--- In [email protected], Duveyoung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm sure you're right, Jim. Who can know the future?, but I wasn't > predicting so much as I was summing up a stance I have about the TMO. > If it's a slow news week, maybe Maharishi's death would make bigger > headlines. Or, if someone actually hovered, then all bets would be > off. Hell, I'd be a true believer again. > > One thing about my post though is this: I'm determined to try to take > strong positions here to advance my own clarity. I'm using a > "technique" called "posting." Certainly, I can and will be shot down > many times more here, but I am proud that I'm trying hard to say true > things even if that's theoretically impossible. I don't hardly agree > with anyone here about so many things, that this takes a lot of > courage on my part to risk being a fool in front of experts. > > I said Vaj was full of blarney the other day -- his scholarship is so > beyond my range, that I had to toss a brick at him just to lighten my > depression that I'm so uninformed in so many ways. Hee hee. > > In case you need to hear it, I think you've helped me get a bit > clearer on a few things too. > > Edg > Hi, and thanks for your reply. As far as future predictions of Maharishi's place with regard to media attention, I think you are probably right-- a column or two, centered around the Beatles, et al. (and from my perspective, who the f*ck cares what is said in the popular press, right?). I was addressing a lot of the side comments that you and T made with regard to overall perspective on what MMY has done or not done, which of course are entirely subjective and due to each of your world views (and mine, should I comment on that topic) than anything he has actually done.
I also agree that clarity on any number of topics is shared here through "posting", as you humorously put it. I find that posting not only improves my writing, long term, but is an excellent barometer and reflection of my ever expanding clarity and stability of unbounded awareness too.:-)
