[FairfieldLife] BrahMahrishi's SatGuru Status

2013-02-01 Thread srijau
while it is true that Maharishi Mahesh Yogi should really be referred to as 
Brahmarishi Mahesha Yogi , he was never interested in focusing on the 
individual rather than the message and preferring to always credit his Guru Dev.
Please read the full entry in wikipedia about Vishvamitra if you are indeed 
pretty much ignorant of the Vedic tradition.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vishvamitra
The question would be better put to Maharishi Shukadeva, who reveals Maharishi 
Mahesh Yogi thousands of years previous to his birth. Ask him why there are  
Maharishis who are not Brahmarishis and why a Kshatriya is necessary to change 
the Yuga in one generation.

(gibberish)... was a real Hindu and believed in the dharma thing, and if he 
was indeed part of the Shankara tradition, isn't it interesting that he was 
performing the dharma of a Brahmin, rather than that of a Kshatriya?





Re: [FairfieldLife] BrahMahrishi's SatGuru Status

2013-02-01 Thread Ravi Chivukula
Srijau baby - Perhaps you should focus more on the story of Vishwamitra
rather than make delusional statements like Maharishi Shukadeva, who
reveals Maharishi Mahesh Yogi thousands of years previous to his birth

You can clearly see the battles or the odds Vishwamitra fought to overcome
his Kshatriya samskaaras - his samskaaras with power, sex. Compare
Vishwamitra against Vasishtha - for whom it very naturally - the Brahmin
Samskaraas made it easy for him.

Vishwamitra's story is definitely an inspiration, a real good metaphor - to
quote him in the context of MMY who couldn't overcome his lust for money,
power and sex is delusional.

On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 5:01 PM, sri...@ymail.com
no_re...@yahoogroups.comwrote:

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 while it is true that Maharishi Mahesh Yogi should really be referred to
 as Brahmarishi Mahesha Yogi , he was never interested in focusing on the
 individual rather than the message and preferring to always credit his Guru
 Dev.
 Please read the full entry in wikipedia about Vishvamitra if you are
 indeed pretty much ignorant of the Vedic tradition.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vishvamitra
 The question would be better put to Maharishi Shukadeva, who reveals
 Maharishi Mahesh Yogi thousands of years previous to his birth. Ask him why
 there are Maharishis who are not Brahmarishis and why a Kshatriya is
 necessary to change the Yuga in one generation.

 (gibberish)... was a real Hindu and believed in the dharma thing, and if
 he was indeed part of the Shankara tradition, isn't it interesting that he
 was performing the dharma of a Brahmin, rather than that of a Kshatriya?
 

  



Re: [FairfieldLife] BrahMahrishi's SatGuru Status

2013-02-01 Thread Michael Jackson
It is true he gave praise to Guru Dev early on, but by the time he dropped his 
mortal coil, it was Maharishi's picture that adorned every corner and wall of 
the TMO - that was by his design in my opinion.

Also: 


It is said in Padma Purana that Dharma proceeds from continence, truthfulness,
austerity, charity, self-control, forbearance, purity, non-violence, serenity 
and
non-thieving and that one should recognize Dharma by these ten factors. 
According to this
Purana, bestowing gifts on deserving persons, fixing one’s thoughts on Lord 
Krishna,
adoration of one’s parents, offering a portion of the daily meal to all 
creatures and
giving a morsel of food to a cow are the characteristics of Dharma.

According to Matsya Purana, freedom from malice, absence of covetousness, 
control of
the senses, austerity, celibacy, compassion, truthfulness, forbearance and 
fortitude
constitute the fundamentals of Sanatana Dharma.

from the site: http://www.hinduism.co.za/dharma.htm

Marshy told a lot of lies, he did not practice self control or celibacy, he 
certainly did not practice non-thieving - but all who think he was a saint will 
go on thinking so.





 From: sri...@ymail.com sri...@ymail.com
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Friday, February 1, 2013 8:01 PM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] BrahMahrishi's SatGuru Status
 

  
while it is true that Maharishi Mahesh Yogi should really be referred to as 
Brahmarishi Mahesha Yogi , he was never interested in focusing on the 
individual rather than the message and preferring to always credit his Guru Dev.
Please read the full entry in wikipedia about Vishvamitra if you are indeed 
pretty much ignorant of the Vedic tradition.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vishvamitra
The question would be better put to Maharishi Shukadeva, who reveals Maharishi 
Mahesh Yogi thousands of years previous to his birth. Ask him why there are  
Maharishis who are not Brahmarishis and why a Kshatriya is necessary to change 
the Yuga in one generation.

(gibberish)... was a real Hindu and believed in the dharma thing, and if he 
was indeed part of the Shankara tradition, isn't it interesting that he was 
performing the dharma of a Brahmin, rather than that of a Kshatriya?



 

Re: [FairfieldLife] BrahMahrishi's SatGuru Status

2013-02-01 Thread Ravi Chivukula
On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 5:11 PM, Ravi Chivukula chivukula.r...@gmail.comwrote:

 Srijau baby - Perhaps you should focus more on the story of Vishwamitra
 rather than make delusional statements like Maharishi Shukadeva, who
 reveals Maharishi Mahesh Yogi thousands of years previous to his birth

 You can clearly see the battles or the odds Vishwamitra fought to overcome
 his Kshatriya samskaaras - his samskaaras with power, sex. Compare
 Vishwamitra against Vasishtha - for whom it very naturally - the Brahmin
 Samskaraas made it easy for him.

 Vishwamitra's story is definitely an inspiration, a real good metaphor -
 to quote him in the context of MMY who couldn't overcome his lust for
 money, power and sex is delusional.


So Vishwamitra clearly deserved to be a Rishi based upon his efforts, his
struggles, his battles to overcome his samskaras whereas Maharishi was a
fraud. To even put in the context of the metaphor of Vishwamitra is
delusional.

So Srijau - shut the fuck up you idiot - you have no clue what you are
saying.



 On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 5:01 PM, sri...@ymail.com no_re...@yahoogroups.com
  wrote:

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 while it is true that Maharishi Mahesh Yogi should really be referred to
 as Brahmarishi Mahesha Yogi , he was never interested in focusing on the
 individual rather than the message and preferring to always credit his Guru
 Dev.
 Please read the full entry in wikipedia about Vishvamitra if you are
 indeed pretty much ignorant of the Vedic tradition.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vishvamitra
 The question would be better put to Maharishi Shukadeva, who reveals
 Maharishi Mahesh Yogi thousands of years previous to his birth. Ask him why
 there are Maharishis who are not Brahmarishis and why a Kshatriya is
 necessary to change the Yuga in one generation.

 (gibberish)... was a real Hindu and believed in the dharma thing, and if
 he was indeed part of the Shankara tradition, isn't it interesting that he
 was performing the dharma of a Brahmin, rather than that of a Kshatriya?
 

  





Re: [FairfieldLife] BrahMahrishi's SatGuru Status

2013-02-01 Thread Ravi Chivukula
Anyway with the help of the idiot Srijau we can conclude that - neither
could Maharishi acquire Brahmin samskaraas(needed to be a moral, ethical
purveyor of knowledge) by birth nor could he like Vishwamitra acquire it
through hard work, dedication, persistence.


On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 5:14 PM, Michael Jackson mjackso...@yahoo.comwrote:

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 It is true he gave praise to Guru Dev early on, but by the time he dropped
 his mortal coil, it was Maharishi's picture that adorned every corner and
 wall of the TMO - that was by his design in my opinion.

 Also:

 It is said in Padma Purana that Dharma proceeds from continence,
 truthfulness, austerity, charity, self-control, forbearance, purity,
 non-violence, serenity and non-thieving and that one should recognize
 Dharma by these ten factors. According to this Purana, bestowing gifts on
 deserving persons, fixing one’s thoughts on Lord Krishna, adoration of
 one’s parents, offering a portion of the daily meal to all creatures and
 giving a morsel of food to a cow are the characteristics of Dharma.

 According to Matsya Purana, freedom from malice, absence of covetousness,
 control of the senses, austerity, celibacy, compassion, truthfulness,
 forbearance and fortitude constitute the fundamentals of Sanatana Dharma.

 from the site: http://www.hinduism.co.za/dharma.htm

 Marshy told a lot of lies, he did not practice self control or celibacy,
 he certainly did not practice non-thieving - but all who think he was a
 saint will go on thinking so.


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 while it is true that Maharishi Mahesh Yogi should really be referred to
 as Brahmarishi Mahesha Yogi , he was never interested in focusing on the
 individual rather than the message and preferring to always credit his Guru
 Dev.
 Please read the full entry in wikipedia about Vishvamitra if you are
 indeed pretty much ignorant of the Vedic tradition.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vishvamitra
 The question would be better put to Maharishi Shukadeva, who reveals
 Maharishi Mahesh Yogi thousands of years previous to his birth. Ask him why
 there are Maharishis who are not Brahmarishis and why a Kshatriya is
 necessary to change the Yuga in one generation.

 (gibberish)... was a real Hindu and believed in the dharma thing, and if
 he was indeed part of the Shankara tradition, isn't it interesting that he
 was performing the dharma of a Brahmin, rather than that of a Kshatriya?