > life, spokesman Bob Roth told Reuters. > > And the group's leader, John Hagelin, said when that number reaches > 2,500 within the next 12 months, America will see a major drop in > crime and the virtual elimination of all major social and political > woes. > > Asked what it would take to achieve world peace, Hagelin said such a > utopia would need 8,000 meditators. > > The group takes credit for, among other things: the Dow Jones > Industrial Average reaching a record high of 14,022 last week, > unemployment rates falling to a six-year low at 4.5 percent, and > North Korea shutting down its nuclear reactor. > > It operates two facilities in Iowa, where followers practice several > hours of transcendental meditation each day. > > "This is not praying for peace, this is not sending out positive > thoughts for peace," Roth said. "This is diving deep into one's own > consciousness. > > Hagelin compared the Assembly's use of transcendental meditation to > the invention of electricity and other advances. > > "We have control over things we didn't have control over before. > That's the progress of science," Hagelin said. > > And while most people may be skeptical of the ability of meditation > to bring such change, Roth said the Assembly was not going to try to > change people's opinions. > > "We're not trying to convince anyone of anything," Roth said. "We're > just doing it." > > > > ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour
