[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[yifux...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

ThanksI'm a "believer" in the benefits of group meditations; but haven't 
seen much evidence that large enough groups of people are being attracted to 
regular meditations. - at least where I live (San Diego)
 

 An alternative hypothesis (fueled by Isaiah and other sources), from a 
Fundamentalist religious perspective is that a tipping point in human 
development will occur when large numbers of healings will occur.  Some 
Evangelical would-be Prophets are predicting that "soon", the stadiums which 
now seat sports enthusiasts will attract thousands of people hoping to be 
healed of various diseases and maladies, both congenital and acquired. 
Naturally, the Evangelical perspective is that Jesus will be the Agent for such 
healings.
   In a popularity contest between those meditating on "Pure Consciousness" vs 
those people hoping for miraculous healings, which attraction would be the 
winner?
 

 

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[upfron...@ymail.com [FairfieldLife]]

I always thought that 1% did seem to be too nice a round arbitrary figure to 
take literally.
  
 I want to thank the community. I have not spoken to anyone in the TM world for 
nearly 3 decades (what? where did that time go?) except for a short moment in 
the foyer of the hospital in which I work. I thought it was just me that 
questioned the great claims.
  
 I was devoted to Maharishi. I only saw him once but it seemed like I knew him 
because His giant picture was on the wall behind the two giant gas ovens in the 
kitchen that I cooked in at the Towers (“British Capital of the WGOAE”…or 
something like that). I never considered him to be my ‘guru’ but rather I 
thought him to be a special seer who knew more than any man alive. Somewhat 
traumatised beforehand, I considered his meditation and the aforementioned 
Academy to have saved me - and it did actually…
  
 While I thought M knew most things, I took some things with a pinch of salt. I 
understand some people need to believe their guru’s knowledge is infallible and 
literal truth or they can’t function as fully as they do at that point, and 
anything else would seem to them as fairy-tales and I find it inharmonious to 
drive a rumbling chariot through the peace-loving existence of others. 
  
 It’s refreshing to know that there are people who revere M for being the true 
Vedic master of meditation who has firmly established an age-lasting foothold 
of grace in a sometimes foolish world - and yet can identify and discern the 
lines between the fact, doctrine, personal opinion and experimentation which 
emerge from human fallibility.  

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[salyavin808]

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 They would like 108 Sidhas/yogic flyers as a critical mass for the EU summit 
meditation in Brussels but on previous EU group meditation programs they were 
only able to rally 72 Sidha yogic flyers 
 

 Only 72? Is that all! They must be getting old or lazy. It wouldn't have 
happened in my day. I'd have been first in line too. 
 

 If I believed that it worked I'd be there now.
 

 

 The Maharishi Invincibility Centre in Brussels is very strategically located 
only a few hundred meters from the conference hall of the EU Leaders. 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Tacking upwind, notice that Raja Hagelin did not use the words “Yogic Flying” 
and ‘Yogic Flyers’ in his latest written appeal to the meditating community and 
the world at large to come together.  Look at the text of his statements.  
‘Yogic Flying‘ evidently is out as the public lead promotion. 

 Overtly that is good strategy at this point. 
  
 I ask [survey] meditators and our old governors and those who were on the IA 
course and most say they are ‘done’ with YF’ing.  Folks meditate at home and 
are not just going to turn out for YF’ing.  Yet they are meditators and 
meditate.  It is time to go forward with our strength, which is go back to 
being a ‘meditating’ movement primarily.  
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Om, ..Notice that Dr. Raja John Hagelin in two memos released yesterday to the 
meditating community and the world at large does not lead with or even mention 
Yf’ing.  Such public enthusiasm for Y-f’ing is out of sync with the thinking 
now.  The so-called advanced techniques evidently are not credible either with 
the public or necessarily even with old meditators and are out of promotional 
favor now.  
 

 The call now is for meditators.  For meditators to come together to meditate.  
Make way for the meditator again!
 

 This Y-f’ing group promoting should fade away and focus on having that vast 
pool of meditators that is out there from the glorious past of our before, 
along with new meditators, come together again.  The science shows it is time 
for meditators everywhere to mobilize and come together.
 

 Promoting a circus of  Y-f’ing now is needlessly distracting from what can be 
accomplished otherwise.  -JaiGuruYou
 

 

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 
 FWIW:
 

 http://yogicflying.eu/ http://yogicflying.eu/

 







  

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

They would like 108 Sidhas/yogic flyers as a critical mass for the EU summit 
meditation in Brussels but on previous EU group meditation programs they were 
only able to rally 72 Sidha yogic flyers .  
 

 The Maharishi Invincibility Centre in Brussels is very strategically located 
only a few hundred meters from the conference hall of the EU Leaders. 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Tacking upwind, notice that Raja Hagelin did not use the words “Yogic Flying” 
and ‘Yogic Flyers’ in his latest written appeal to the meditating community and 
the world at large to come together.  Look at the text of his statements.  
‘Yogic Flying‘ evidently is out as the public lead promotion. 

 Overtly that is good strategy at this point. 
  
 I ask [survey] meditators and our old governors and those who were on the IA 
course and most say they are ‘done’ with YF’ing.  Folks meditate at home and 
are not just going to turn out for YF’ing.  Yet they are meditators and 
meditate.  It is time to go forward with our strength, which is go back to 
being a ‘meditating’ movement primarily.  
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Om, ..Notice that Dr. Raja John Hagelin in two memos released yesterday to the 
meditating community and the world at large does not lead with or even mention 
Yf’ing.  Such public enthusiasm for Y-f’ing is out of sync with the thinking 
now.  The so-called advanced techniques evidently are not credible either with 
the public or necessarily even with old meditators and are out of promotional 
favor now.  
 

 The call now is for meditators.  For meditators to come together to meditate.  
Make way for the meditator again!
 

 This Y-f’ing group promoting should fade away and focus on having that vast 
pool of meditators that is out there from the glorious past of our before, 
along with new meditators, come together again.  The science shows it is time 
for meditators everywhere to mobilize and come together.
 

 Promoting a circus of  Y-f’ing now is needlessly distracting from what can be 
accomplished otherwise.  -JaiGuruYou
 

 

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 
 FWIW:
 

 http://yogicflying.eu/ http://yogicflying.eu/

 







  

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[salyavin808]

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 That's a fabulous benefit. I mean the parking space thing. I have noticed this 
for many years, although I do not attribute it to the sidhis. I think I am just 
naturally a superior being.
 

 

 I often just find a space in front of the shops and attribute it to nothing 
other than the fact people come and go just like I do.
 

 But imagine if the reesh was right about "nature support" though? What 
fabulous people we TMers would be! Able to engineer reality at fundamental 
levels just to ensure we get what we want. Don't laugh, this is what he meant. 
What insidious deluded nonsense! But what superb understanding of how to sell a 
message. Get the first idea accepted and then peddle a load of accessory ideas 
that depend on it at ever increasing cost. 
 

 Even now, years after his death, people still filter reality according to 
whether it fits the Marshy's teaching. They pay millions for useless prayers, 
trudge to the dome to create world peace and cower from the moon's shadow. All 
as instructed and all without ever seeing a positive result.
 

 "There is a comprehensive cleansing of the body machinery through the Sidhis"
 

 I am in awe of Maharishi. Seriously.
 

 
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Well, prior to that time, I had already taken the TM-Sidhis course when living 
and working in a UK TM Academy. This meeting was an invite to a certain 
commercial enterprise for the general public to which the mention of meditation 
was part of the sales talk, but it would not be ethical to provide actual 
details except to say that a timely vacant parking space in a crowded town was 
considered a benefit of being a Sidha.

 

 

difficult to assess without more info - I heard the same thing back then, only 
it was said in a context of evolution and personal growth, not judgment. Just 
as someone would say, for example, after you graduate from college, you will 
know more about x or y, than you did in high school.  

 There is a comprehensive cleansing of the body machinery through the Sidhis, 
and though I cannot say for those who sleep in the Domes during their programs, 
it does lead to an entirely different style of functioning, with simply more 
available than before. It could be called a 'superior' way of functioning, 
should a personal comparison be made of capabilities available before, and 
after, learning the techniques.
 

 Did you end up taking the TM-Siddhis course?

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[feste37]

Mind you, I do have to add that my status as a superior being does not seem to 
help me at all when having to choose a checkout lane at the grocery store. 

This is my experience exactly. Always seeking advantage and being thwarted at 
every turn: 

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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 LOL - don't we all? 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 That's a fabulous benefit. I mean the parking space thing. I have noticed this 
for many years, although I do not attribute it to the sidhis. I think I am just 
naturally a superior being. 
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Well, prior to that time, I had already taken the TM-Sidhis course when living 
and working in a UK TM Academy. This meeting was an invite to a certain 
commercial enterprise for the general public to which the mention of meditation 
was part of the sales talk, but it would not be ethical to provide actual 
details except to say that a timely vacant parking space in a crowded town was 
considered a benefit of being a Sidha.

 

 

difficult to assess without more info - I heard the same thing back then, only 
it was said in a context of evolution and personal growth, not judgment. Just 
as someone would say, for example, after you graduate from college, you will 
know more about x or y, than you did in high school.  

 There is a comprehensive cleansing of the body machinery through the Sidhis, 
and though I cannot say for those who sleep in the Domes during their programs, 
it does lead to an entirely different style of functioning, with simply more 
available than before. It could be called a 'superior' way of functioning, 
should a personal comparison be made of capabilities available before, and 
after, learning the techniques.
 

 Did you end up taking the TM-Siddhis course?

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[olliesed...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

To clarify: I personally have not conducted any scientific studies...:-)
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 
 
 Not studied? ..The Support of Nature Phenomena and heightened intuition from 
meditating.  Empirical analysis of people’s experience of ‘support of nature’ 
was gathered during a thesis for a Ph.D.  The research found a statistical 
correlation with meditating and natural support of nature in life experience.  
-JaiGuruYou
 

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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Sounds like a strange sales talk...I would think bringing up superiority in 
that vein, along with "easier parking" as the key benefit, would lead to very 
few takers. But yeah, "the parking space thing" -- must be something to it, as 
it comes up from time to time regarding the siddhis course. I remember noticing 
the phenomenon myself...though no scientific studies attempted.  
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Well, prior to that time, I had already taken the TM-Sidhis course when living 
and working in a UK TM Academy. This meeting was an invite to a certain 
commercial enterprise for the general public to which the mention of meditation 
was part of the sales talk, but it would not be ethical to provide actual 
details except to say that a timely vacant parking space in a crowded town was 
considered a benefit of being a Sidha.

 

 

difficult to assess without more info - I heard the same thing back then, only 
it was said in a context of evolution and personal growth, not judgment. Just 
as someone would say, for example, after you graduate from college, you will 
know more about x or y, than you did in high school.  

 There is a comprehensive cleansing of the body machinery through the Sidhis, 
and though I cannot say for those who sleep in the Domes during their programs, 
it does lead to an entirely different style of functioning, with simply more 
available than before. It could be called a 'superior' way of functioning, 
should a personal comparison be made of capabilities available before, and 
after, learning the techniques.
 

 Did you end up taking the TM-Siddhis course?




  

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

 
 Not studied? ..The Support of Nature Phenomena and heightened intuition from 
meditating.  Empirical analysis of people’s experience of ‘support of nature’ 
was gathered during a thesis for a Ph.D.  The research found a statistical 
correlation with meditating and natural support of nature in life experience.  
-JaiGuruYou
 

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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Sounds like a strange sales talk...I would think bringing up superiority in 
that vein, along with "easier parking" as the key benefit, would lead to very 
few takers. But yeah, "the parking space thing" -- must be something to it, as 
it comes up from time to time regarding the siddhis course. I remember noticing 
the phenomenon myself...though no scientific studies attempted.  
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Well, prior to that time, I had already taken the TM-Sidhis course when living 
and working in a UK TM Academy. This meeting was an invite to a certain 
commercial enterprise for the general public to which the mention of meditation 
was part of the sales talk, but it would not be ethical to provide actual 
details except to say that a timely vacant parking space in a crowded town was 
considered a benefit of being a Sidha.

 

 

difficult to assess without more info - I heard the same thing back then, only 
it was said in a context of evolution and personal growth, not judgment. Just 
as someone would say, for example, after you graduate from college, you will 
know more about x or y, than you did in high school.  

 There is a comprehensive cleansing of the body machinery through the Sidhis, 
and though I cannot say for those who sleep in the Domes during their programs, 
it does lead to an entirely different style of functioning, with simply more 
available than before. It could be called a 'superior' way of functioning, 
should a personal comparison be made of capabilities available before, and 
after, learning the techniques.
 

 Did you end up taking the TM-Siddhis course?




  

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife]]

The technique for the check-out stand is pick the one furthest away from 
where every else is going. Sometimes there may be someone there with 
just 3 items or a checker twiddling their thumbs waiting for a 
customer.  Works most of the time except maybe Black Fridays. :-D


On 11/27/2015 11:03 AM, feste37 wrote:


Mind you, I do have to add that my status as a superior being does not 
seem to help me at all when having to choose a checkout lane at the 
grocery store.


This is my experience exactly. Always seeking advantage and being 
thwarted at every turn:


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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

LOL - don't we all?

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

That's a fabulous benefit. I mean the parking space thing. I have 
noticed this for many years, although I do not attribute it to the 
sidhis. I think I am just naturally a superior being.



---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

Well, prior to that time, I had already taken the TM-Sidhis course 
when living and working in a UK TM Academy. This meeting was an invite 
to a certain commercial enterprise for the general public to which the 
mention of meditation was part of the sales talk, but it would not be 
ethical to provide actual details except to say that a timely vacant 
parking space in a crowded town was considered a benefit of being a Sidha.




difficult to assess without more info - I heard the same thing back 
then, only it was said in a context of evolution and personal growth, 
not judgment. Just as someone would say, for example, after you 
graduate from college, you will know more about x or y, than you did 
in high school.


There is a comprehensive cleansing of the body machinery through the 
Sidhis, and though I cannot say for those who sleep in the Domes 
during their programs, it does lead to an entirely different style of 
functioning, with simply more available than before. It could be 
called a 'superior' way of functioning, should a personal comparison 
be made of capabilities available before, and after, learning the 
techniques.


Did you end up taking the TM-Siddhis course?

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[olliesed...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

LOL - don't we all? 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 That's a fabulous benefit. I mean the parking space thing. I have noticed this 
for many years, although I do not attribute it to the sidhis. I think I am just 
naturally a superior being. 
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Well, prior to that time, I had already taken the TM-Sidhis course when living 
and working in a UK TM Academy. This meeting was an invite to a certain 
commercial enterprise for the general public to which the mention of meditation 
was part of the sales talk, but it would not be ethical to provide actual 
details except to say that a timely vacant parking space in a crowded town was 
considered a benefit of being a Sidha.

 

 

difficult to assess without more info - I heard the same thing back then, only 
it was said in a context of evolution and personal growth, not judgment. Just 
as someone would say, for example, after you graduate from college, you will 
know more about x or y, than you did in high school.  

 There is a comprehensive cleansing of the body machinery through the Sidhis, 
and though I cannot say for those who sleep in the Domes during their programs, 
it does lead to an entirely different style of functioning, with simply more 
available than before. It could be called a 'superior' way of functioning, 
should a personal comparison be made of capabilities available before, and 
after, learning the techniques.
 

 Did you end up taking the TM-Siddhis course?

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[upfron...@ymail.com [FairfieldLife]]

Well, prior to that time, I had already taken the TM-Sidhis course when living 
and working in a UK TM Academy. This meeting was an invite to a certain 
commercial enterprise for the general public to which the mention of meditation 
was part of the sales talk, but it would not be ethical to provide actual 
details except to say that a timely vacant parking space in a crowded town was 
considered a benefit of being a Sidha.

 

 

 difficult to assess without more info - I heard the same thing back then, only 
it was said in a context of evolution and personal growth, not judgment. Just 
as someone would say, for example, after you graduate from college, you will 
know more about x or y, than you did in high school.  

 There is a comprehensive cleansing of the body machinery through the Sidhis, 
and though I cannot say for those who sleep in the Domes during their programs, 
it does lead to an entirely different style of functioning, with simply more 
available than before. It could be called a 'superior' way of functioning, 
should a personal comparison be made of capabilities available before, and 
after, learning the techniques.
 

 Did you end up taking the TM-Siddhis course?

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[olliesed...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

Sounds like a strange sales talk...I would think bringing up superiority in 
that vein, along with "easier parking" as the key benefit, would lead to very 
few takers. But yeah, "the parking space thing" -- must be something to it, as 
it comes up from time to time regarding the siddhis course. I remember noticing 
the phenomenon myself...though no scientific studies attempted.  
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Well, prior to that time, I had already taken the TM-Sidhis course when living 
and working in a UK TM Academy. This meeting was an invite to a certain 
commercial enterprise for the general public to which the mention of meditation 
was part of the sales talk, but it would not be ethical to provide actual 
details except to say that a timely vacant parking space in a crowded town was 
considered a benefit of being a Sidha.

 

 

difficult to assess without more info - I heard the same thing back then, only 
it was said in a context of evolution and personal growth, not judgment. Just 
as someone would say, for example, after you graduate from college, you will 
know more about x or y, than you did in high school.  

 There is a comprehensive cleansing of the body machinery through the Sidhis, 
and though I cannot say for those who sleep in the Domes during their programs, 
it does lead to an entirely different style of functioning, with simply more 
available than before. It could be called a 'superior' way of functioning, 
should a personal comparison be made of capabilities available before, and 
after, learning the techniques.
 

 Did you end up taking the TM-Siddhis course?

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

That is fine.  Well, I conduct science every time I meditate and then open mine 
eyes afterwards.  Yep, someone else did gather the larger science in study on 
meditating and the support of nature phenomena. 
 

  In my own observation it is science and a scientific experiment every time I 
meditate and subsequently experience that support of Nature phenomena. From 
observation, make hypothesis, test, get result, and make replication. Seems 
quite verifiable and true in my experience. It's not your experience too?  Some 
lack of experience with it does not make the science in itself bad.  
-JaiGuruYou 
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 To clarify: I personally have not conducted any scientific studies...:-)
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 
 
 Not studied? ..The Support of Nature Phenomena and heightened intuition from 
meditating.  Empirical analysis of people’s experience of ‘support of nature’ 
was gathered during a thesis for a Ph.D.  The research found a statistical 
correlation with meditating and natural support of nature in life experience.  
-JaiGuruYou
 

 Support of Nature | StanKendz.com http://stankendz.com/?page_id=59

 
 
 http://stankendz.com/?page_id=59
 
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Sounds like a strange sales talk...I would think bringing up superiority in 
that vein, along with "easier parking" as the key benefit, would lead to very 
few takers. But yeah, "the parking space thing" -- must be something to it, as 
it comes up from time to time regarding the siddhis course. I remember noticing 
the phenomenon myself...though no scientific studies attempted.  
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Well, prior to that time, I had already taken the TM-Sidhis course when living 
and working in a UK TM Academy. This meeting was an invite to a certain 
commercial enterprise for the general public to which the mention of meditation 
was part of the sales talk, but it would not be ethical to provide actual 
details except to say that a timely vacant parking space in a crowded town was 
considered a benefit of being a Sidha.

 

 

difficult to assess without more info - I heard the same thing back then, only 
it was said in a context of evolution and personal growth, not judgment. Just 
as someone would say, for example, after you graduate from college, you will 
know more about x or y, than you did in high school.  

 There is a comprehensive cleansing of the body machinery through the Sidhis, 
and though I cannot say for those who sleep in the Domes during their programs, 
it does lead to an entirely different style of functioning, with simply more 
available than before. It could be called a 'superior' way of functioning, 
should a personal comparison be made of capabilities available before, and 
after, learning the techniques.
 

 Did you end up taking the TM-Siddhis course?




  

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[feste37]

That's a fabulous benefit. I mean the parking space thing. I have noticed this 
for many years, although I do not attribute it to the sidhis. I think I am just 
naturally a superior being. 
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Well, prior to that time, I had already taken the TM-Sidhis course when living 
and working in a UK TM Academy. This meeting was an invite to a certain 
commercial enterprise for the general public to which the mention of meditation 
was part of the sales talk, but it would not be ethical to provide actual 
details except to say that a timely vacant parking space in a crowded town was 
considered a benefit of being a Sidha.

 

 

difficult to assess without more info - I heard the same thing back then, only 
it was said in a context of evolution and personal growth, not judgment. Just 
as someone would say, for example, after you graduate from college, you will 
know more about x or y, than you did in high school.  

 There is a comprehensive cleansing of the body machinery through the Sidhis, 
and though I cannot say for those who sleep in the Domes during their programs, 
it does lead to an entirely different style of functioning, with simply more 
available than before. It could be called a 'superior' way of functioning, 
should a personal comparison be made of capabilities available before, and 
after, learning the techniques.
 

 Did you end up taking the TM-Siddhis course?

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[upfron...@ymail.com [FairfieldLife]]

Thanks for this.

  
 I remember attending a meeting in the ‘80s by a couple who were among the 
first ‘flyers’ in the UK, who announced that a Sidha was a ‘superior being’, as 
in a ‘superior being’ to others. The reaction in the room from those more of my 
age group was one of disbelief that people could even think such a thing, never 
mind say such a thing to others to their faces. 
  
 Feeling fortunate is surely to be nurtured, but in my opinion, anything 
engendering a feeling of superiority is to be avoided at all costs. If humility 
is a characteristic of spirituality, then perhaps, in certain areas, it does 
not transition well through cultural exchange. Presumably, one who is no longer 
‘the actor ‘but ‘the observer’, cannot rightly claim anything for himself. 
  
 I hope, in all the excitement and energy at the helm of power, the pillar that 
leads the concourse is the meditator from ‘the meditating community’.

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[olliesed...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

difficult to assess without more info - I heard the same thing back then, only 
it was said in a context of evolution and personal growth, not judgment. Just 
as someone would say, for example, after you graduate from college, you will 
know more about x or y, than you did in high school.  

 There is a comprehensive cleansing of the body machinery through the Sidhis, 
and though I cannot say for those who sleep in the Domes during their programs, 
it does lead to an entirely different style of functioning, with simply more 
available than before. It could be called a 'superior' way of functioning, 
should a personal comparison be made of capabilities available before, and 
after, learning the techniques.
 

 Did you end up taking the TM-Siddhis course?
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Thanks for this.

  
 I remember attending a meeting in the ‘80s by a couple who were among the 
first ‘flyers’ in the UK, who announced that a Sidha was a ‘superior being’, as 
in a ‘superior being’ to others. The reaction in the room from those more of my 
age group was one of disbelief that people could even think such a thing, never 
mind say such a thing to others to their faces. 
  
 Feeling fortunate is surely to be nurtured, but in my opinion, anything 
engendering a feeling of superiority is to be avoided at all costs. If humility 
is a characteristic of spirituality, then perhaps, in certain areas, it does 
not transition well through cultural exchange. Presumably, one who is no longer 
‘the actor ‘but ‘the observer’, cannot rightly claim anything for himself. 
  
 I hope, in all the excitement and energy at the helm of power, the pillar that 
leads the concourse is the meditator from ‘the meditating community’.

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[feste37]

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :
 
 Ah yes, while the meditation brings inner rewards beyond description, I find 
that the material world hardly ever gives me the 200% ideal, perhaps my inner 
being and my physical mind have very different ideas of what's good for me...
 
 I even join the longer checkout queue sometimes as it seems to reduce quicker 
when I'm in the shorter queue!

Counterintuitive thinking is definitely the sign of a superior being. 

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[upfron...@ymail.com [FairfieldLife]]

Ah yes, while the meditation brings inner rewards beyond description, I find 
that the material world hardly ever gives me the 200% ideal, perhaps my inner 
being and my physical mind have very different ideas of what's good for me...

I even join the longer checkout queue sometimes as it seems to reduce quicker 
when I'm in the shorter queue!

[FairfieldLife] Re: YF'ing Yogic Flying Evidently is Out

[upfron...@ymail.com [FairfieldLife]]

Yes you are right, it was a bit strange, one of those MLM things, my friends 
were friendly outgoing folk so it suited them but not my kind of thing being 
more of the quiet monkish type at the time but I was living in their home so 
went. I remember containing laughter though.