[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
"Hence, I am led to believe that the state of the people in the present day is not in any general way become so fully acquainted with this inward and alone sure teacher as to place sufficient trust and confidence therein, so as to be preserved together in harmony and concord for any length of time - seeing there will be a continual succession of manager and member in the Society, and of course, governors and governed. But did we all as individuals take the Spirit of Truth, or Light Within, as our only rule and guide in all things, we should all be willing and thereby enabled to do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with God.” Letter to Thomas Alsop May 14, 1826 -Dear Friend Letters & Essays of Elias Hicks edited by Paul Buckley ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Two Tax-free Donation Link, to Support the IAA (Invincible America Assembly): Support Grant Pioneers: https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ Support Dome Expenses: https://giving.mum.edu/giving-areas/invincible-america-yogic-flyers/ https://giving.mum.edu/giving-areas/invincible-america-yogic-flyers/ .. Dome Supporters 1800 Group https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ,, A fair way to this is to satisfy truth using the standards in the algorithms of these charity rating services and the way they look at governance. It is not enough for our party apparatchiks to respond pleading some excuse that we don’t ‘fit’ the evaluation. GiveWell: https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities Gifting time or money, GiveWell, "Don't just give. Figure out your goals first." Make sure the charity is actually doing good. Look for hard evidence. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond srijau@ offers: if you read the memoirs of people like Susan Shumsky it is obvious that people like Morris and Paterson were only doing exactly what Maharishi Mahesh Yogi told them to do and nothing else. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The essential form of the .org ratings says a lot about trust. A decades long communal hurt here by the Morris-Patterson ‘administration’ of ™ is evident throughout the ™ community here with the long stories of trails of money given altruistically to good cause only to have it scooped off of budgets and wired elsewhere.. Asking around the old meditating community evidently a long collective experience around fundraising would be an impediment to success now. That ought to be addressed directly. Where soliciting in groups of community ™ movement meditators for the $18 million for the university endowment, 2.3 $million for the annual fund, or operating funds for MSAE, or now the $270k to keep the Domes open, too often the immediate response comes as.. “I’ll never give them another a nickel again!”. Hot communal hurt. Apropos: The phrase, "all politics is local" is a common phrase in U.S. politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_politics_is_local#cite_note-Harpers-1 Without charity rating *stars*..? So, TM’s other units are charity ‘star-less’. They don’t rate a Charity rating star? .. Article from ConsumerReports.. Understanding Charity Ratings - Consumer Reports http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/2012/12/make-sure-your-donation-counts/index.htm Srijau offers: DLF 4 out of 4 on Charity Navigator https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 .. David Lynch Foundation was always extraterritorial in its ways and insulated in its success from the rest of the movement’s culture of operations and characters... We need money$. $270K annually now to keep the Domes open. https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ™’s Pundit program, needs $45 million annually. http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ for 9,000 peace-creating professionals at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. Annual Reports http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf Notes of a larger operation at the end of the statements appear
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
Two Tax-free Donation Link, to Support the IAA (Invincible America Assembly): Support Grant Pioneers: https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ Support Dome Expenses: https://giving.mum.edu/giving-areas/invincible-america-yogic-flyers/ https://giving.mum.edu/giving-areas/invincible-america-yogic-flyers/ .. Dome Supporters 1800 Group https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ,, A fair way to this is to satisfy truth using the standards in the algorithms of these charity rating services and the way they look at governance. It is not enough for our party apparatchiks to respond pleading some excuse that we don’t ‘fit’ the evaluation. GiveWell: https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities Gifting time or money, GiveWell, "Don't just give. Figure out your goals first." Make sure the charity is actually doing good. Look for hard evidence. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond srijau@ offers: if you read the memoirs of people like Susan Shumsky it is obvious that people like Morris and Paterson were only doing exactly what Maharishi Mahesh Yogi told them to do and nothing else. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The essential form of the .org ratings says a lot about trust. A decades long communal hurt here by the Morris-Patterson ‘administration’ of ™ is evident throughout the ™ community here with the long stories of trails of money given altruistically to good cause only to have it scooped off of budgets and wired elsewhere.. Asking around the old meditating community evidently a long collective experience around fundraising would be an impediment to success now. That ought to be addressed directly. Where soliciting in groups of community ™ movement meditators for the $18 million for the university endowment, 2.3 $million for the annual fund, or operating funds for MSAE, or now the $270k to keep the Domes open, too often the immediate response comes as.. “I’ll never give them another a nickel again!”. Hot communal hurt. Apropos: The phrase, "all politics is local" is a common phrase in U.S. politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_politics_is_local#cite_note-Harpers-1 Without charity rating *stars*..? So, TM’s other units are charity ‘star-less’. They don’t rate a Charity rating star? .. Article from ConsumerReports.. Understanding Charity Ratings - Consumer Reports http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/2012/12/make-sure-your-donation-counts/index.htm Srijau offers: DLF 4 out of 4 on Charity Navigator https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 .. David Lynch Foundation was always extraterritorial in its ways and insulated in its success from the rest of the movement’s culture of operations and characters... We need money$. $270K annually now to keep the Domes open. https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ™’s Pundit program, needs $45 million annually. http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ for 9,000 peace-creating professionals at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. Annual Reports http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf Notes of a larger operation at the end of the statements appear material to some of what is interlocking but mostly unseen and untold between movement business operations, assets, and various shells of ideal .org needs. 2017-18 MUM Annual Fund goal of $2.25 million. The Annual Fund supplements MUM’s revenues each year and completes our general operating budget. https://giving.mum.edu/annual-fund-2019/annual-fund/ https://giving.mum.edu/annual-fund-2019/annual-fund/ Maharishi Foundation USA teaches TM https://www.tm.org/taught-by-non-profit https://www.tm.org/taught-by-non-profit .. Will the last one out of the Domes please remember to turn out the lights? Sal ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Nice that he (Tony Nader) showed up. Important really. With community badge holders in the Dome he acquitted himself very
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
Dome Supporters 1800 Group https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : A fair way to this is to satisfy truth using the standards in the algorithms of these charity rating services and the way they look at governance. It is not enough for our party apparatchiks to respond pleading some excuse that we don’t ‘fit’ the evaluation. GiveWell: https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities Gifting time or money, GiveWell, "Don't just give. Figure out your goals first." Make sure the charity is actually doing good. Look for hard evidence. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond srijau@ offers: if you read the memoirs of people like Susan Shumsky it is obvious that people like Morris and Paterson were only doing exactly what Maharishi Mahesh Yogi told them to do and nothing else. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The essential form of the .org ratings says a lot about trust. A decades long communal hurt here by the Morris-Patterson ‘administration’ of ™ is evident throughout the ™ community here with the long stories of trails of money given altruistically to good cause only to have it scooped off of budgets and wired elsewhere.. Asking around the old meditating community evidently a long collective experience around fundraising would be an impediment to success now. That ought to be addressed directly. Where soliciting in groups of community ™ movement meditators for the $18 million for the university endowment, 2.3 $million for the annual fund, or operating funds for MSAE, or now the $270k to keep the Domes open, too often the immediate response comes as.. “I’ll never give them another a nickel again!”. Hot communal hurt. Apropos: The phrase, "all politics is local" is a common phrase in U.S. politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_politics_is_local#cite_note-Harpers-1 Without charity rating *stars*..? So, TM’s other units are charity ‘star-less’. They don’t rate a Charity rating star? .. Article from ConsumerReports.. Understanding Charity Ratings - Consumer Reports http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/2012/12/make-sure-your-donation-counts/index.htm Srijau offers: DLF 4 out of 4 on Charity Navigator https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 .. David Lynch Foundation was always extraterritorial in its ways and insulated in its success from the rest of the movement’s culture of operations and characters... We need money$. $270K annually now to keep the Domes open. https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ™’s Pundit program, needs $45 million annually. http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ for 9,000 peace-creating professionals at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. Annual Reports http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf Notes of a larger operation at the end of the statements appear material to some of what is interlocking but mostly unseen and untold between movement business operations, assets, and various shells of ideal .org needs. 2017-18 MUM Annual Fund goal of $2.25 million. The Annual Fund supplements MUM’s revenues each year and completes our general operating budget. https://giving.mum.edu/annual-fund-2019/annual-fund/ https://giving.mum.edu/annual-fund-2019/annual-fund/ Maharishi Foundation USA teaches TM https://www.tm.org/taught-by-non-profit https://www.tm.org/taught-by-non-profit .. Will the last one out of the Domes please remember to turn out the lights? Sal ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Nice that he (Tony Nader) showed up. Important really. With community badge holders in the Dome he acquitted himself very well in role simply as a TM teacher, in the Friday evening meeting . It reminded of the likes of Walter Koch or a Jerry Jarvis. The meeting was conducted as an experience meeting like of old days advanced lectures or on residence courses. TM speaking to the related experiences. He did go directly after the separation, the inequity, that has been created by the
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
wouldn't TB be a group designation like Baptist or politician and, not have to imply good or bad?
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
you have your own sect of one because calling someone tru-believer is nothing but an adhominem attack ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : “When the mind becomes filled with the love of sect it stands in the way of progress, for when a view is presented to the mind, on its own merits the love of sect immediately usurps the authority, and takes the judgement seat, and a decision, as it seems to its narrow judgement best, is pronounced. Under these circumstances, sect or the love of sect; being placed on God’s throne, how can a decision in accordance, with his unselfish nature be obtained, even if the judgement is pronounced by an apparently devoted child of God. ..and without progress there is no hope of bettering the condition of man.” -Edwards Hicks ( 1780 – 1849). srijau responding, you are the ad hominen attacker lying when someone says what you don't want to hear. repeatedly attacking people that did amazing great things in Fairfield and for the world, people who acted with great devotion to Maharishi and their fellow man and did great and beautiful and amazing things and you ad hominem them over and over when it serves no purpose at all anymore In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Conversing with apparatchik tru-believer folks about the problem of fund raising in the meditating community poses this ‘we don’t fit’ as defense in a kind of a ‘kill the messenger’ ad hominem refutation to idea in charity ratings to honest proficiency. I do appreciate in some their triggering on this in character as a communal problem that we have. We could probably do better to sit down and really study the criterion these rating agencies use on non-profits and remediate whatever such as to come up to highest standards of transparency and governance that they look for. Likely it is not enough to pay some accounting firm in Oskaloosa Iowa to provide some statements given a long memory out in the community of sums of $monies getting moved away and then around to other next most urgent projects, evidently at seeming whim. Srijau defends: to suggest I am an apparatchik is a lie. I have no responsibility and I have no benefit from the organizations. If you want to be a liar, if that's who you are, your choice. .. 1/3 $million every year to keep the Domes open. 3-4 $million additional donations needed to operate MUM annually 18 $million endowment fund for the University 45.5 $million annually for pundits/ Saraswati Brahmananda Trust . The MSAE budget in Fairfield? A fair way to this is to satisfy truth using the standards in the algorithms of these charity rating services and the way they look at governance. It is not enough for our party apparatchiks to respond pleading some excuse that we don’t ‘fit’ the evaluation. GiveWell: https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities Gifting time or money, GiveWell, "Don't just give. Figure out your goals first." Make sure the charity is actually doing good. Look for hard evidence. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond srijau@ offers: if you read the memoirs of people like Susan Shumsky it is obvious that people like Morris and Paterson were only doing exactly what Maharishi Mahesh Yogi told them to do and nothing else. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The essential form of the .org ratings says a lot about trust. A decades long communal hurt here by the Morris-Patterson ‘administration’ of ™ is evident throughout the ™ community here with the long stories of trails of money given altruistically to good cause only to have it scooped off of budgets and wired elsewhere.. Asking around the old meditating community evidently a long collective experience around fundraising would be an impediment to success now. That ought to be addressed directly. Where soliciting in groups of community ™ movement meditators for the $18 million for the university endowment, 2.3 $million for the annual fund, or operating funds for MSAE, or now the $270k to keep the Domes open, too often the immediate response comes as.. “I’ll never give them another a nickel again!”. Hot communal hurt. Apropos: The phrase, "all politics is local" is a common phrase in U.S. politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_politics_is_local#cite_note-Harpers-1 Without charity rating *stars*..? So, TM’s other units are charity ‘star-less’. They don’t rate a Charity rating star? .. Article from ConsumerReports.. Understanding Charity Ratings - Consumer Reports
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
“When the mind becomes filled with the love of sect it stands in the way of progress, for when a view is presented to the mind, on its own merits the love of sect immediately usurps the authority, and takes the judgement seat, and a decision, as it seems to its narrow judgement best, is pronounced. Under these circumstances, sect or the love of sect; being placed on God’s throne, how can a decision in accordance, with his unselfish nature be obtained, even if the judgement is pronounced by an apparently devoted child of God. ..and without progress there is no hope of bettering the condition of man.” -Edwards Hicks ( 1780 – 1849). srijau responding, you are the ad hominen attacker lying when someone says what you don't want to hear. repeatedly attacking people that did amazing great things in Fairfield and for the world, people who acted with great devotion to Maharishi and their fellow man and did great and beautiful and amazing things and you ad hominem them over and over when it serves no purpose at all anymore In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Conversing with apparatchik tru-believer folks about the problem of fund raising in the meditating community poses this ‘we don’t fit’ as defense in a kind of a ‘kill the messenger’ ad hominem refutation to idea in charity ratings to honest proficiency. I do appreciate in some their triggering on this in character as a communal problem that we have. We could probably do better to sit down and really study the criterion these rating agencies use on non-profits and remediate whatever such as to come up to highest standards of transparency and governance that they look for. Likely it is not enough to pay some accounting firm in Oskaloosa Iowa to provide some statements given a long memory out in the community of sums of $monies getting moved away and then around to other next most urgent projects, evidently at seeming whim. Srijau defends: to suggest I am an apparatchik is a lie. I have no responsibility and I have no benefit from the organizations. If you want to be a liar, if that's who you are, your choice. .. 1/3 $million every year to keep the Domes open. 3-4 $million additional donations needed to operate MUM annually 18 $million endowment fund for the University 45.5 $million annually for pundits/ Saraswati Brahmananda Trust . The MSAE budget in Fairfield? A fair way to this is to satisfy truth using the standards in the algorithms of these charity rating services and the way they look at governance. It is not enough for our party apparatchiks to respond pleading some excuse that we don’t ‘fit’ the evaluation. GiveWell: https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities Gifting time or money, GiveWell, "Don't just give. Figure out your goals first." Make sure the charity is actually doing good. Look for hard evidence. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond srijau@ offers: if you read the memoirs of people like Susan Shumsky it is obvious that people like Morris and Paterson were only doing exactly what Maharishi Mahesh Yogi told them to do and nothing else. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The essential form of the .org ratings says a lot about trust. A decades long communal hurt here by the Morris-Patterson ‘administration’ of ™ is evident throughout the ™ community here with the long stories of trails of money given altruistically to good cause only to have it scooped off of budgets and wired elsewhere.. Asking around the old meditating community evidently a long collective experience around fundraising would be an impediment to success now. That ought to be addressed directly. Where soliciting in groups of community ™ movement meditators for the $18 million for the university endowment, 2.3 $million for the annual fund, or operating funds for MSAE, or now the $270k to keep the Domes open, too often the immediate response comes as.. “I’ll never give them another a nickel again!”. Hot communal hurt. Apropos: The phrase, "all politics is local" is a common phrase in U.S. politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_politics_is_local#cite_note-Harpers-1 Without charity rating *stars*..? So, TM’s other units are charity ‘star-less’. They don’t rate a Charity rating star? .. Article from ConsumerReports.. Understanding Charity Ratings - Consumer Reports http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/2012/12/make-sure-your-donation-counts/index.htm Srijau offers: DLF 4 out of 4 on Charity Navigator https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
you are the ad hominen attacker lying when someone says what you don't want to hear. repeatedly attacking people that did amazing great things in Fairfield and for the world, people who acted with great devotion to Maharishi and their fellow man and did great and beautiful and amazing things and you ad hominem them over and over when it serves no purpose at all anymore
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
Conversing with apparatchik tru-believer folks about the problem of fund raising in the meditating community poses this ‘we don’t fit’ as defense in a kind of a ‘kill the messenger’ ad hominem refutation to idea in charity ratings to honest proficiency. I do appreciate in some their triggering on this in character as a communal problem that we have. We could probably do better to sit down and really study the criterion these rating agencies use on non-profits and remediate whatever such as to come up to highest standards of transparency and governance that they look for. Likely it is not enough to pay some accounting firm in Oskaloosa Iowa to provide some statements given a long memory out in the community of sums of $monies getting moved away and then around to other next most urgent projects, evidently at seeming whim. Srijau defends: to suggest I am an apparatchik is a lie. I have no responsibility and I have no benefit from the organizations. If you want to be a liar, if that's who you are, your choice. .. A fair way to this is to satisfy truth using the standards in the algorithms of these charity rating services and the way they look at governance. It is not enough for our party apparatchiks to respond pleading some excuse that we don’t ‘fit’ the evaluation. GiveWell: https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities Gifting time or money, GiveWell, "Don't just give. Figure out your goals first." Make sure the charity is actually doing good. Look for hard evidence. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond srijau@ offers: if you read the memoirs of people like Susan Shumsky it is obvious that people like Morris and Paterson were only doing exactly what Maharishi Mahesh Yogi told them to do and nothing else. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The essential form of the .org ratings says a lot about trust. A decades long communal hurt here by the Morris-Patterson ‘administration’ of ™ is evident throughout the ™ community here with the long stories of trails of money given altruistically to good cause only to have it scooped off of budgets and wired elsewhere.. Asking around the old meditating community evidently a long collective experience around fundraising would be an impediment to success now. That ought to be addressed directly. Where soliciting in groups of community ™ movement meditators for the $18 million for the university endowment, 2.3 $million for the annual fund, or operating funds for MSAE, or now the $270k to keep the Domes open, too often the immediate response comes as.. “I’ll never give them another a nickel again!”. Hot communal hurt. Apropos: The phrase, "all politics is local" is a common phrase in U.S. politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_politics_is_local#cite_note-Harpers-1 Without charity rating *stars*..? So, TM’s other units are charity ‘star-less’. They don’t rate a Charity rating star? .. Article from ConsumerReports.. Understanding Charity Ratings - Consumer Reports http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/2012/12/make-sure-your-donation-counts/index.htm Srijau offers: DLF 4 out of 4 on Charity Navigator https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 .. David Lynch Foundation was always extraterritorial in its ways and insulated in its success from the rest of the movement’s culture of operations and characters... We need money$. $270K annually now to keep the Domes open. https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ™’s Pundit program, needs $45 million annually. http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ for 9,000 peace-creating professionals at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. Annual Reports http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf Notes of a larger operation at the end of the statements appear material to some of what is interlocking but mostly unseen and untold between movement business operations, assets, and various shells of ideal .org needs. 2017-18 MUM Annual Fund goal of $2.25 million. The Annual Fund supplements MUM’s revenues each year and completes our general operating budget.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
to suggest I am an apparatchik is a lie. I have no responsibility and I have no benefit from the organizations. If you want to be a liar, if that's who you are, your choice.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
A fair way to this is to satisfy truth using the standards in the algorithms of these charity rating services and the way they look at governance. It is not enough for our party apparatchiks to respond pleading some excuse that we don’t ‘fit’ the evaluation. GiveWell: https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities https://www.givewell.org/charities/top-charities Gifting time or money, GiveWell, "Don't just give. Figure out your goals first." Make sure the charity is actually doing good. Look for hard evidence. https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/11/27/671259748/how-to-make-a-good-charitable-choice-on-giving-tuesday-and-beyond srijau@ offers: if you read the memoirs of people like Susan Shumsky it is obvious that people like Morris and Paterson were only doing exactly what Maharishi Mahesh Yogi told them to do and nothing else. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The essential form of the .org ratings says a lot about trust. A decades long communal hurt here by the Morris-Patterson ‘administration’ of ™ is evident throughout the ™ community here with the long stories of trails of money given altruistically to good cause only to have it scooped off of budgets and wired elsewhere.. Asking around the old meditating community evidently a long collective experience around fundraising would be an impediment to success now. That ought to be addressed directly. Where soliciting in groups of community ™ movement meditators for the $18 million for the university endowment, 2.3 $million for the annual fund, or operating funds for MSAE, or now the $270k to keep the Domes open, too often the immediate response comes as.. “I’ll never give them another a nickel again!”. Hot communal hurt. Apropos: The phrase, "all politics is local" is a common phrase in U.S. politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_politics_is_local#cite_note-Harpers-1 Without charity rating *stars*..? So, TM’s other units are charity ‘star-less’. They don’t rate a Charity rating star? .. Article from ConsumerReports.. Understanding Charity Ratings - Consumer Reports http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/2012/12/make-sure-your-donation-counts/index.htm Srijau offers: DLF 4 out of 4 on Charity Navigator https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 .. David Lynch Foundation was always extraterritorial in its ways and insulated in its success from the rest of the movement’s culture of operations and characters... We need money$. $270K annually now to keep the Domes open. https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ™’s Pundit program, needs $45 million annually. http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ for 9,000 peace-creating professionals at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. Annual Reports http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf Notes of a larger operation at the end of the statements appear material to some of what is interlocking but mostly unseen and untold between movement business operations, assets, and various shells of ideal .org needs. 2017-18 MUM Annual Fund goal of $2.25 million. The Annual Fund supplements MUM’s revenues each year and completes our general operating budget. https://giving.mum.edu/annual-fund-2019/annual-fund/ https://giving.mum.edu/annual-fund-2019/annual-fund/ Maharishi Foundation USA teaches TM https://www.tm.org/taught-by-non-profit https://www.tm.org/taught-by-non-profit .. Will the last one out of the Domes please remember to turn out the lights? Sal ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Nice that he (Tony Nader) showed up. Important really. With community badge holders in the Dome he acquitted himself very well in role simply as a TM teacher, in the Friday evening meeting . It reminded of the likes of Walter Koch or a Jerry Jarvis. The meeting was conducted as an experience meeting like of old days advanced lectures or on residence courses. TM speaking to the related experiences. He did go directly after the separation, the inequity, that has been created by the whole #1 experience regime of Bevan’s Invincibility Assembly. Dr. Nader has a lot more experience on the job now with teaching, he was good in this with the Friday meeting. The Sunday afternoon community meeting
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
if you read the memoirs of people like Susan Shumsky it is obvious that people like Morris and Paterson were only doing exactly what Maharishi Mahesh Yogi told them to do and nothing else.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
The essential form of the .org ratings says a lot about trust. A decades long communal hurt here by the Morris-Patterson ‘administration’ of ™ is evident throughout the ™ community here with the long stories of trails of money given altruistically to good cause only to have it scooped off of budgets and wired elsewhere.. Asking around the old meditating community evidently a long collective experience around fundraising would be an impediment to success now. That ought to be addressed directly. Where soliciting in groups of community ™ movement meditators for the $18 million for the university endowment, 2.3 $million for the annual fund, or operating funds for MSAE, or now the $270k to keep the Domes open, too often the immediate response comes as.. “I’ll never give them another a nickel again!”. Hot communal hurt. Apropos: The phrase, "all politics is local" is a common phrase in U.S. politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_politics_is_local#cite_note-Harpers-1 Without charity rating *stars*..? So, TM’s other units are charity ‘star-less’. They don’t rate a Charity rating star? .. Article from ConsumerReports.. Understanding Charity Ratings - Consumer Reports http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/2012/12/make-sure-your-donation-counts/index.htm Srijau offers: DLF 4 out of 4 on Charity Navigator https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 .. David Lynch Foundation was always extraterritorial in its ways and insulated in its success from the rest of the movement’s culture of operations and characters... We need money$. $270K annually now to keep the Domes open. https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ™’s Pundit program, needs $45 million annually. http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ for 9,000 peace-creating professionals at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. Annual Reports http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf Notes of a larger operation at the end of the statements appear material to some of what is interlocking but mostly unseen and untold between movement business operations, assets, and various shells of ideal .org needs. 2017-18 MUM Annual Fund goal of $2.25 million. The Annual Fund supplements MUM’s revenues each year and completes our general operating budget. https://giving.mum.edu/annual-fund-2019/annual-fund/ https://giving.mum.edu/annual-fund-2019/annual-fund/ Maharishi Foundation USA teaches TM https://www.tm.org/taught-by-non-profit https://www.tm.org/taught-by-non-profit .. Will the last one out of the Domes please remember to turn out the lights? Sal ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Nice that he (Tony Nader) showed up. Important really. With community badge holders in the Dome he acquitted himself very well in role simply as a TM teacher, in the Friday evening meeting . It reminded of the likes of Walter Koch or a Jerry Jarvis. The meeting was conducted as an experience meeting like of old days advanced lectures or on residence courses. TM speaking to the related experiences. He did go directly after the separation, the inequity, that has been created by the whole #1 experience regime of Bevan’s Invincibility Assembly. Dr. Nader has a lot more experience on the job now with teaching, he was good in this with the Friday meeting. The Sunday afternoon community meeting became the whole panoply of sales pitching of all the now seemingly obligatory Vedic science faith products. Someone, a program attender with a Dome badge emailed that they went to the meeting on Sunday afternoon in learning of the Friday evening meeting but concluded after they would never go to another movement meeting after sitting through that. It makes a material communal observation as to the pre-Vedic science TM movement days where the movement was so large and then with an advent of Vedic Sciences to the TM movement community. I hear this too with newer younger ™ teachers coming through who went to teacher training enthralled with meditating who subsequently were put in position of representing and selling all the other stuff as TM teachers at the same time. . ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Dr. Tony Nader Visits MUM meeting with students, faculty, staff, and community members. ..had meetings with Maharishi School teachers and parents and members of the Invincible America Assembly. His meeting with the larger
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
Asking around the old meditating community evidently a long collective experience around fundraising would be an impediment to success now. That ought to be addressed directly. Where soliciting in groups of community ™ movement meditators for the $18 million for the university endowment, 2.3 $million for the annual fund, or operating funds for MSAE, or now the $270k to keep the Domes open, too often the immediate response comes as.. “I’ll never give them another a nickel again!”. Hot communal hurt. Apropos: The phrase, "all politics is local" is a common phrase in U.S. politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_politics_is_local#cite_note-Harpers-1 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : So, TM’s other units are charity ‘star-less’. They don’t rate a Charity rating star? David Lynch Foundation was always extraterritorial in its ways and insulated in its success from the rest of the movement’s culture of operations and characters. Srijau offers: DLF 4 out of 4 on Charity Navigator https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 .. We need money$. Without charity rating *stars*..? $270K annually now to keep the Domes open. https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ™’s Pundit program, needs $45 million annually. http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ for 9,000 peace-creating professionals at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. Annual Reports http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf Notes of a larger operation at the end of the statements appear material to some of what is interlocking but mostly unseen and untold between movement business operations, assets, and various shells of ideal .org needs. 2017-18 MUM Annual Fund goal of $2.25 million. The Annual Fund supplements MUM’s revenues each year and completes our general operating budget. https://giving.mum.edu/annual-fund-2019/annual-fund/ https://giving.mum.edu/annual-fund-2019/annual-fund/ Maharishi Foundation USA teaches TM https://www.tm.org/taught-by-non-profit https://www.tm.org/taught-by-non-profit .. Will the last one out of the Domes please remember to turn out the lights? Sal ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Nice that he (Tony Nader) showed up. Important really. With community badge holders in the Dome he acquitted himself very well in role simply as a TM teacher, in the Friday evening meeting . It reminded of the likes of Walter Koch or a Jerry Jarvis. The meeting was conducted as an experience meeting like of old days advanced lectures or on residence courses. TM speaking to the related experiences. He did go directly after the separation, the inequity, that has been created by the whole #1 experience regime of Bevan’s Invincibility Assembly. Dr. Nader has a lot more experience on the job now with teaching, he was good in this with the Friday meeting. The Sunday afternoon community meeting became the whole panoply of sales pitching of all the now seemingly obligatory Vedic science faith products. Someone, a program attender with a Dome badge emailed that they went to the meeting on Sunday afternoon in learning of the Friday evening meeting but concluded after they would never go to another movement meeting after sitting through that. It makes a material communal observation as to the pre-Vedic science TM movement days where the movement was so large and then with an advent of Vedic Sciences to the TM movement community. I hear this too with newer younger ™ teachers coming through who went to teacher training enthralled with meditating who subsequently were put in position of representing and selling all the other stuff as TM teachers at the same time. . ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Dr. Tony Nader Visits MUM meeting with students, faculty, staff, and community members. ..had meetings with Maharishi School teachers and parents and members of the Invincible America Assembly. His meeting with the larger community of TM® practitioners was broadcast all over the world through Transcendental Meditation Centers. http://www.mum.edu/assets/achievements/2019_05_12.html http://www.mum.edu/assets/achievements/2019_05_12.html .. a template for how it goes with spiritual practice groups as our own: Diminution of the cheering of core values, administrative rigidity setting in, loss of people, loss of altruism towards the community, loss of donors, loss of critical mass,
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
if you read it they give the reasons why they don't rate them, for example they don't get funded much from donations but rather from government grants or from fees so they don't rate those or they are under a million dollars so they don't bother to rate. Doesnt mean anything bad or good.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
So, TM’s other units are charity ‘star-less’. They don’t rate a Charity rating star? David Lynch Foundation was always extraterritorial in its ways and insulated in its success from the rest of the movement’s culture of operations and characters. Srijau offers: DLF 4 out of 4 on Charity Navigator https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary=16018 .. We need money$. Without charity rating *stars*.. $270K annually now to keep the Domes open. https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ™’s Pundit program, needs $45 million annually. http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ for 9,000 peace-creating professionals at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. Annual Reports http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf http://globalpeaceproject.net/vedicpandits/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/BSF-Financial-Statements-2018.pdf Notes of a larger operation at the end of the statements appear material to some of what is interlocking but mostly unseen and untold between movement business operations, assets, and various shells of ideal .org needs. 2017-18 MUM Annual Fund goal of $2.25 million. The Annual Fund supplements MUM’s revenues each year and completes our general operating budget. https://giving.mum.edu/annual-fund-2019/annual-fund/ https://giving.mum.edu/annual-fund-2019/annual-fund/ Maharishi Foundation USA teaches TM https://www.tm.org/taught-by-non-profit https://www.tm.org/taught-by-non-profit .. Will the last one out of the Domes please remember to turn out the lights? Sal ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Nice that he (Tony Nader) showed up. Important really. With badge holders in the Dome he acquitted himself very well in role simply as a TM teacher, in the Friday evening meeting . It reminded of the likes of Walter Koch or a Jerry Jarvis. The meeting was conducted as an experience meeting like of old days advanced lectures or on residence courses. TM speaking to the related experiences. He did go directly after the separation, the inequity, that has been created by the whole #1 experience regime of Bevan’s Invincibility Assembly. Dr. Nader has a lot more experience on the job now with teaching, he was good in this with the Friday meeting. The Sunday afternoon community meeting became the whole panoply of sales pitching of all the now seemingly obligatory Vedic science faith products. Someone, a program attender with a Dome badge emailed that they went to the meeting on Sunday afternoon in learning of the Friday evening meeting but concluded after they would never go to another movement meeting after sitting through that. It makes a material communal observation as to the pre-Vedic science TM movement days where the movement was so large and then with an advent of Vedic Sciences to the TM movement community. I hear this too with newer younger ™ teachers coming through who went to teacher training enthralled with meditating who subsequently were put in position of representing and selling all the other stuff as TM teachers at the same time. . ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Dr. Tony Nader Visits MUM meeting with students, faculty, staff, and community members. ..had meetings with Maharishi School teachers and parents and members of the Invincible America Assembly. His meeting with the larger community of TM® practitioners was broadcast all over the world through Transcendental Meditation Centers. http://www.mum.edu/assets/achievements/2019_05_12.html http://www.mum.edu/assets/achievements/2019_05_12.html .. a template for how it goes with spiritual practice groups as our own: Diminution of the cheering of core values, administrative rigidity setting in, loss of people, loss of altruism towards the community, loss of donors, loss of critical mass, financial crisis, and finally an auction of assets attendant to the dispersal of community. Sal Sunshine writes: I wish them luck. Feste’s suggestion is a good one, if they had any common sense at all that’s what they’d do. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : $675 per person meditating now. Need about $675 per person per year to keep the Domes open. Meditating doing program, about 400 people use the Dome program now for the daily practices. They are Budgeting $270K to keep the Domes operating, evidently including periodic capital costs. $270k divided by 400 gets $675 per person per year. Can they be trusted to hold on to a reserve fund for the Domes? The old history is doubtful. Trustees? Dome Supporters 1800 Group
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
English translation: we acted like brainwashed cult leaders, everyone left (or died), so then we started to act even MORE like brainwashed cult leaders, we bored everyone to death so effectively nobody wants to have anything more to do with us and now we’re hurting, boo-hoo. Will the last one out of the Domes please remember to turn out the lights? Sal a template for how it goes with spiritual practice groups as our own: Diminution of the cheering of core values, administrative rigidity setting in, loss of people, loss of altruism towards the community, loss of donors, loss of critical mass, financial crisis, and finally an auction of assets attendant to the dispersal of community. > On May 14, 2019, at 6:18 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] > wrote: > > > > Dr. Tony Nader Visits MUM > meeting with students, faculty, staff, and community members. > ..had meetings with Maharishi School teachers and parents and members of the > Invincible America Assembly. His meeting with the larger community of TM® > practitioners was broadcast all over the world through Transcendental > Meditation Centers. > http://www.mum.edu/assets/achievements/2019_05_12.html > > > .. > a template for how it goes with spiritual practice groups as our own: > Diminution of the cheering of core values, administrative rigidity setting > in, loss of people, loss of altruism towards the community, loss of donors, > loss of critical mass, financial crisis, and finally an auction of assets > attendant to the dispersal of community. > > > > Sal Sunshine writes: > I wish them luck. Feste’s suggestion is a good one, if they had any common > sense at all that’s what they’d do. > > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > $675 per person meditating now. Need about $675 per person per year to keep > the Domes open. > Meditating doing program, about 400 people use the Dome program now for the > daily practices. > They are Budgeting $270K to keep the Domes operating, evidently including > periodic capital costs. > $270k divided by 400 gets $675 per person per year. > > Can they be trusted to hold on to a reserve fund for the Domes? > The old history is doubtful. Trustees? > > Dome Supporters 1800 Group > https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ > > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > Given the lower numbers, I wonder if it would be best just to keep one dome > open—the men's dome, and open it to women and meditators. > > It would be sad to see the domes go. I remember when the women's dome was > opened in 1981. And the men's dome opened in 1979. They have only been closed > for a very few times since then, I think, during extreme weather. That's an > amazing record over a nearly 40-year period. > > / > > Email received saying.. “Good luck with that! This is when you need lots > of small donors as well as the the big guys.” > > : against long administrative histories in draining, syphoning, taking, > moving monies given altruistically to purpose, from the West and sending > offshore... > > "Our fundraisers for the movement must need to have their own ‘therapy > animals’ as help to them to get through.." > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > 1/3 $million every year to keep the Domes open. > 3-4 $million additional donations needed to operate MUM annually > 18 $million endowment fund for the University > 45.5 $million annually for pundits/ Saraswati Brahmananda Trust > http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ > > "Annual cash donations support needed to fully implement the Global Peace > Initiative for 9,000 peace-creating professionals (pundits) at the central > campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually." > > > srijau writes: I like opening to TMers for now but I don't think it will be > a solution to meeting expenses. > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > Threatening to close the Fairfield Meditation Domes: the need of a third of a > million $dollars every year to stave off bankruptcy keeps them open.. > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > Towards opening, increasing, the Dome group in meditation: in practice having > meditators in the Domes for their meditations with the longer program could > be no disturbance to what is there already. > Just set it up so it works. No need in delay to ‘wall it off’, people are > really good at quietly coming and going already. > There are people quietly coming and going all during the long program in the > Dome meditation now already according to their work and schedule. > > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > > > The Domes are fabulous places to meditate. They are of the 7 wonders of the > world that way. It would be terrible in many ways if they go bankrupt. > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > An anguish
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
Nice that he showed up. Important really. With badge holders in the Dome he acquitted himself very well in role simply as a TM teacher, in the Friday evening meeting . It reminded of the likes of Walter Koch or a Jerry Jarvis. The meeting was conducted as an experience meeting like of old days advanced lectures or on residence courses. TM speaking to the related experiences. He did go directly after the separation, the inequity, that has been created by the whole #1 experience regime of Bevan’s Invincibility Assembly. Dr. Nader has a lot more experience on the job now with teaching, he was good in this with the Friday meeting. The Sunday afternoon community meeting became the whole panoply of sales pitching of all the now seemingly obligatory Vedic science faith products. Someone, a program attender with a Dome badge emailed that they went to the meeting on Sunday afternoon in learning of the Friday evening meeting but concluded after they would never go to another movement meeting after sitting through that. It makes a material communal observation as to the pre-Vedic science TM movement days where the movement was so large and then with an advent of Vedic Sciences to the TM movement community. I hear this too with newer younger ™ teachers coming through who went to teacher training enthralled with meditating who subsequently were put in position of representing and selling all the other stuff as TM teachers at the same time. . ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Dr. Tony Nader Visits MUM meeting with students, faculty, staff, and community members. ..had meetings with Maharishi School teachers and parents and members of the Invincible America Assembly. His meeting with the larger community of TM® practitioners was broadcast all over the world through Transcendental Meditation Centers. http://www.mum.edu/assets/achievements/2019_05_12.html http://www.mum.edu/assets/achievements/2019_05_12.html .. a template for how it goes with spiritual practice groups as our own: Diminution of the cheering of core values, administrative rigidity setting in, loss of people, loss of altruism towards the community, loss of donors, loss of critical mass, financial crisis, and finally an auction of assets attendant to the dispersal of community. Sal Sunshine writes: I wish them luck. Feste’s suggestion is a good one, if they had any common sense at all that’s what they’d do. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : $675 per person meditating now. Need about $675 per person per year to keep the Domes open. Meditating doing program, about 400 people use the Dome program now for the daily practices. They are Budgeting $270K to keep the Domes operating, evidently including periodic capital costs. $270k divided by 400 gets $675 per person per year. Can they be trusted to hold on to a reserve fund for the Domes? The old history is doubtful. Trustees? Dome Supporters 1800 Group https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Given the lower numbers, I wonder if it would be best just to keep one dome open—the men's dome, and open it to women and meditators. It would be sad to see the domes go. I remember when the women's dome was opened in 1981. And the men's dome opened in 1979. They have only been closed for a very few times since then, I think, during extreme weather. That's an amazing record over a nearly 40-year period. / Email received saying.. “Good luck with that! This is when you need lots of small donors as well as the the big guys.” : against long administrative histories in draining, syphoning, taking, moving monies given altruistically to purpose, from the West and sending offshore... "Our fundraisers for the movement must need to have their own ‘therapy animals’ as help to them to get through.." ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : 1/3 $million every year to keep the Domes open. 3-4 $million additional donations needed to operate MUM annually 18 $million endowment fund for the University 45.5 $million annually for pundits/ Saraswati Brahmananda Trust http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ "Annual cash donations support needed to fully implement the Global Peace Initiative for 9,000 peace-creating professionals (pundits) at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually." srijau writes: I like opening to TMers for now but I don't think it will be a solution to meeting expenses. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Threatening to close the Fairfield Meditation Domes: the need of a third of a million $dollars every year to stave off bankruptcy keeps them open.. ---In
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
Dr. Tony Nader Visits MUM meeting with students, faculty, staff, and community members. ..had meetings with Maharishi School teachers and parents and members of the Invincible America Assembly. His meeting with the larger community of TM® practitioners was broadcast all over the world through Transcendental Meditation Centers. http://www.mum.edu/assets/achievements/2019_05_12.html http://www.mum.edu/assets/achievements/2019_05_12.html .. a template for how it goes with spiritual practice groups as our own: Diminution of the cheering of core values, administrative rigidity setting in, loss of people, loss of altruism towards the community, loss of donors, loss of critical mass, financial crisis, and finally an auction of assets attendant to the dispersal of community. Sal Sunshine writes: I wish them luck. Feste’s suggestion is a good one, if they had any common sense at all that’s what they’d do. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : $675 per person meditating now. Need about $675 per person per year to keep the Domes open. Meditating doing program, about 400 people use the Dome program now for the daily practices. They are Budgeting $270K to keep the Domes operating, evidently including periodic capital costs. $270k divided by 400 gets $675 per person per year. Can they be trusted to hold on to a reserve fund for the Domes? The old history is doubtful. Trustees? Dome Supporters 1800 Group https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Given the lower numbers, I wonder if it would be best just to keep one dome open—the men's dome, and open it to women and meditators. It would be sad to see the domes go. I remember when the women's dome was opened in 1981. And the men's dome opened in 1979. They have only been closed for a very few times since then, I think, during extreme weather. That's an amazing record over a nearly 40-year period. / Email received saying.. “Good luck with that! This is when you need lots of small donors as well as the the big guys.” : against long administrative histories in draining, syphoning, taking, moving monies given altruistically to purpose, from the West and sending offshore... "Our fundraisers for the movement must need to have their own ‘therapy animals’ as help to them to get through.." ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : 1/3 $million every year to keep the Domes open. 3-4 $million additional donations needed to operate MUM annually 18 $million endowment fund for the University 45.5 $million annually for pundits/ Saraswati Brahmananda Trust http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ "Annual cash donations support needed to fully implement the Global Peace Initiative for 9,000 peace-creating professionals (pundits) at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually." srijau writes: I like opening to TMers for now but I don't think it will be a solution to meeting expenses. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Threatening to close the Fairfield Meditation Domes: the need of a third of a million $dollars every year to stave off bankruptcy keeps them open.. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Towards opening, increasing, the Dome group in meditation: in practice having meditators in the Domes for their meditations with the longer program could be no disturbance to what is there already. Just set it up so it works. No need in delay to ‘wall it off’, people are really good at quietly coming and going already. There are people quietly coming and going all during the long program in the Dome meditation now already according to their work and schedule. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The Domes are fabulous places to meditate. They are of the 7 wonders of the world that way. It would be terrible in many ways if they go bankrupt. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : An anguish held by some over having TM meditators in the Domes and seeing Yogic Flyers is silly too considering all the Yogic Flying public demonstrations that have been promoted and put on. No big deal. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Yep, get over it. Open the Domes as place for meditators to meditate also. Is really silly that meditators live here in Fairfield and are not in there meditating in the Domes. Srijau offers.. a home for "TM practitioners"? section off a part of the domes now while attendance is low and get TMers in there then. that would do a lot for reducing perceived casteism and making everyone feel welcomed and included - Forwarded Message - In order to keep the Domes open.. -- Forwarded
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> $675 per person meditating now. Need about $675 per person per year to keep > the Domes open I wish them luck. Feste’s suggestion is a good one, if they had any common sense at all that’s what they’d do. Dome Supporters 1800 Group https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group Yeah I’ll get right on it... > On May 12, 2019, at 5:38 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] > wrote: > > > > $675 per person meditating now. Need about $675 per person per year to keep > the Domes open. > Meditating doing program, about 400 people use the Dome program now for the > daily practices. > They are Budgeting $270K to keep the Domes operating, evidently including > periodic capital costs. > $270k divided by 400 gets $675 per person per year. > > Can they be trusted to hold on to a reserve fund for the Domes? > The old history is doubtful. Trustees? > > Dome Supporters 1800 Group > https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ > > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > Given the lower numbers, I wonder if it would be best just to keep one dome > open—the men's dome, and open it to women and meditators. > > It would be sad to see the domes go. I remember when the women's dome was > opened in 1981. And the men's dome opened in 1979. They have only been closed > for a very few times since then, I think, during extreme weather. That's an > amazing record over a nearly 40-year period. > > / > > Email received saying.. “Good luck with that! This is when you need lots > of small donors as well as the the big guys.” > > : against long administrative histories in draining, syphoning, taking, > moving monies given altruistically to purpose, from the West and sending > offshore... > > "Our fundraisers for the movement must need to have their own ‘therapy > animals’ as help to them to get through.." > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > 1/3 $million every year to keep the Domes open. > 3-4 $million additional donations needed to operate MUM annually > 18 $million endowment fund for the University > 45.5 $million for pundits/ Saraswati Brahmananda Trust > http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ > > Annual cash donations support needed to fully implement the Global Peace > Initiative for 9,000 peace-creating professionals (pundits) at the central > campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. > > > srijau writes: I like opening to TMers for now but I don't think it will be > a solution to meeting expenses. > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > Threatening to close the Fairfield Meditation Domes: the need of a third of a > million $dollars every year to stave off bankruptcy keeps them open.. > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > Towards opening, increasing, the Dome group in meditation: in practice having > meditators in the Domes for their meditations with the longer program could > be no disturbance to what is there already. > Just set it up so it works. No need in delay to ‘wall it off’, people are > really good at quietly coming and going already. > There are people quietly coming and going all during the long program in the > Dome meditation now already according to their work and schedule. > > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > > > The Domes are fabulous places to meditate. They are of the 7 wonders of the > world that way. It would be terrible in many ways if they go bankrupt. > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > An anguish held by some over having TM meditators in the Domes and seeing > Yogic Flyers is silly too considering all the Yogic Flying public > demonstrations that have been promoted and put on. No big deal. > > > ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > Yep, get over it. Open the Domes as place for meditators to meditate also.. > Is really silly that meditators live here in Fairfield and are not in there > meditating in the Domes. > > Srijau offers.. > a home for "TM practitioners"? section off a part of the domes now while > attendance is low and get TMers in there then. > that would do a lot for reducing perceived casteism and making everyone feel > welcomed and included > > > > - Forwarded Message - > > In order to keep the Domes open.. > > -- Forwarded message - > From: Dr. John Hagelin > Date: Sat, Apr 27, 2019 at 12:05 PM > Subject: Update on our Golden Domes > > > > > Dear Doug and Jennifer, > > Last year I wrote to you about a critically important new initiative to help > sustain our beautiful Golden Domes at Maharishi University of Management. > > We are all so grateful to the many generous donors who have recognized the > vital importance of keeping our Domes open and functional—and who have joined > our new “Dome Supporters 1800 Group” to help safeguard these cherished
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
$675 per person meditating now. Need about $675 per person per year to keep the Domes open. Meditating doing program, about 400 people use the Dome program now for the daily practices. They are Budgeting $270K to keep the Domes operating, evidently including periodic capital costs. $270k divided by 400 gets $675 per person per year. Can they be trusted to hold on to a reserve fund for the Domes? The old history is doubtful. Trustees? Dome Supporters 1800 Group https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/ ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Given the lower numbers, I wonder if it would be best just to keep one dome open—the men's dome, and open it to women and meditators. It would be sad to see the domes go. I remember when the women's dome was opened in 1981. And the men's dome opened in 1979. They have only been closed for a very few times since then, I think, during extreme weather. That's an amazing record over a nearly 40-year period. / Email received saying.. “Good luck with that! This is when you need lots of small donors as well as the the big guys.” : against long administrative histories in draining, syphoning, taking, moving monies given altruistically to purpose, from the West and sending offshore... "Our fundraisers for the movement must need to have their own ‘therapy animals’ as help to them to get through.." ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : 1/3 $million every year to keep the Domes open. 3-4 $million additional donations needed to operate MUM annually 18 $million endowment fund for the University 45.5 $million for pundits/ Saraswati Brahmananda Trust http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ Annual cash donations support needed to fully implement the Global Peace Initiative for 9,000 peace-creating professionals (pundits) at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. srijau writes: I like opening to TMers for now but I don't think it will be a solution to meeting expenses. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Threatening to close the Fairfield Meditation Domes: the need of a third of a million $dollars every year to stave off bankruptcy keeps them open.. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Towards opening, increasing, the Dome group in meditation: in practice having meditators in the Domes for their meditations with the longer program could be no disturbance to what is there already. Just set it up so it works. No need in delay to ‘wall it off’, people are really good at quietly coming and going already. There are people quietly coming and going all during the long program in the Dome meditation now already according to their work and schedule. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The Domes are fabulous places to meditate. They are of the 7 wonders of the world that way. It would be terrible in many ways if they go bankrupt. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : An anguish held by some over having TM meditators in the Domes and seeing Yogic Flyers is silly too considering all the Yogic Flying public demonstrations that have been promoted and put on. No big deal. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Yep, get over it. Open the Domes as place for meditators to meditate also. Is really silly that meditators live here in Fairfield and are not in there meditating in the Domes. Srijau offers.. a home for "TM practitioners"? section off a part of the domes now while attendance is low and get TMers in there then. that would do a lot for reducing perceived casteism and making everyone feel welcomed and included - Forwarded Message - In order to keep the Domes open.. -- Forwarded message - From: Dr. John Hagelin Date: Sat, Apr 27, 2019 at 12:05 PM Subject: Update on our Golden Domes Dear Doug and Jennifer, Last year I wrote to you about a critically important new initiative to help sustain our beautiful Golden Domes at Maharishi University of Management. We are all so grateful to the many generous donors who have recognized the vital importance of keeping our Domes open and functional—and who have joined our new “Dome Supporters 1800 Group” to help safeguard these cherished homes of enlightenment and coherence in the U.S. But we still have a ways to go if we want to be able to preserve our Domes on a secure and sustainable basis. Our first priority for our beautiful Domes is to fill them. Everyone who has spent program time here knows the power and depth of Dome experiences. In this spirit, we invite you to be in the Domes if you’re in Fairfield, and to visit us often if you’re not. In order to keep the Domes open and available to everyone, we
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
Given the lower numbers, I wonder if it would be best just to keep one dome open—the men's dome, and open it to women and meditators. It would be sad to see the domes go. I remember when the women's dome was opened in 1981. And the men's dome opened in 1979. They have only been closed for a very few times since then, I think, during extreme weather. That's an amazing record over a nearly 40-year period. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Email received saying.. “Good luck with that! This is when you need lots of small donors as well as the the big guys.” : against long administrative histories in draining, syphoning, taking, moving monies given altruistically to purpose, from the West and sending offshore... "Our fundraisers for the movement must need to have their own ‘therapy animals’ as help to them get through.." ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : 1/3 $million every year to keep the Domes open. 3-4 $million additional donations needed to operate MUM annually 18 $million endowment fund for the University 45.5 $million for pundits/ Saraswati Brahmananda Trust http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ Annual cash donations support needed to fully implement the Global Peace Initiative for 9,000 peace-creating professionals (pundits) at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. srijau writes: I like opening to TMers for now but I don't think it will be a solution to meeting expenses. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Threatening to close the Fairfield Meditation Domes: the need of a third of a million $dollars every year to stave off bankruptcy keeps them open.. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Towards opening, increasing, the Dome group in meditation: in practice having meditators in the Domes for their meditations with the longer program could be no disturbance to what is there already. Just set it up so it works. No need in delay to ‘wall it off’, people are really good at quietly coming and going already. There are people quietly coming and going all during the long program in the Dome meditation now already according to their work and schedule. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The Domes are fabulous places to meditate. They are of the 7 wonders of the world that way. It would be terrible in many ways if they go bankrupt. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : An anguish held by some over having TM meditators in the Domes and seeing Yogic Flyers is silly too considering all the Yogic Flying public demonstrations that have been promoted and put on. No big deal. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Yep, get over it. Open the Domes as place for meditators to meditate also. Is really silly that meditators live here in Fairfield and are not in there meditating in the Domes. Srijau offers.. a home for "TM practitioners"? section off a part of the domes now while attendance is low and get TMers in there then. that would do a lot for reducing perceived casteism and making everyone feel welcomed and included - Forwarded Message - In order to keep the Domes open.. -- Forwarded message - From: Dr. John Hagelin Date: Sat, Apr 27, 2019 at 12:05 PM Subject: Update on our Golden Domes Dear Doug and Jennifer, Last year I wrote to you about a critically important new initiative to help sustain our beautiful Golden Domes at Maharishi University of Management. We are all so grateful to the many generous donors who have recognized the vital importance of keeping our Domes open and functional—and who have joined our new “Dome Supporters 1800 Group” to help safeguard these cherished homes of enlightenment and coherence in the U.S. But we still have a ways to go if we want to be able to preserve our Domes on a secure and sustainable basis. Our first priority for our beautiful Domes is to fill them. Everyone who has spent program time here knows the power and depth of Dome experiences. In this spirit, we invite you to be in the Domes if you’re in Fairfield, and to visit us often if you’re not. In order to keep the Domes open and available to everyone, we face some real financial challenges. The actual cost to maintain the Domes—heating, cooling, lighting, water, and maintenance—is $270,000 a year. That’s about $22,500 a month, or $5,200 a week. At present, thanks to the generosity of donors from around the world, we can cover about half these costs sustainably. But we can’t cover the other half without your help. And we don’t want to close even one of our beautiful Domes. Last year we established a large group of Sidhas from around the country to help sustain the Domes financially —a complementary national Super Radiance group, if you will—called the “Dome Supporters 1800
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
Email received saying.. “Good luck with that! This is when you need lots of small donors as well as the the big guys.” : against long administrative histories in draining, syphoning, taking, moving monies given altruistically to purpose, from the West and sending offshore... "Our fundraisers for the movement must need to have their own ‘therapy animals’ as help to them get through.." ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : 1/3 $million every year to keep the Domes open. 3-4 $million additional donations needed to operate MUM annually 18 $million endowment fund for the University 45.5 $million for pundits/ Saraswati Brahmananda Trust http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ Annual cash donations support needed to fully implement the Global Peace Initiative for 9,000 peace-creating professionals (pundits) at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. srijau writes: I like opening to TMers for now but I don't think it will be a solution to meeting expenses. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Threatening to close the Fairfield Meditation Domes: the need of a third of a million $dollars every year to stave off bankruptcy keeps them open.. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Towards opening, increasing, the Dome group in meditation: in practice having meditators in the Domes for their meditations with the longer program could be no disturbance to what is there already. Just set it up so it works. No need in delay to ‘wall it off’, people are really good at quietly coming and going already. There are people quietly coming and going all during the long program in the Dome meditation now already according to their work and schedule. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The Domes are fabulous places to meditate. They are of the 7 wonders of the world that way. It would be terrible in many ways if they go bankrupt. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : An anguish held by some over having TM meditators in the Domes and seeing Yogic Flyers is silly too considering all the Yogic Flying public demonstrations that have been promoted and put on. No big deal. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Yep, get over it. Open the Domes as place for meditators to meditate also. Is really silly that meditators live here in Fairfield and are not in there meditating in the Domes. Srijau offers.. a home for "TM practitioners"? section off a part of the domes now while attendance is low and get TMers in there then. that would do a lot for reducing perceived casteism and making everyone feel welcomed and included - Forwarded Message - In order to keep the Domes open.. -- Forwarded message - From: Dr. John Hagelin Date: Sat, Apr 27, 2019 at 12:05 PM Subject: Update on our Golden Domes Dear Doug and Jennifer, Last year I wrote to you about a critically important new initiative to help sustain our beautiful Golden Domes at Maharishi University of Management. We are all so grateful to the many generous donors who have recognized the vital importance of keeping our Domes open and functional—and who have joined our new “Dome Supporters 1800 Group” to help safeguard these cherished homes of enlightenment and coherence in the U.S. But we still have a ways to go if we want to be able to preserve our Domes on a secure and sustainable basis. Our first priority for our beautiful Domes is to fill them. Everyone who has spent program time here knows the power and depth of Dome experiences. In this spirit, we invite you to be in the Domes if you’re in Fairfield, and to visit us often if you’re not. In order to keep the Domes open and available to everyone, we face some real financial challenges. The actual cost to maintain the Domes—heating, cooling, lighting, water, and maintenance—is $270,000 a year. That’s about $22,500 a month, or $5,200 a week. At present, thanks to the generosity of donors from around the world, we can cover about half these costs sustainably. But we can’t cover the other half without your help. And we don’t want to close even one of our beautiful Domes. Last year we established a large group of Sidhas from around the country to help sustain the Domes financially —a complementary national Super Radiance group, if you will—called the “Dome Supporters 1800 group.” The goal is simple: If 1800 Sidhas were each to commit even $15 a month to sustain the Domes—a very affordable contribution—the Dome maintenance costs would be completely covered, very easily and comfortably for everyone. So many Sidhas recognized the value of this proposal and responded generously, and now I’m hoping to bring this project to a very fulfilling fruition. Will you join us? Naturally, those of you with greater financial means are
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
1/3 $million every year to keep the Domes open. 3-4 $million additional donations needed to operate MUM annually 18 $million endowment fund for the University 45.5 $million for pundits/ Saraswati Brahmananda Trust http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ http://globalpeaceproject.net/about-us/the-foundation/ Annual cash donations support needed to fully implement the Global Peace Initiative for 9,000 peace-creating professionals (pundits) at the central campus plus the required training program is $45.5 million annually. srijau writes: I like opening to TMers for now but I don't think it will be a solution to meeting expenses. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Threatening to close the Fairfield Meditation Domes: the need of a third of a million $dollars every year to stave off bankruptcy keeps them open.. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Towards opening, increasing, the Dome group in meditation: in practice having meditators in the Domes for their meditations with the longer program could be no disturbance to what is there already. Just set it up so it works. No need in delay to ‘wall it off’, people are really good at quietly coming and going already. There are people quietly coming and going all during the long program in the Dome meditation now already according to their work and schedule. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The Domes are fabulous places to meditate. They are of the 7 wonders of the world that way. It would be terrible in many ways if they go bankrupt. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : An anguish held by some over having TM meditators in the Domes and seeing Yogic Flyers is silly too considering all the Yogic Flying public demonstrations that have been promoted and put on. No big deal. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Yep, get over it. Open the Domes as place for meditators to meditate also. Is really silly that meditators live here in Fairfield and are not in there meditating in the Domes. Srijau offers.. a home for "TM practitioners"? section off a part of the domes now while attendance is low and get TMers in there then. that would do a lot for reducing perceived casteism and making everyone feel welcomed and included - Forwarded Message - In order to keep the Domes open.. -- Forwarded message - From: Dr. John Hagelin Date: Sat, Apr 27, 2019 at 12:05 PM Subject: Update on our Golden Domes Dear Doug and Jennifer, Last year I wrote to you about a critically important new initiative to help sustain our beautiful Golden Domes at Maharishi University of Management. We are all so grateful to the many generous donors who have recognized the vital importance of keeping our Domes open and functional—and who have joined our new “Dome Supporters 1800 Group” to help safeguard these cherished homes of enlightenment and coherence in the U.S. But we still have a ways to go if we want to be able to preserve our Domes on a secure and sustainable basis. Our first priority for our beautiful Domes is to fill them. Everyone who has spent program time here knows the power and depth of Dome experiences. In this spirit, we invite you to be in the Domes if you’re in Fairfield, and to visit us often if you’re not. In order to keep the Domes open and available to everyone, we face some real financial challenges. The actual cost to maintain the Domes—heating, cooling, lighting, water, and maintenance—is $270,000 a year. That’s about $22,500 a month, or $5,200 a week. At present, thanks to the generosity of donors from around the world, we can cover about half these costs sustainably. But we can’t cover the other half without your help. And we don’t want to close even one of our beautiful Domes. Last year we established a large group of Sidhas from around the country to help sustain the Domes financially —a complementary national Super Radiance group, if you will—called the “Dome Supporters 1800 group.” The goal is simple: If 1800 Sidhas were each to commit even $15 a month to sustain the Domes—a very affordable contribution—the Dome maintenance costs would be completely covered, very easily and comfortably for everyone. So many Sidhas recognized the value of this proposal and responded generously, and now I’m hoping to bring this project to a very fulfilling fruition. Will you join us? Naturally, those of you with greater financial means are welcome and encouraged to make a larger contribution. You could consider $50–100 or more per month; or you could “adopt a week” at the Domes for a $5,200 gift; or you could even “adopt a month” or more. But whatever your financial means may be, we would like everyone to contribute something toward this worthy and achievable goal. Ideally, we want you to be part of both groups—our Super Radiance group in the Domes and our 1,800 group of
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
I like opening to TMers for now but I don't think it will be a solution to meeting expenses.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
Threatening to close the Fairfield Meditation Domes: the need of a third of a million $dollars every year to stave off bankruptcy keeps them open.. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Towards opening, increasing, the Dome group in meditation: in practice having meditators in the Domes for their meditations with the longer program could be no disturbance to what is there already. Just set it up so it works. No need in delay to ‘wall it off’, people are really good at quietly coming and going already. There are people quietly coming and going all during the long program in the Dome meditation now already according to their work and schedule. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The Domes are fabulous places to meditate. They are of the 7 wonders of the world that way. It would be terrible in many ways if they go bankrupt. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : An anguish held by some over having TM meditators in the Domes and seeing Yogic Flyers is silly too considering all the Yogic Flying public demonstrations that have been promoted and put on. No big deal. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Yep, get over it. Open the Domes as place for meditators to meditate also. Is really silly that meditators live here in Fairfield and are not in there meditating in the Domes. Srijau offers.. a home for "TM practitioners"? section off a part of the domes now while attendance is low and get TMers in there then. that would do a lot for reducing perceived casteism and making everyone feel welcomed and included - Forwarded Message - In order to keep the Domes open.. -- Forwarded message - From: Dr. John Hagelin Date: Sat, Apr 27, 2019 at 12:05 PM Subject: Update on our Golden Domes Dear Doug and Jennifer, Last year I wrote to you about a critically important new initiative to help sustain our beautiful Golden Domes at Maharishi University of Management. We are all so grateful to the many generous donors who have recognized the vital importance of keeping our Domes open and functional—and who have joined our new “Dome Supporters 1800 Group” to help safeguard these cherished homes of enlightenment and coherence in the U.S. But we still have a ways to go if we want to be able to preserve our Domes on a secure and sustainable basis. Our first priority for our beautiful Domes is to fill them. Everyone who has spent program time here knows the power and depth of Dome experiences. In this spirit, we invite you to be in the Domes if you’re in Fairfield, and to visit us often if you’re not. In order to keep the Domes open and available to everyone, we face some real financial challenges. The actual cost to maintain the Domes—heating, cooling, lighting, water, and maintenance—is $270,000 a year. That’s about $22,500 a month, or $5,200 a week. At present, thanks to the generosity of donors from around the world, we can cover about half these costs sustainably. But we can’t cover the other half without your help. And we don’t want to close even one of our beautiful Domes. Last year we established a large group of Sidhas from around the country to help sustain the Domes financially —a complementary national Super Radiance group, if you will—called the “Dome Supporters 1800 group.” The goal is simple: If 1800 Sidhas were each to commit even $15 a month to sustain the Domes—a very affordable contribution—the Dome maintenance costs would be completely covered, very easily and comfortably for everyone. So many Sidhas recognized the value of this proposal and responded generously, and now I’m hoping to bring this project to a very fulfilling fruition. Will you join us? Naturally, those of you with greater financial means are welcome and encouraged to make a larger contribution. You could consider $50–100 or more per month; or you could “adopt a week” at the Domes for a $5,200 gift; or you could even “adopt a month” or more. But whatever your financial means may be, we would like everyone to contribute something toward this worthy and achievable goal. Ideally, we want you to be part of both groups—our Super Radiance group in the Domes and our 1,800 group of contributors. But if you can’t be in one of these groups, then please be in the other. Your contributions will secure our Golden Domes—now and into the future. Together, we can ensure that the largest peace-creating community in the U.S. can continue to grow and provide a beautiful home for TM and TM-Sidhi practitioners everywhere in the world. Please join me in giving generously today https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/. Thank you. With all best wishes, John Hagelin, Ph.D. President
[FairfieldLife] Re: Saving the Golden Domes
Towards opening, increasing, the Dome group in meditation: in practice having meditators in the Domes for their meditations with the longer program could be no disturbance to what is there already. Just set it up so it works. No need in delay to ‘wall it off’, people are really good at quietly coming and going already. There are people quietly coming and going all during the long program in the Dome meditation now already according to their work and schedule. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : The Domes are fabulous places to meditate. They are of the 7 wonders of the world that way. It would be terrible in many ways if they go bankrupt. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : An anguish held by some over having TM meditators in the Domes and seeing Yogic Flyers is silly too considering all the Yogic Flying public demonstrations that have been promoted and put on. No big deal. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Yep, get over it. Open the Domes as place for meditators to meditate also. Is really silly that meditators live here in Fairfield and are not in there meditating in the Domes. Srijau offers.. a home for "TM practitioners"? section off a part of the domes now while attendance is low and get TMers in there then. that would do a lot for reducing perceived casteism and making everyone feel welcomed and included - Forwarded Message - In order to keep the Domes open.. -- Forwarded message - From: Dr. John Hagelin Date: Sat, Apr 27, 2019 at 12:05 PM Subject: Update on our Golden Domes Dear Doug and Jennifer, Last year I wrote to you about a critically important new initiative to help sustain our beautiful Golden Domes at Maharishi University of Management. We are all so grateful to the many generous donors who have recognized the vital importance of keeping our Domes open and functional—and who have joined our new “Dome Supporters 1800 Group” to help safeguard these cherished homes of enlightenment and coherence in the U.S. But we still have a ways to go if we want to be able to preserve our Domes on a secure and sustainable basis. Our first priority for our beautiful Domes is to fill them. Everyone who has spent program time here knows the power and depth of Dome experiences. In this spirit, we invite you to be in the Domes if you’re in Fairfield, and to visit us often if you’re not. In order to keep the Domes open and available to everyone, we face some real financial challenges. The actual cost to maintain the Domes—heating, cooling, lighting, water, and maintenance—is $270,000 a year. That’s about $22,500 a month, or $5,200 a week. At present, thanks to the generosity of donors from around the world, we can cover about half these costs sustainably. But we can’t cover the other half without your help. And we don’t want to close even one of our beautiful Domes. Last year we established a large group of Sidhas from around the country to help sustain the Domes financially —a complementary national Super Radiance group, if you will—called the “Dome Supporters 1800 group.” The goal is simple: If 1800 Sidhas were each to commit even $15 a month to sustain the Domes—a very affordable contribution—the Dome maintenance costs would be completely covered, very easily and comfortably for everyone. So many Sidhas recognized the value of this proposal and responded generously, and now I’m hoping to bring this project to a very fulfilling fruition. Will you join us? Naturally, those of you with greater financial means are welcome and encouraged to make a larger contribution. You could consider $50–100 or more per month; or you could “adopt a week” at the Domes for a $5,200 gift; or you could even “adopt a month” or more. But whatever your financial means may be, we would like everyone to contribute something toward this worthy and achievable goal. Ideally, we want you to be part of both groups—our Super Radiance group in the Domes and our 1,800 group of contributors. But if you can’t be in one of these groups, then please be in the other. Your contributions will secure our Golden Domes—now and into the future. Together, we can ensure that the largest peace-creating community in the U.S. can continue to grow and provide a beautiful home for TM and TM-Sidhi practitioners everywhere in the world. Please join me in giving generously today https://giving.mum.edu/dome-support-fund/dome-supporters-1800-group/. Thank you. With all best wishes, John Hagelin, Ph.D. President
