From Sadguru Sookti Sangraha, Sri Ganapathi Sachchidananda Swamiji
Naama Sankeertan, Pooja, Homa, reading of the scriptures,
Pranaayama, Yogasanaas etc.
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Whew! If one ain't sure where to place long (diirgha) vowels,
one
--- drpetersutphen wrote:
This is what is amazing about Tom P. On one hand he
can post these incredibly racist and antisemetic
posts, but then he can act with great compassion
towards others. In fact Rick Archer posted a comment
about Tom bringing an African American person to see
Amma. So,
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Is Hanuman Hoffman Nine a (former) TMer?
Hanuman, you've had some time to answer, but I see no reply. In your silence
I'll respond for
you, if I may.
The answer is Yes! And I imagine the former part applies.
What do you guys think is the connection between
the individual and collective consciousness? I've
often felt that my individual evolution is in thrall
to the collective, just as my income usually depends
on the larger economy.
Your remarks below consider only individual power,
independent
--- Rick Archer wrote:
A friend of mine told me a very funny story
about being called up in front of his high
school class to speak when he happened to
have an erection.
At what point in high school does a male *not* have an erection?
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--- TurquoiseB wrote:
I find the
concept of women thinking of a man as a good
catch because of his income more offensive than
any of the racist epithets attributed here to Tom.
You're offended by women who think of finding a
good catch, or offended by the person who looks
upon women in
--- lurkernomore wrote:
Don't you hate it when the President of Iran, (see today's Drudge
Report), kinda looks like a young Ramakrishna.
Or check this out: babyfaced Taliban men, some of
them looking for all the world like the dearest souls
you'd want to meet:
http://tinyurl.com/ahd23
Joseph Campbell discusses the link between
mental illness and spiritual journeys in
Schizophrenia, the Inward Journey, a chapter
in _Myths To Live By_.
Another person to comment on this topic would be Dr. Pete.
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--- Vaj wrote:
the most spiritual of the Beatles, George, put it
plainly in his own autobiography when he said that TM was just too
simplistic. After all, he was interested in enlightenment. So he
dumped it as a method and moved on to something better.
What did George next embrace
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--- Brahman wrote:
in today's New York Times is a book review of
the newly-released autobiography of Donovan
--- lurkernomore wrote:
She said there is no fuck in vanilla. I said, Maam,
that's what I've been trying to tell you. There is no
FUCKINVANILLA.
You totally had me going, Lurkman. Well done.
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in today's New York Times is a book review of
the newly-released autobiography of Donovan,
the popular 60's singer/song-writer.
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/11/28/books/28masl.html
Interesting line from the review:
[Donovan] adds his version of what has turned out to
be
Replies interleaved below.
--- Gillam wrote:
Just wondering, Judy, would you be interested in a live,
in-person satsang at any venue?
Judy wrote:
Do you mean satsang as in sit around informally
with spiritual compatriots and yakking about
experiences and stuff? Or do you mean a
*** Swami G has a website: http://kundalinisupport.com/
this isn't like signing up for a new course . a new college
class.. Unfortunately this is how sadhakas are viewing Diksha
and entering a path . oh it's just another type of learning
and more is better ...
No it
That night I woke up with my heart chakra
feeling like it was in a stainless steel vice. Did some
sedona and other work around it and it released.
One can also find relief by reading the taos.
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--- George DeForest wrote:
i read in todays FF Ledger, a whopping 30 ppl
cast their votes in Maharishi Vedic City.
in an official climate of damn democracy,
i guess that makes them the rebel activists?
George, you raise in interesting question. Indeed, why
does Maharishi Vedic City have
Date: Thu, 06 Oct 2005 08:26:14 -0500
To: Raja Michael Dillbeck
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Farrokh Ruffina Anklesaria
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Your activities
You and your cohorts should not bother to call us unless you have
been specifically instructed by Maharishiji to do so.
Comments interleaved below.
An anonymous TM teacher wrote:
the $2,500
course fee is infinitesimally small in comparison
to what you'll get from regular practice of
Transcendental Meditation. I tell you truthfully
that you can't begin to even imagine it!
Can't imagine what? How
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The reason [Maharishi] doesn't like democracies is that he doesn't consider
the
common man qualified to have a say in governmental policy. He thinks that
individuals should just concern themselves with their
--- hanumanhoffman9 wrote:
In a previous post it was mentioned about a
from Ritam Corp. who fell into a fire.
That man was Steven Hauring. One of the
sweetest men ever. This was at the Cedar Creek
Lodge, a number of men who had enjoyed the Sterling
Men's weekend were participating in a
Ed Goldfinger was felled by heart failure in the mid-90s or so. He was what, 50?
Was Ed Tarabilda in his 50s?
Sandy Kopff was 47 when her car slid into an oncoming truck between Fairfield
and
Ottumwa. I'm told the accident was one she was trying to avoid by virtue of
having been
warned by a
--- Peter Sutphen wrote:
--- Patrick Gillam wrote:
Sandy Kopff was 47 when her car slid into an
oncoming truck between Fairfield and
Ottumwa. I'm told the accident was one she was
trying to avoid by virtue of having been
warned by a jyotishi. She had been in a car accident
a few
When I read this yesterday I intended to post it as its
own thread, but it seems apt here.
This is the opening to Chapter Seven of _How Green
Was My Valley_, by Richard Llewellyn, first published
in 1939. The narrator, Huw, had a terrible mishap the
night before.
I woke up in the bed
I just heard Director David Lynch is going to talk about
his quest to teach Transcendental Meditation in the schools
today on Here and Now, a program produced by WBUR
in Boston. I imagine it'll be at the end of the hour-long
program.
In Iowa, Here and Now broadcasts over KUNI at
90.9FM from
-wheat, Whole Earth types. The school my kids attend,
on the other hand, is in its early 30s, and attracts a lot of
mainstreamers.
Perhaps the older Rama organization attracted young
people seeking parent symbols.
- Patrick Gillam
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--- mark meredith wrote:
TM true believers are very different from christian TBs in terms of
the surface beliefs but I feel the underlying emotional motivations
for belonging to such groups are very similar.
I used to feel a kinship with the fundies, and was amused by
the similarity in our
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--- mark meredith wrote:
TM true believers are very different from christian TBs in terms of
the surface beliefs but I feel
--- Peter wrote:
Tom, if you aren't reading anything on this newsgroup,
then why are you posting on it?
I, for one, had expressed interest in how his yagyas were
working. I believe a few others also asked to be kept informed.
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Anyone going to these events? I'd be interested to read a report.
Friday Lunch - still a few seats available
Founders Day Alumni Reunion Event Luncheon!
Friday afternoon from around 12:00 - 1:15 p.m.
Join us for lunch at Annapurna (Student Union) and share
--- TurquoiseB wrote:
When I first meet a woman I find myself
attracted to, it is her *aura* that attracts me. ...
I guess I'm just an aura lecher. :-)
Does this lead to aural sex?
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listmembers rise up in a social action this way. That
in itself may be adequate feedback as to what degree
of discord this community will tolerate.
Ah'm agin bannings. They smack of the very elitism
that so many of us disdain about the TMO.
- Patrick Gillam
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There's a school of thought which holds that all of life in
ignorance is yearning for healing, for wholeness. I meant
the phrase healing power of awareness in that sense.
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--- sparaig wrote:
It is the distortion of male-
female relationships that is the problem.
Well, a lot of ordinary television
--- TurquoiseB wrote:
--- Patrick Gillam wrote:
You know how SCI sees creation in layers? In the Course, these
are the layers, from the surface to the core:
- Nice guy, trying to get by, impinged upon by circumstances.
- Raging maniac angry at the world
- Scheming ego, looking
mother. Now I see
where your writing talent comes from. But can you cook?
Please accept my condolences.
- Patrick Gillam
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He definitely sells his point of view - quite expensively, in fact. But
that's what people with good insights (or bad ones) do. It's up to
Your points below, Mark, get a thorough treatment in
Robert Merry's _Sands of Empire_, which I posted some
remarks about some weeks ago. If you can spare the
time, you might enjoy Merry's summary of two competing
paradigms, the Idea of Progress vs. the Cycles of History.
- Patrick Gillam
the evils of strip clubs: it depends on what you
bring to it.
Criminy. With all my hammering of personal responsibility, I sound
like a conservative.
- Patrick Gillam
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Like the website!
Thanks, John. Send me some clients and I'll leave you alone around here.
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wrote:
I know a guy who worked for a while at a Wal-Mart
distribution center in Raymond, New Hampshire.
...
My friend was reviewed periodically
work, which is highly emotional, and ordinary labor,
which is mostly physical.
Just intellectual games, but engaging.
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I'm liberal with the tips.
Is this relationship distorted?
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. Others
are saying
Christ can operate in a strip club, no problem. That's what I'm taking away,
anyway -- I
know how people hate to have words put in their mouths. If I got it wrong,
though, forgive
me. I don't mean to attack you. Honest!
- Patrick Gillam
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I'm probably way behind the curve on this one, but have
people listened to these satires of the president's weekly
radio addresses?
http://www.theonion.com/content/radioaddress
I find them risible, to say the least.
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(and I'm saying this to a guy who
gives sex workshops), I'd be interested in reading what
you have to say about the energies you've had to manage
as a result of money and power.
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/12/05 3:36 PM, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He tried to BS the initiator who found him there, that he was there for his
sake...as if to save him and other stray initiators. Felt to me as if
there was some
totally beyond anything your average real estate agent ever
has to suffer.
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I haven't gone back through enough posts yet to learn if Kirk was in
New Orleans and if so, if he's ok?
Vashti, Kirk posted this report:
Saved Through Dzogchen
A few months back I sought Dzogchen Protector practices
intend to keep.
- Patrick Gillam
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you define what you mean by exploitation? Maybe its a semantic
problem in my not being able to see the exploitive aspect of dancers.
Is choice the key factor for you? So
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you are not a relable source of information. Go back
to Langley, you rakshasa poo-poo head!
http://tinyurl.com/d4hoc
Child Development, by Billy Collins
As sure as prehistoric fish grew legs
and sauntered off the
stoned
together. He was funny then, and he's funny now. :-)
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you are not a relable source of information. Go back
from the New York Times:
Some holdouts seem intent on keeping alive the
distinct and wild spirit of this city. In the French
Quarter, Addie Hall and Zackery Bowen found a
unusual way to make sure that police officers
regularly patrolled their house. Ms. Hall, 28, a
bartender, flashed her
the nephews be burning
in hell or something?
If they're not suffering, can we presume that (1) karma isn't instant,
or (2) they didn't take the money?
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Funny, but I've never consider the ethical or karmic ramifications
of Maharishi's nephews skimming all that money for their own
purposes. In Maharishi's universe
--- authfriend wrote:
I suspect it's one of his
quasi-gnomic statements
I love this. Quasi-gnomic.
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keep a generous vig for their trouble.
This, or simple mismanagement, is what sent Earl Kaplan
over the edge, if the posts here are to be believed.
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. But then
I think of the civil contributors, and figure maybe
there's hope.
I suppose it take all sorts, but I don't like having to listen to it.
Indeed, you do not have to listen to it. Bob. All contributors
are identified. You can know from experience that Patrick
Gillam has nothing to contribute
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Shemp, you'll love this...
Read the whole column at:
http://www.townhall.com/columnists/JohnStossel/printjs20050907.shtml
http://tinyurl.com/9jruh
As long as we're discussing the merits of higher prices,
Slate
.
Are there not statistical means by which researchers can
cull influences other than the variable being studied? For
example, the superradiance research tried to filter out weather,
seasonal cycles of crime and other factors that could
have queered the data.
- Patrick Gillam
I've heard it was Mark Twain (who else?) who said writing is a great way to get
rich and a
terrible way to earn a living.
- Patrick Gillam
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It is a fallacy that there is usually much
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I emailed a friend of mine up at MUM to ask whether he thought the 500
pundit rooms might be used for refugee housing. He said that all the
Sadie file came into being, the Mia Farrow/
Maharishi story was an isolated incident I was inclined to
dismiss. Now I've read enough to dismiss the Farrow incident
not as unlikely, but as overkill. I've read enough that I don't
need it.
- Patrick Gillam
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another's that the whole seventies sex
scenario strikes me as extremely plausible.
I've simply had a shift in what I'm willing to believe.
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, Rob, it would have been too obvious.
As it is, very clever.
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kind of hard for me to blame him for making awailable
stuff that, in my heart, I wanted him to share.
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that (1) you absolutely must have this
latest thing (amrit, gems, a new house) if you are to
make anything of your time on earth, and (2) it's gonna
cost ya. Utlimately, my friends just walked away.
--- Patrick Gillam wrote:
Ii will say this: back in the day, there was a buzz
among TM
--- shempmcgurk wrote:
--- Patrick Gillam wrote:
It's kind of hard for me to blame him for making awailable
stuff that, in my heart, I wanted him to share.
That would be true if you view MMY as a head waiter whose job it is
to cater to your every whim.
Or if I view myself
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In a message dated 9/1/05 7:40:18 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm not being coy here. I truly would like for one of
you -- maybe both of you -- to explain how anti-war
activities show hatred
What's this Living in Joy scene all about? Anybody here done this?
Thanks.
- Patrick Gillam
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My friend knows Joques well
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I do believe that was during the Vietnam War,
not the
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. Bush 41 managed it by being a
good
manager. Clinton thrived on it, being who he is. As for Bush 43 (to get back at
digging at
W), I don't see the innate resources that would help him cope.
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and the military? Am I
hearing you right?
I can't tell if you're serious or just baiting Judy.
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of
the purity of the teaching. And it embodies the sclerosis
of TM orthodoxy.
Thanks, Maharishi, for TM. I was lucky to get in on it when I did.
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--- markmeredith wrote:
TB christians find the thought of
billions of people who believe differently being
murdered by God spiritually inspiring.
Makes me want to get one of those Betty Bowers bumper
stickers that says, Flatter Jesus or he'll torture you in hell.
liberty *or* give me death with these
people. It's give me liberty *and* give me death.
- Patrick Gillam
--- Tom Pall wrote:
I detect that there is an embodiment of evil in New Orleans, ever
since my first visit. Voodo, Santaria evil. Evil deeds piled up upon
evil deads for centuries
at the beginning and in the middle invariably
disappoints at the end, as well.
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--- Rick Archer wrote:
Are rescuers routinely chopping
through all the roofs to see if anyone is in there?
*All* the roofs? God help them. It can't be done.
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Jim, were Karen and Larry Slates involved in
the Kansas City Capital project when you were
there? I got to know them when I went to grad
school at Mizzou. Never met anyone on the
Capital project, though. Before my time.
- Patrick Gillam
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--- off_world_beings wrote:
Maharishi has a technique that ANYONE (any layman or yogi)
anywhere can practice.
(*sigh*) If only anyone could learn.
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climatologist of Oregon has pointed out, so has
the frequency of hailstorms in the U.S. (see Changnon and Changnon)
and cyclones throughout the world (Gulev, et al.).
Thanks for this perspective, Shemp. Always glad to hear from the science crowd.
- Patrick Gillam
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Very good, Rick! I'm sure you've spoken for a lot of
people -- many of whom will tell you so in the days
after publication.
Isn't it funny how fulfilling it is to see one's own
feelings expressed by good writers and speakers?
- Patrick Gillam
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The address was kirk underscore bernhardt at cox dot net.
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Rick, have you revised your letter yet again? I'm curious to see where it's
headed.
- Patrick Gillam
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Nice letter. Much more diplomatic than I tend to be. Also, it implies that I
am still part of the TM movement, and I
people.
Good luck, and thanks for entering the fray.
- Patrick Gillam
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 8/29/05 1:27 PM, Patrick Gillam at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rick, have you revised your letter yet again? I'm curious to see where it's
Is anyone following Maharishi's weekly conferences? I'm
told Maharishi said recently that, by 2011, only one billion
people would be living on the planet in a survival-of-the-
fittest situation.
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--- Patrick Gillam wrote:
Is anyone following Maharishi's weekly conferences?
I'm told Maharishi said recently that, by 2011, only
one billion people would be living on the planet in
a survival-of-the-fittest situation.
Peter wrote:
You got a problem with 'dat?
Not at all! Bring
the wakefulness
in the room, and there's darshan that's about
shakti, or energy. Different things?
- Patrick Gillam
Vaj wrote:
It's been interesting to watch this whole idea of darshan as something
important develop. From my perspective, it's largely an artifact of
spiritual materialism and one
Today I received the message below from Jennine
Fellmer, Maharishi University of Management director
of expansion.
Main points:
- This is year 1,955,855,107.
- World leaders are deaf to Maharishi's message because
they've subjected themselves to drugs, alcohol, poisonous
foods and
and spirituality.
In this celebrity-soaked culture, God is the ultimate star.
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authfriend wrote:
With such an overwhelmingly major change
on the horizon, whose outcome none of us can predict,
why not bide our time and withhold judgment?
Sounds like a prescription for living one's entire life.
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authfriend wrote:
With such an overwhelmingly major change
on the horizon, whose outcome none of us can predict,
why not bide our time and withhold judgment?
--- Patrick Gillam wrote
Sounds like a prescription for living one's entire life.
--- TurquoiseB
--- shempmcgurk wrote:
Remember that school is still out on who was behind Oswald's killing
of Kennedy and there is a very real possiblity that it was CAstro's
revenge for Kennedy attempting to kill him.
For a fictional yet plausible explanation of the Kennedy
assassination, read _Tears
on.
Interesting to see the milestones near each of those 7-year
points, too. The first teacher training course in '61 or '62,
the Beatles in '68, the TM-Sidhis in '76 and '77, the Taste
of Utopia gathering in '83...
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, Current Events and U.S. History.
Here's a picture of a note a Minister left on a shelf
that formerly held the books:
http://tinyurl.com/ds6gb
See more photos and an explanation at
www.flickr.com/groups/reshelving.
See a blog entry at http://tinyurl.com/72w4t.
Uncensored, I am,
Patrick Gillam
. At risk of spoiling the revelation for
future readers, the criterion has everything to do with the men's families.
- Patrick Gillam
Passing stranger, go tell the Lacedaemonians
that here we lie, obedient to their laws.
- epitaph for the Greeks at Thermopylae
between transcending and
relative life. As a former professor of mine was fond of saying,
That's a testable proposition. How would you design a study
to test it?
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--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], authfriend [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(My response to Einstein: God *does* play dice with
the universe, but He can calculate the odds to
infinity.)
Regarding that famous Einstein quotation, have you seen this?
http://tinyurl.com/c4yn2
(May require a pass to
Seriously, Peter, where do you take issue with Topliffe's
arguments? You dismiss his facts? All of them? Some?
Thanks.
- Patrick Gillam
Peter wrote:
Thanks, Laurence, you fundie nut bag!
Letter to the editor of the Fairfield Ledger by
Laurence Topliffe, August
18
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