[FairfieldLife] Transcendentalism
"Direct your eye right inward, and you'll find a thousand regions in your mind yet undiscovered. Travel them, and be expert in home-cosmography" -Henry David Thoreau
Re: [FairfieldLife] Transcendentalism: Established in Being, live your life
On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 10:31 PM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com wrote: Om, there's a town here full of old meditators who meditate and who don't have a relationship with the TM movement. Lot of meditators would say, Yes I am a meditator but not that. Waving a hand in the general direction of campus and vedic city to the north of town. This has been a quandary for the reformation of the new movement as it goes forward. Me, i am a satisfied customer. I appreciate meditation very much. I only look to the movement to facilitate the large group meditations here hence i am interested in their welfare i hope they can thrive for all our welfare here. The field effect of the group meditation is quite fabulous to Be in. Spiritual wonders really. They are Enormously spiritual in transcendent experience.What blows me away are meditators who would live here who would not go up there to meditate at all in the group. What an amazing lost opportunity of a lifetime, -Buck in the Dome mjackson74 wrote : Over the time I have been reading your posts here it sounds like you are one of the few you know who have made yourself independent of the TMO and still meditate - aren't there any other former TM'ers you know or like you they do TM but don't do the Movement? awoelflebater writes: My sister still meditates but that's it. And she was a TM teacher since 1970, taught at MIU and has initiated lots of people. She has no interest or use for the Movement but has been meditating for 46 years. *Apparently there are no TMers on this list that currently work for the TMO. So, I wonder how long Salya has been working tor Yahoo?*
Re: [FairfieldLife] Transcendentalism: Established in Being, live your life
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, punditster@... wrote : On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 10:31 PM, dhamiltony2k5@... mailto:dhamiltony2k5@... [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com wrote: Om, there's a town here full of old meditators who meditate and who don't have a relationship with the TM movement. Lot of meditators would say, Yes I am a meditator but not that. Waving a hand in the general direction of campus and vedic city to the north of town. This has been a quandary for the reformation of the new movement as it goes forward. Me, i am a satisfied customer. I appreciate meditation very much. I only look to the movement to facilitate the large group meditations here hence i am interested in their welfare i hope they can thrive for all our welfare here. The field effect of the group meditation is quite fabulous to Be in. Spiritual wonders really. They are Enormously spiritual in transcendent experience. What blows me away are meditators who would live here who would not go up there to meditate at all in the group. What an amazing lost opportunity of a lifetime, -Buck in the Dome mjackson74 wrote : Over the time I have been reading your posts here it sounds like you are one of the few you know who have made yourself independent of the TMO and still meditate - aren't there any other former TM'ers you know or like you they do TM but don't do the Movement? awoelflebater writes: My sister still meditates but that's it. And she was a TM teacher since 1970, taught at MIU and has initiated lots of people. She has no interest or use for the Movement but has been meditating for 46 years. Apparently there are no TMers on this list that currently work for the TMO. So, I wonder how long Salya has been working tor Yahoo? Count me as involved with the TMO for Knowledge (and Experience). And I continue to Support MUM. Sponsor Yagyas. Viaidya Consultations. TM Center. View videos. Consult with MUM Officers...
[FairfieldLife] Transcendentalism: Established in Being, live your life
Om, there's a town here full of old meditators who meditate and who don't have a relationship with the TM movement. Lot of meditators would say, Yes I am a meditator but not that. Waving a hand in the general direction of campus and vedic city to the north of town. This has been a quandary for the reformation of the new movement as it goes forward. Me, i am a satisfied customer. I appreciate meditation very much. I only look to the movement to facilitate the large group meditations here hence i am interested in their welfare i hope they can thrive for all our welfare here. The field effect of the group meditation is quite fabulous to Be in. Spiritual wonders really. They are Enormously spiritual in transcendent experience.What blows me away are meditators who would live here who would not go up there to meditate at all in the group. What an amazing lost opportunity of a lifetime, -Buck in the Dome mjackson74 wrote : Over the time I have been reading your posts here it sounds like you are one of the few you know who have made yourself independent of the TMO and still meditate - aren't there any other former TM'ers you know or like you they do TM but don't do the Movement? awoelflebater writes: My sister still meditates but that's it. And she was a TM teacher since 1970, taught at MIU and has initiated lots of people. She has no interest or use for the Movement but has been meditating for 46 years.
[FairfieldLife] Transcendentalism
A Christian fundamentalist was once conversing with the noted India spiritual teacher, J. Krishnamurti. The more I listen to you, the more convinced I am that you must be an atheist, the fundamentalist said. I used to be an atheist, Krishnamurti replied, until I realized that I was God. The fundamentalist was shocked. Are you denying the divinity of Jesus Christ? Krishnamurti shrugged. I've never denied anyone their divinity. Why would I do it to Jesus Christ?
