Is it possible to stay in samâdhi whilst
having an intense Shiva-lingam -like hard-on? :0
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Moreover, Christ was not a 'bourgeoiuse revolutionary' or PhD that
changed side - but a salt-of-the-earth working man.
It would be like your small town car-mechanic, grease on his hands and
all, stepped out of his garage and started to do these things and
perform those miracles..
Oh boy, would
I once found myself in a discussion with a westerner who had lived in
India as a disciple with one of Guru Dev's other disciples (other than
MMY) and who had encountered some TM:ers and was upset by how the TMO
had misunderstood how to practice the Patanjali Yoga Sutras. He went
on to explain how
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on 10/17/05 1:43 PM, Peter at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, I think the TM-Sidhi program is great and I'm not
a TB by any stretch of the imagination. It took years
of regular practice before I noticed anything
Does anyone have a copy of this press conference? The following was said but I
believe this is incomplete:
30 or 40 thousand teachers of TM I have trained, many of them have gone on
their
own, and they may not call it Maharishi's TM, but they are teaching it in some
different name here and
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Is it possible to stay in samâdhi whilst
having an intense Shiva-lingam -like hard-on? :0
Try it and tell us. The march of Science must
not be impeded.
Uns.
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I didn't get that Lawson was comparing specific
characteristics, just noting that many people of
Jesus' time didn't approve of his behavior--
socializing with prostitutes and tax collectors
and such, healing on the Sabbath, etc. Different
expectations, but the same tendency to be
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on 10/17/05 9:20 PM, authfriend at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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That's not the way it started out though. That's why there was a
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It did help a little - thanks :-)
I am reading patanjali now after years of being told I should lol
Just be aware that the various
http://www.sinenmaa.com/kuvax.html
Kati Sinenmaa is a Finnish eccentric
who lives in a forest nearby Helsinki.
Her lifter (not invited by her) uses
the 25k(?) volts of a PC monitor.
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On Oct 17, 2005, at 4:13 PM, authfriend wrote:
I noticed effects too, subtle but definitely there. What I
object too is the
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http://www.sinenmaa.com/kuvax.html
Kati Sinenmaa is a Finnish eccentric
who lives in a forest nearby Helsinki.
Her lifter (not invited by her) uses
the 25k(?) volts of a PC monitor.
Oops! You gots to click on
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Yes, because he was doing what he knew to be right, not
conforming to someone else's standards. Bevan?
Whose standards is Bevan conforming
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Is it possible to stay in samâdhi whilst
having an intense Shiva-lingam -like hard-on? :0
Diamond mind while maintaining a diamond cutter?
You betcha. :-)
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Is it possible to stay in samâdhi whilst
having an intense Shiva-lingam -like hard-on? :0
Try it and tell us. The march of Science
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Yes, because he was doing what he knew to be right, not
Yes, because he was doing what he knew to be right, not
conforming to someone else's standards. Bevan?
Whose standards is Bevan conforming to?
Have you ever spent any time around Bevan? If you had,
I don't think you'd accuse him of having a mind of his
own. I have never
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http://www.sinenmaa.com/kuvax.html
Kati Sinenmaa is a Finnish eccentric
who lives in a forest nearby Helsinki.
Her lifter
On Oct 18, 2005, at 4:01 AM, TurquoiseB wrote:--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "authfriend" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Paula Youmans" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It did help a little - thanks :-) I am reading patanjali now after years of being told I
On Oct 17, 2005, at 10:57 PM, sparaig wrote:--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Oct 17, 2005, at 5:36 PM, Paula Youmans wrote: Hey, I think the TM-Sidhi program is great and I'm not a TB by any stretch of the imagination. It took years of regular practice
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On Oct 17, 2005, at 4:13 PM, authfriend wrote:
I noticed effects too, subtle but
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Is it possible to stay in samâdhi whilst
having an intense Shiva-lingam -like hard-on? :0
Yes
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I didn't get that Lawson was comparing specific
characteristics, just noting that many people of
Jesus' time didn't approve of his behavior--
socializing with prostitutes and tax collectors
and such, healing
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Yes, because he was doing what he knew to be right, not
conforming to someone else's standards. Bevan?
Whose standards is Bevan conforming to?
Have you ever spent any time around Bevan? If you
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I didn't get that Lawson was comparing specific
characteristics, just noting that many people of
Jesus' time didn't approve of his
It would be like your small town car-mechanic,
grease on his hands and
all, stepped out of his garage and started to do
these things and
perform those miracles..
Oh boy, would this scare the establishment?
Not as much as if it was a girl lol
How sad is that :P
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snip
I am reading
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On Oct 17, 2005, at 4:13 PM, authfriend wrote:
I
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Yes, because he was doing what he knew to be right, not
conforming to someone else's standards. Bevan?
Whose standards
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I didn't get that Lawson was comparing specific
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Yes, because he was doing what he knew to be right, not
I didn't get that Lawson was comparing specific
characteristics, just noting that many people of
Jesus' time didn't approve of his behavior--
socializing with prostitutes and tax collectors
and such, healing on the Sabbath, etc. Different
expectations, but the
Good job, perhaps you could help the list be filling out also this
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definition..?
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http://www.sinenmaa.com/kuvax.html
Kati Sinenmaa
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-- snip --
The TMO NEVER says the word hopping and ALWAYS uses the wordss
flying or levitation when talking about the sidhis, in press
conferences, in any public discussion.
That's because hopping is the
It seems to me that enlightenment (which I think
all of us agree is pretty much a useless term,
but one we're stuck with) would be pretty wasted
on a person who drew his or her primary sense of
identity from the person of power, wealth or
influence he or she had attached himself to.
http://www.sinenmaa.com/kuvax.html
Kati Sinenmaa is a Finnish eccentric
who lives in a forest nearby Helsinki.
Her lifter (not invited by her)
More oops: *invented* by her...
uses the 25k(?) volts of a PC monitor.
Oops! You gots to click on Kuvat (Pictures).
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-- snip --
The TMO TMOER says the word hopping and ALWAYS
uses the wordwordss flying or levitation when
talking about the
sidhsidhis press
conferences, in
It seems to me that enlightenment (which I think
all of us agree is pretty much a useless term,
but one we're stuck with) would be pretty wasted
on a person who drew his or her primary sense of
identity from the person of power, wealth or
influence he or she had attached himself to.
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* If they (vibhutis) do not lead one to this state, they will
be called as ÒsiddhisÓ and not
vibhutis. Siddhis hinder samadhi and lead one to ÒvyuththanataÓ
(becoming outward).
Therefore, Patanjali has
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http://www.whitebirdgallery.com/k.grant/2004/levitation.jpg
OUCH! :)
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Very Clockwork
Orange lol
But my favorite
(because of her outfit) is still:
http://www.whitebirdgallery.com/k.grant/2004/levitation.jpg
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on 10/17/05 11:34 PM, authfriend at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Even now though, when Maharishi and others talk about it, they
imply that something other than muscular thrust is causing the body
to lift up, i.e., that Newtonian physics is being defied, which it
isn't.
What do you think
on 10/17/05 11:55 PM, gullible fool at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Even now though, when Maharishi and others talk
about it, they imply that
something other than muscular thrust is causing the
body to lift up, i.e.,
that Newtonian physics is being defied, which it
isn't.
My very first
on 10/18/05 12:07 AM, bbrigante at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
***
The strongest young gymnasts can only do a very poor imitation of
yogic flying for a couple minutes, at which time they are so
exhausted that they can't carry on -- that alone indicates that even
the slight evidence of
on 10/18/05 2:49 AM, uns_tressor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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on 10/17/05 1:43 PM, Peter at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, I think the TM-Sidhi program is great and I'm not
a TB by any stretch of the imagination. It
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snip
This brings up an interesting question -- can one be
enlightened and at the same time be a total toady?
Define total toady.
Main Entry: toady
Pronunciation: 'tO-dE
Function: noun
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snip
This brings up an interesting question -- can one be
enlightened and at the same time be a total toady?
Define total
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So I ask again: Were you suggesting Bevan is insincere
in his apparent devotion to MMY?
Well, to be completely honest, the thought never
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snip
The TMO NEVER says the word hopping and ALWAYS uses the wordss
flying or levitation when talking about the sidhis, in press
conferences, in any public discussion. It's absurd to say the TMO
is honest in
On Oct 18, 2005, at 10:05 AM, authfriend wrote:
Well, they're not teaching hopping, they're teaching
flying, so it would be dishonest to say the former.
They are not teaching flying, they are teaching how to repeat phrases mentally X number of times, suggesting that when you do, a desire to
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on 10/17/05 11:34 PM, authfriend at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Even now though, when Maharishi and others talk about it, they
imply that something other than muscular thrust is causing the
body
to lift up, i.e.,
On Oct 18, 2005, at 2:04 AM, peterklutz wrote:
Moreover, Christ was not a 'bourgeoiuse revolutionary' or PhD that
changed side - but a salt-of-the-earth working man.
You've got to be kidding. Let's see, he was supposedly a direct descendant of David, the most exalted lineage in ancient
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So I ask again: Were you suggesting Bevan is insincere
in his
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on 10/18/05 10:05 AM, authfriend at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ballet dancers can touch down in such a way that it
looks like they weigh almost nothing, but they do it
with their legs extended so they act as shock absorbers.
In full lotus, there isn't much to work with in that
respect.
Yes
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On Oct 18, 2005, at 10:05 AM, authfriend wrote:
Well, they're not teaching hopping, they're teaching
flying, so it would be dishonest to say the former.
They are not teaching flying, they are teaching how to
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On Oct 18, 2005, at 2:04 AM, peterklutz wrote:
Moreover, Christ was not a 'bourgeoiuse revolutionary' or PhD that
changed side - but a salt-of-the-earth working man.
You've got to be kidding. Let's see, he
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snip
and, of course, eat some Oreos.
Better yet, *don't* eat some Oreos. They're full of trans-fat.
They've just came out with *whole wheat* Oreos in a bid
to attract the health-food crowd. I was delighted until
I
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On Oct 17, 2005, at 10:57 PM, sparaig wrote:
[...]
Funky, I STILL believe or tentatively believe that TM is the best
mediation technique, and unique, to boot.
I thought you no longer practiced it?
Not with perfect
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on 10/18/05 10:05 AM, authfriend at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ballet dancers can touch down in such a way that it
looks like they weigh almost nothing, but they do it
with their legs extended so they act as shock
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I didn't get that Lawson was comparing specific
Very possible. I've also read some commentaries that speculate that the carpentry actually applied to Joseph, and was used by early writers in order to give Jesus more of a down-to-earth aura, so to speak. Then again, as all educated Jewish men of the time were required to also learn a trade in
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It would be like your small town car-mechanic, grease on his hands and
all, stepped out of his garage and started to do these things and
perform those miracles..
Oh boy, would this scare the establishment?
On Oct 18, 2005, at 11:39 AM, authfriend wrote:--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Sal Sunshine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Oct 18, 2005, at 2:04 AM, peterklutz wrote: Moreover, Christ was not a 'bourgeoiuse revolutionary' or PhD that changed side - but a salt-of-the-earth working man.
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I didn't get that Lawson was comparing specific
characteristics, just noting that many people of
Jesus' time didn't approve of his behavior--
socializing with prostitutes and tax collectors
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This brings up an interesting question -- can one be
enlightened and at the same time be a total toady?
snip to
So you're suggesting
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So Bhakti is impossible for someone who is not
enlightened (at least
to CC), according to MMY, and is impossible for
someone who is,
according to you.
In the Bhakti Sutras of Narada different types of
bhakti are deliniated. They are basically
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I¹ve attached 6 scanned pages from a new book by David Carse,
entitled
Perfect Brilliant Stillness¹ from a chapter entitled 'Confused
Thinking.
David discusses the nature of true awakeness relative to all the
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on 10/17/05 1:43 PM, Peter at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, I think
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So I ask again: Were you suggesting Bevan is insincere
in his
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I¹ve attached 6 scanned pages from a new book by
David Carse,
entitled
Perfect Brilliant Stillness¹
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on 10/18/05 10:05 AM, authfriend at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ballet dancers can touch down in such a way that it
looks like they weigh almost nothing, but they do it
with their legs extended so they act as shock
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snip
and, of course, eat some Oreos.
Better yet, *don't* eat some Oreos. They're full of trans-fat.
They've just came out with *whole
I don't know squat. I just posted something I
thought people would enjoy
reading.
How long have you experienced clear squat
consciousness?
I am squat, thou art squat, all this is
nothing but squat.
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snip
So Bhakti is impossible for someone who is not
enlightened (at least
to CC), according to MMY, and is impossible for
someone who is,
according to you.
In the
Rick,
Ever wonder why so many of these endless treatises on awakening are so good at putting people to sleep? Beats Sominex any day.
Sal
On Oct 18, 2005, at 9:26 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
x-tad-biggerI’ve attached 6 scanned pages from a new book by David Carse, entitled ‘Perfect Brilliant
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on 10/17/05 1:43 PM,
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on 10/18/05 11:14 AM, sparaig at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I¹ve attached 6 scanned pages from a new book by David Carse,
entitled
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, authfriend [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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What do you think accounts for the phenomenon that
some people *appear* not to be exerting enough
muscular effort to hop as high and as
Chocolate or vanilla?
On Oct 18, 2005, at 11:29 AM, sparaig wrote:
> How interesting. I was having flavor experiences
> for every one of
> the sutras at one point or another during the
> course.
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I don't know squat. I just posted something I
thought people would enjoy
reading.
How long have you experienced clear squat
consciousness?
I am squat, thou art squat, all this is
nothing but squat.
We
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So I ask again: Were you suggesting Bevan is insincere
in his apparent devotion to MMY?
Well, to be completely honest, the thought never
crossed my mind. But now that you bring it up,
my
The only thing I can think of to say on the subject
is that if his [Bevan's] devotion is apparent, it's because
he *wants* it to be apparent. That is, my suspicion
is that his desire is more to be *perceived* as
devoted than it is to be devoted.
Do you think that Bevan has NOT
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on 10/18/05 2:49 AM, uns_tressor at
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on 10/18/05 11:29 AM, sparaig at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IN which case you should have said discusses what HE BELIEVES is the
nature of true awakeness relative to all expectations...
Forgive me sir. As far as I'm concerned anything anyone says in an opinion,
so it goes without saying.
on 10/18/05 11:30 AM, markmeredith2002 at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone in good shape, esp strong leg muscles, knows that full lotus is
no barrier whatsoever to using leg muscles to lift the body into the
air. That's why the best flyers are always people in good athletic
shape. I flew in
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The only thing I can think of to say on the subject
is that if his [Bevan's] devotion is apparent, it's because
he *wants* it to be apparent. That is, my suspicion
is that his desire is more to be *perceived*
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What do you think accounts for the phenomenon that
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So I ask again: Were you suggesting Bevan is insincere
in his apparent devotion to MMY?
Well, to be completely honest, the
Jaya Guru Datta
Moolam svaroopam saranishcha rakshaa
Dharmasya nityasya ya eka eva
Dharma pravaaho guru shishya naalyaam
Yashcha svayam gurudatta meede
(Sri Datta Dhyaana Maalika)
He is the basis of the Eternal Dharma. He is verily the embodiment of Dharma.
He is the
path and He is the
* If they (vibhutis) do not lead one to this state, they will
be called as ÒsiddhisÓ and not
vibhutis. Siddhis hinder samadhi and lead one to ÒvyuththanataÓ
(becoming outward).
Therefore, Patanjali has stated thus: ÒTe samaadhaavupasargaah
vyuththaane siddhayahÓ
or
THe original post was a reference to one of the
Richard Bach stories,
wasn't it? The Reluctant Messiah or somesuch?
Hmmdont remember. Im fairly
certain though that anyone who comes out performing messiah-like feats openly
is going to pretty much get slaughtered. No matter
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So I ask again: Were you suggesting Bevan is insincere
in his apparent devotion to MMY?
Well, to be completely honest, the thought never
crossed my mind. But now that you bring it up,
my
Energy
(Sri Ganapati Sachchidananda SwamijiÕs discourse during the Kriya Yoga Camp,
USA, 1986)
This is a story about Ramakrishna, a great saint who lived in Calcutta. One day
Ramakrishna and a Yogi friend were going to visit a temple on the far side of
the Ganges
river. Ramakrishna hired a
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