--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Cliff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Since Fred's (and my) basis in the stock was zero (meaning he had
founder's shares), he could give away 100% of it with no
tax consequence at all.
Bob is (and I'm sure he's grateful for the fact) not a tax
specialist.
I feel sorry for you, Bob. Your remarks are so venom-laced
and closed-minded... You really seem terribly afraid that
your tightly constructed fantasy of Maharishi's perfection
might come tumbling down. Where would Bob be then?
I've spoken with Earl not too long ago. He's not crazy - just
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Oh, you mean like George Bush did, not once but many times? I
couldn't
agree with you more. :)
Did George Bush Sr. have that kind of money? I wasn't aware either
that Sr. had that kind of money nor that he gave
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not 'Pee-wee's Big Adventure'?
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I think you watched too many Rocky movies (I-V) just before you
left.
If those were my two only choices,
Dr. Pete, you have often written that MMY is a complete mystery to
you, and you seemingly want to keep it that way.
For years my mother's behaviour was a complete mystery to me too. I
must say that I have much easier time with her and also easier to
forgive her and love her and appreciate her as
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I've got a serious question for everybody and no
implicit criticism is meant and I'm also curious if
there is a legitimate/valid, whatever reason, someone
can come up with that I'm not quite getting. Why do we
need
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Cliff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I feel sorry for you, Bob. Your remarks are so venom-laced
and closed-minded... You really seem terribly afraid that
your tightly constructed fantasy of Maharishi's perfection
might come tumbling down. Where would Bob be
It came out about two years ago.
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knw like Kurley King, Skip Arenandar, Doug Henning,
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Bob:
If the Kaplans had continued to practice TM, like you do, despite
whatever disaffection they had with anybody in the movement,
including MMY, and if they were not making the insane claims about
vampirism that they do, then I would not say that they are
disordered -- but they are, and
I prefer:
x-tad-biggerBelieve nothing merely because you have been told it. Do not believe what your teacher tells you merely out of respect for the teacher. But whatsoever, after due examination and analysis, you find to be kind, conducive to the good, the benefit, the welfare of all beings --
What the hell is the Bell of Eureka? This is insane.
What a humiliation! The whole thing is going to fail
because some moron is using some misplaced tantric
double-talk phrase that will confuse the great peace
loving dictators of the world. My God! what a disastor
in the making! Ring my bell of
On May 16, 2005, at 11:59 PM, hyperbolicgeometry wrote:
-More jewels of wisdom (below). In addition, most Buddhists are
nihilists and have been duped into the false idea that after getting
Enlightened, dropping the body (and all subtle bodies) is a higher
state of evolution than maintaining
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On May 17, 2005, at 1:45 AM, Rick wrote:
One more problem with Buddhismit's an ism
It's just another bad translation. Real name: Dharma or
Buddha-Dharma. Much like Hinduism which is a poor translation of
something not so simple.
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On May 16, 2005, at 11:59 PM, Rick Archer wrote:
The man radiated pure consciousness like a blast furnace.
Something profound going on there.
How do you differentiate this from a placebo effect? Unless you were in
a neutral state, how could the mind judge?
Does pure consciousness radiate?
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Llundrub [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If the Kaplans had continued to practice TM, like you do, despite
whatever disaffection they had with anybody in the movement,
including MMY, and if they were not making the insane claims about
vampirism that they
On May 17, 2005, at 6:56 AM, Llundrub wrote:
He has all the money and power in the world but can't set foot in India or anywhere else on the planet for fear of being hauled into court for one thing or another, most usually tax evasion
I always wondered about this--he seems trapped in exile. Is
On May 17, 2005, at 4:29 AM, bbrigante wrote:
it's a shame that they are unable to
expand their awareness through a technique that they practiced
happily for years simply because they felt pushed around.
TM is just meditation with supports. The support is the mantra.
Supports are like
If the Kaplans had continued to practice TM, like you do, despite
whatever disaffection they had with anybody in the movement,
including MMY, and if they were not making the insane claims about
vampirism that they do...
Sorry, still getting used to the Yahoo editor. The
paragraph above
On May 17, 2005, at 7:19 AM, TurquoiseB wrote:
My position is that this attitude has been taught so
pervasively and so effectively that *most* TMers who
react this way to news that someone has left the TM
movement do NOT realize that they were TAUGHT to react
that way, over and over and
Yeah, I did search on the
previous quote and no one anywhere had the exact scriptural reference. Moreover
the quote is so pervasive that it's platitudinal at this point. I like the below
better as well. Believing nothing makes Buddha sound nihilist as many think and
that's not true or the
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On May 17, 2005, at 7:19 AM, TurquoiseB wrote:
My position is that this attitude has been taught so
pervasively and so effectively that *most* TMers who
react this way to news that someone has left the TM
movement do
I'd rather focus on more positive things,it was interesting
in that the teachers they named were*not* all famous and/or wealthy, so the
comments didn'tstrike me as coming from any teacher-vs-teacher
jealousyor envy. In fact, these teachers listed some *very*famous
and/or well-to-do
Yes.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 6:48 AM
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: where
Maharishi went wrong
On May 17, 2005, at 6:56 AM, Llundrub wrote:
He
has all the money and power in the
Whatever the case, I
hope they have good path after leaving this cult called the TMO and truly
attain in this lifetime.-For
sure. I wish them the best. They tried to be good and they in fact were. They
still have pure hearts and a pure interest in the spiritual. How can that ever
be
They claim to be having much better experiences and getting much
better
results with the sadhana they're now doing. Who's to say they're
not?
Not only that but what does it say about TM if after 60 years of
combined TM practise it results in them becoming the wretched
souls
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whatever the case, I hope they have good path after leaving
this cult called the TMO and truly attain in this lifetime.
IMO, if the Kaplans are still clinging to the unsubstantiated rumors
surrounding Guru Dev's death and the
On May 17, 2005, at 8:20 AM, Llundrub wrote:
Maharishi obviously is feeding off the furor of his brashness, and he is probably addicted to making waves. Leaders who do not feed off of others would be those who do not try to get their followers all worked up. Humblle leaders who are into
On May 17, 2005, at 8:36 AM, Alex Stanley wrote:
IMO, if the Kaplans are still clinging to the unsubstantiated rumors
surrounding Guru Dev's death
Well these aren't unsubstantiated rumors Alex regarding Swami
Brahmananda's death. They are quite well known.
and the other goofiness in that
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On May 17, 2005, at 4:29 AM, bbrigante wrote:
it's a shame that they are unable to
expand their awareness through a technique that they practiced
happily for years simply because they felt pushed around.
TM is just
IMO, if the Kaplans are still clinging to the unsubstantiated rumors
surrounding Guru Dev's death and the other goofiness in that letter,
then they're still in the same cultist rut, except they have new set
of nutters doing the brainwashing
This says it all.
You're point about the divorce phase
Vaj I think you are on to something here, but in this case it may be
people who have LOST a sense of emotion or mood and need to have it
dispensed by a mood-giver.
Sound crazy? It's not--the actual Sanskrit name of Transcendental
Meditation, bhavatita dhyana, means transcending mood or beyond
Well these aren't unsubstantiated rumors Alex regarding Swami
Brahmananda's death. They are quite well known.
They are unsubstantiated gossip you raving lunatic. What a nut.
There is zero evidence for anything remotely of this nature. Just from
nutcase anti-TM'rs like you, and no-one will ever
On May 17, 2005, at 8:50 AM, off_program_beings wrote:
You really don't seem to have ever learned TM. It is as if you never
learned it. I'm not being sarcastic. Any TM'r reading your posts, it
is as if you really don't understand the technique.
Also, what about the TM-Siddhis? If you knew
On May 17, 2005, at 9:04 AM, off_program_beings wrote:
Do you realize how stupid that is?
Transcending mood (or feelings) means NOT moodmaking you idiot.
Your posts seem to be mainly moodmaking.
What's sad is when people lose their moods and emotions and must have
them dispensed by a
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On May 17, 2005, at 8:50 AM, off_program_beings wrote:
Or maybe they are just enjoying the bliss after 30 years of TM
and
have slowed down their evolution. Nothing wrong with that.
You might want to consider that they
Your posts seem to be mainly "moodmaking".
-I agree, much of the good in
the world follows emotion and/or moods. Wow, proper mood is often the
antidote to many evils that plague us. Ever woke up in a bad mood? Treated
people mean most of the day, caused a lot of bad feelings, many of
on 5/16/05 11:51 PM, bbrigante at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was thinking today that if Bob could spend a week or even a day
as a fly
on the wall in Maharishi¹s apartment he would be utterly shocked.
What he
observed would be at complete odds with the concepts he¹s been
clinging to
all
on 5/17/05 1:53 AM, bbrigante at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*
Look sport, you really are a pissant, I don't care how much money you
have that seems to give a sense of entitlement to talk to people like
you do here (not an unusual flaw in the rich -- ask people who have
dealt
Einer flipped out, Rick? I could see that. there was
always this schizotypal quality about him.
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on 5/17/05 12:11 AM, Llundrub at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Yeah I know him. The fool used to try to bilk me
when I was a student and
patently poor. He
on 5/17/05 1:58 AM, TurquoiseB at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good one, Unc. One thing to throw into the equation in pondering who
M is
and what made him tick is the darshan factor. Couldn't have been my
imagination. The
As a kid I was heavily conflicted.
At one point after learning TM I sold all my hundreds of occult books to Bodhi
Tree Bookstore and with the money (not much) bought Radindranath Tagore and
Kahlil Gibran. I kept only my Crowley Books, which I later donated to MIU
library. I loved Tagore.
We'll you fulfilled
Cliff's prediction, to no one's surprise. Just becausesome of the Kaplan's
claims are far-fetched, does that invalidate them all?They have no proof of
astral energy sucking, but they have first-handknowledge of money dealings.
Hey, Maharishi has claimed all kinds of
I also experienced the most profound Darshan with Maharishi, that
leaves a deep impression on me. From the first time, I felt in his
presence a deep bond and light eminating from him, that surprised
me, in it's intensity.
Of course, there's the fame factor, and the charisma factor; but
Cool. Thanks David for the
link.
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To: David
Hawthorne
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 10:06 AM
Subject: [SAMVA] Sights and Sounds of Outer Space
Dear Friends:
You may like this
website:
http://www.spacesounds.com/home/index.html
Not
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One thing t3rinity (if that is her real name)
You can look up my profile. My name is written there.
doesn't seem to get is
that a Nath is all these things.
Well, for one thing, Nathists are not Advaitins. They maybe
Title: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Kaplan Money
on 5/17/05 5:52 AM, Llundrub at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--Sorry Bob for lombasting you. It's fairly clear to me now that you're just sort of crochety, but maybe not much more whacked than that. Too late to start over and dall that. That's
on 5/17/05 6:23 AM, Peter Sutphen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What the hell is the Bell of Eureka? This is insane.
What a humiliation! The whole thing is going to fail
because some moron is using some misplaced tantric
double-talk phrase that will confuse the great peace
loving dictators of
on 5/17/05 10:15 AM, Peter Sutphen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Einer flipped out, Rick? I could see that. there was
always this schizotypal quality about him.
He flipped out big time at the Manor. Straight jacket stuff.
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Ah nevermind the Voudoun thing.
Every time I contemplate it I get bad omens. It's I guess just a very dualistic
religion and not of the highest self liberation calibre. I admit I find it
fascinating but I Ching tells me, "darkening of the light, do not rely on those
with bad intentions."
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on 5/17/05 10:33 AM, Robert Gimbel at
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I also experienced the most profound Darshan with
Maharishi, that
leaves a deep impression on me. From the first
time, I felt in his
presence a deep bond and light eminating from
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on 5/17/05 10:15 AM, Peter Sutphen at
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Einer flipped out, Rick? I could see that. there
was
always this schizotypal quality about him.
He flipped out big time at the Manor. Straight
jacket stuff.
Too bad. How is he
On May 17, 2005, at 11:50 AM, t3rinity wrote:
Well, for one thing, Nathists are not Advaitins. They maybe similar,
but they are not the same. The despise of the strict logic of a
Shankara. Apart from that the Nath sampradaya is a separate Sampradaya
from Shankara. You either belong to that
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On May 17, 2005, at 1:45 AM, Rick wrote:
One more problem with Buddhismit's an ism
It's just another bad translation. Real name: Dharma or
Buddha-Dharma. Much like Hinduism which is a poor translation of
something
Therein appears to lie the issue. What IS Enlightenment, anyway?
Let's start with, Enlightenment appears being able to have complete
sychronicity with the Universe. What then is the Universe, other than
our Enlightened perception of it? So I'll amend the previous statement
to read:
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on 5/17/05 1:53 AM, bbrigante at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*
Look sport, you really are a pissant, I don't care how much
money you
have that seems to give a sense of entitlement to talk to people
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on 5/17/05 1:58 AM, TurquoiseB at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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wrote:
Good one, Unc. One thing to throw into the equation in
pondering who
M is
Title: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Kaplan Money
Yeah, but what most people think is
wry is merely caraway.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 10:51
AM
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The
Today an additional .mp3 file has been converted and uploaded to the
Gurudev webpage at http://www.paulmason.info/gurudev/gurudev.htm
The file is good sound quality and is a 'missing' file which appears to
preceed two other recordings already on the site. It is over half an
hour (about 36MB)
On May 17, 2005, at 1:06 PM, t3rinity wrote:
Oh, I missed that.The YS interpretation you used to cite here was from
a strict Advaitic scholastic POV. Btw., you still haven't given the
source of that book (engl.Title/Publisher/Translator/ISBN if possible))
What book are you referring to?
On May 17, 2005, at 1:32 PM, t3rinity wrote:
The Yoga-Sutra commentary by Vidyaranya, you were alluding to, not too
long ago, when you were trashing the siddhis. I'd like to know the
english title of the Book, (if you read it in original sanskrit the
original sanskrit title), the Translator,
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I've got a serious question for everybody and no
implicit criticism is meant and I'm also curious if
there is a legitimate/valid, whatever reason, someone
can come up with that I'm not quite getting. Why do we
need
I'm glad you liked my story. What I meant when I said Guru Dev
implanted a time bomb, was just that he (Guru Dev) imparted very
efficient use of correct mantras to Maharishi. How this came about, I
don't know.
However once Maharishi began to effectively spread the use of these
mantras, his
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings
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I do not have time to answer you and Alex's long patronising
monologues. The fact of the matter is that you and Alex don't
understand TM. Your posts shine that reality out almost every
time. Your ego prevents
I agree with much of what you are saying. However with regard to the
practice of TM, I have found it to be simple, practical and effective
with regard to my dynamic western lifestyle.
Without peer, really, given that I can do it 20 mins. 2x a day,
anywhere, period, and that it is highly
Here's to Bali! Which means
'animal' in Sanskrit. Right after we left they had that act of terrorism right
near where we had stayed. Remember the nightclub bombing? Pprior to that,
when we had visited Paris right after we left they had that bombing of the
tunnel by Algerians. We have been
The Movement is spreading still,
only to the third world where no one has heard your voices of reason. For
instance I tried to get the owner of the TM Russia Yahoo group to read our posts
but he is adamantly against it, nor will he allow any criticism on his group. We
here have started
He is a New Age
crazy do it all gadfly seeker, and regarding Freemasonry, when I asked him
what was it that the Templars hid at Rosslyn he didn't know even where that
is. If you know anything about it, you know where that is. I grew up in a
freemasonary world, where it was still practiced
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 5/17/05 11:25 AM, Peter Sutphen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe you ought to meet Ammachi. She's got the same
juice, IMO. Peter says
the same of Sri Shi Ravi Shankar.
For me Ravi is smokin', just like
I always hated that
term.
blowing
raspberries at you.As for
your posts they're all one liners without any real contribution to the flow.
What are you some sideline cheerleader? Someday when you decide to have a
thought, write it down for us.
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Vaj,
Can you please comment or provide your explanation of that Life is
suffering phrase we keep hearing about associated with Buddha-Dharma?
What is the context for such an expression?
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On May 17, 2005, at 1:45 AM, Rick
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I do not have time to answer you and Alex's long patronising
monologues. The fact of the matter is that you and Alex don't
on 5/17/05 1:20 PM, jyouells2000 at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 5/17/05 11:25 AM, Peter Sutphen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe you ought to meet Ammachi. She's got the same
juice, IMO. Peter says
the same of Sri
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Llundrub [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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What evidence could be had? And yet there is the rumour
which many believe which itself is evidence of something
which pervades some people's mindstreams.
The caste system strongly pervades those same mindstreams, and I
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Llundrub [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He is a New Age crazy do it all gadfly seeker, and regarding
Freemasonry, when I asked him what was it that the Templars hid at
Rosslyn he didn't know even where that is. If you know anything
about it, you know where
On May 17, 2005, at 2:41 PM, t3rinity wrote:
It also talks about Unity
Consciousness and it's attainment and qualifications.
You were alluding to Videha Mukti as unity before, but most
commentators, including Ramana Maharshi regard vidaha mukti, to mean
liberation *after* death. Thats not
Yeah real bummer about the violence, and now tsunami, in Indonesia.
Everyone there was so gentle when I lived there, except of course the
Communist attempt at taking over the country a la The year of living
dangerously. We left as that was getting underway, though we had
soldiers stationed in
Have you ever had the experience of experiencing Unity towards
another human being, and yet other times feeling alienated towards
an aspect of your personality? What is going on in the brain then I
wonder?
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From a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a serious question for everybody and no
implicit criticism is meant and I'm also curious if
there is a legitimate/valid, whatever reason, someone
can come up with that I'm not quite getting. Why do we
need any story whatsoever regarding MMY? We can
neither
Just checked it out (her website), and her picture contains lots of
power and magnetism, but not much compassion. FWIW.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Alex Stanley
That's interesting that you say that, because I came across her
website a few years ago, and looking at her picture makes
Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
off_world_beings at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Believe nothing.
No matter where you read it,
Or who said it,
Even if I have said it,
Unless it agrees with your own reason
And your own common sense.
~ Buddha
6th century bce Indian mystic and
On May 17, 2005, at 2:59 PM, t3rinity wrote:
Too bad :-( maybe you don't like Maharishis. You like scholars.
Not particularly.
As in many things I think Ramana is full
of it--although I do realize he is an icon among a certain set.
Videha-mukti is sometimes misinterpreted as being after
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, Sri Mananacharya, a very renowned astrologer I
work with in India, the Creator of Paramdhaam, looked
at the site ( www.liveinjoy.com), and wrote to me that
Bhagavan Kalki was the tenth and last incarnation of
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ramana
was very well aware of stages with self-realization, ie. after being
liberated, according to a friend who came close to one of his very
close discoples (Annamallai Swami) Yet he sees Videha Mukti as being
after
This is the third diksha thingy to come to my attention in recent
months... must be a new spiritual meme in FF. The superstitious
skeptic in me wonders if it's not just folks looking to sink their
psychic claws into other people for whatever reason. I think I'll
pass.
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On May 17, 2005, at 9:21 AM, Alex Stanley wrote:
I've seen much discussion of these rumors in the dozen years
I've
been online, and
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, jim_flanegin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Just checked it out (her website), and her picture contains
lots of power and magnetism, but not much compassion. FWIW.
I must be the same magnetic pole as she is, then, because looking at
her pic creates repulsion, not
Absolutely agree, the knowledge of the TM mantras continues, per Guru
Dev.
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However did not inhibit the spreading of the knowledge of TM through
thousands of independent teachers who now carry the imprint of Guru
JUNE 17, 2005, Friday
country: USA
town: Fairfield
district/suburb: IA 52556
duration: 7-10 pm approx
instructor: Freddy Nielsen (with Madeleine Rahm)
type: Lecture and diksha
address: Morningstar Studio, 51 1/2 South Court Street
(on the east side of the town square)
contact: Marie 641-472-6948
I also felt the same. I would rephrase what you said by saying she
reflects that within myself which I don't care for.
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I must be the same magnetic pole as she is, then, because looking at
her pic creates repulsion,
We store our attachments and aversions in our subtle nervous system,
when we approach something that represents one or the other
of them to us we enliven those samsaras and they arise. Fine feeling ones
like for altruism are easy to bring forth and project onto others. Such feeling
of
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JUNE 17, 2005, Friday
country: USA
town: Fairfield
district/suburb: IA 52556
duration: 7-10 pm approx
instructor: Freddy Nielsen (with Madeleine Rahm)
type: Lecture and diksha
address: Morningstar Studio, 51 1/2
This is the Kalki diksha thing. I'm not into it but someone sent it to me
to forward, as well as the thing I posted earlier today.
on 5/17/05 3:09 PM, johnlasher20002000 at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
JUNE 17, 2005,
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I also felt the same. I would rephrase what you said by
saying she reflects that within myself which I don't care
for.
That's an interesting way of putting it. Funny thing is, it was
seeing Saniel Bonder's picture,
Ah she's just another
pratyekabuddha who is into being a God amongst mortals. Megalomaniac doesn't
quite describe her. Not a single one of these gurus teaches liberation from
samsara. Nirmala, Kalki (sic), Sai baba, Sigh Yada, or Maharishi Yagya
Jyotish Ayurveda Sthapatya Veda Mahesh Yogi
Tell the friend in Oregon that I'll
like to read what she says about it next year.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 1:10 PM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Just received,
re: Kalki Diksha
From a
That pretty much
sums up my impression of Vaj also :-)Look in a mirror and tell us what sum you come up
with.
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Absolutely agree, the knowledge of the TM mantras continues, per Guru
Dev.
Does anyone have a quote from MMY, that he got the TM mantras from Guru
Dev?
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Straight up charlatan. Kirk's take.
Anyone with awakened kundalini can give shakti pat. Try it on someone
sometime yourself. Light a candle, burn some incense, chant a mantra and take a
feather and touch someones crown chakra and tell them how great they are.
They'll transcend I swear it.
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