[FairfieldLife] Re: Bye-Bye Bin Laden?

> > 1. Whatever begins to exist has a beginning. > > > > 2. The universe began to exist. > > > > 3. Therefore, the universe has a cause. > > turquoiseb: > Ahem. Might I point out that point #2 is merely > an assumption on your part, one caused by not > being able to conceive of the universe

[FairfieldLife] Re: 6-th St., Austin, Texas

Yifu: > I hope things have improved since then. > http://www.museumsyndicate.com/images/5/49922.jpg > You poor dumb shit - those are venues for live music. http://www.austinchronicle.com/calendar/music/ http://www.austin360.com/ Not too far down the street is where Robert Johnson once recorded

[FairfieldLife] Re: Vaj's Cosmic Consciousness

> > It seems that both camps actively work at denying each > > the other's experience. Like a spiritual warfare is > > going on over the hearts and minds of the meditation > > market. > > turquoiseb: > I can honestly state that I have never encountered > an organization that claims that its

[FairfieldLife] Re: Fake photo of Osama's death

> > > I never said Obama was born in Kenya... > > > > > Where I come from, silence usually indicates > > agreement... > > Bhairitu: > Where you come from would not be missed if it > disappeared tomorrow. > Don't you just hate those Latinos. You probably support the Caste System in India, right?

[FairfieldLife] Re: Fake photo of Osama's death

Bhairitu: > Unlike the weekend after 9-11 I barely heard *any* > locals talking about the Bin Laden thing yesterday > or today. We remain skeptical around here and this > is a liberal community... > Get a grip - your town probably has less than 2,000 liberal hippie residents in it. What woul

[FairfieldLife] Re: Vaj's Cosmic Consciousness

Vaj: > > What I'm saying is that while there exists > > extraordinary evidence of extraordinary states > > of consciousness in the scientific record (of > > various yogis, etc.), currently no such > > extraordinary record exists for any TMers... > > > Can you cite a double-blind, peer-revie

[FairfieldLife] Re: Fake photo of Osama's death

> > So, you're thinking that 9/11 was an inside job, > > and Obama was born in Kenya, and that Osama bin > > Laden is still alive, but we are in the FFL > > 'stupid group' because we accept evidence from > > President Obama and Secretary Clinton that bin > > Laden is dead? > > Bhairitu: > I never

[FairfieldLife] Re: Vaj's Cosmic Consciousness

Vaj: > What I'm saying is that while there exists > extraordinary evidence of extraordinary states > of consciousness in the scientific record (of > various yogis, etc.), currently no such > extraordinary record exists for any TMers... > Can you cite a double-blind, peer-reviewed, scientif

[FairfieldLife] Re: Fake photo of Osama's death

Bhairitu: > What I'm seeing on FFL is the same stupid group > think behavior I saw in my local community the > weekend after 9-11. Ya all got your 'merican > flags and wavin' them? I remember they were > selling American flags right outside the Safeway > and teenage boys struttin' around like

[FairfieldLife] Re: Bye-Bye Bin Laden?

turquoiseb: > And even though he was a near-psychotic religious > fanatic madman, it's worth remembering that the > person who made the US economy what it is today > was just killed... > Translation: Barry is really scared his income might run out and he might have to get a job to pay his shar

[FairfieldLife] Re: Fake photo of Osama's death

> > It was like they were trying to program the > > minds of the public or had some kind of > > subject stuttering disorder... > > authfriend: > But isn't it amazing how *all* the TV stations > and *all* the newspapers and *all* the online > news sites are saying the same things? The > gove

[FairfieldLife] Re: Bye-Bye Bin Laden?

> > > If so, then it would be simple for a small group > > > of conspirators to grow a bin Laden body in a > > > lab. > > > > > Maybe monkeys can fly out of your butt. > > Bhairitu: > So you're a "useful idiot?" > So, you're thinking the U.S. military grew a bin Laden body inside a secret lab,

[FairfieldLife] Re: Bye-Bye Bin Laden?

Bhairitu: > Supposedly Bin Laden has been dead since 2002 > but the military didn't have any body. Maybe > they were growing one in a lab somewhere... > So, you're still clinging to the birther and truther conspiracy theories. LoL! Maybe Obama was born out of wedlock and maybe his father wa

[FairfieldLife] Re: Fake photo of Osama's death

> > I have to admit that there's a hint of tinfoil hat > > inside me that looks at how quickly the body was > > dumped out at sea and wonders if they did, in fact, > > kill OBL. > > turquoiseb: > Some articles have pointed out a couple of valid > reasons for the burial at sea... > Are there a

[FairfieldLife] Re: Fake photo of Osama's death

> > Osama Bin Laden is dead – prove it > > Vaj: > Where's his death certificate!? I bet > he doesn't have one! > How much would you be willing to wager?

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Dawn of SidhaMan:Superman Renounce American Citizenship

turquoiseb: > I simply can't wait for the first TB > TMer here to repeat the bullshit > that the TMO never claimed that people > would be able to fly after taking > the TM-Siddhis course... > The only people to make any claims on FFL about flying was Barry Wright, who claimed he once saw Rama

[FairfieldLife] Re: Birthers *still* don't believe Obama

do.rflex: > Birthers *still* don't believe Obama > Are there any 'birthers' on this forum? Don't go postal, John, it's over. Stop trying to sidetrack everyone with your nonsense-prattle and silly political cartoons. Face it: your political leaders are stupid, really stupid people. Obama could ha

[FairfieldLife] Re: Mt. Athos featured on 60 Minutes

Curtis: > That phrase refers to my opinion of Shankara. > But, the thread was about Patanjali. You said Patanjali was 'full of it' and his premises are 'bogus'. Why would you be telling Buck that Patanjali was bogus if you wanted to dialog with Buck about Yoga? It doesn't make any sense. Fraq

[FairfieldLife] Re: Obama birth certificate issued by White House

> > This has little to do with where President Obama > > was born...And much to do with unadulterated racism... > > Plain and simple. > > Rick Archer: > It's ALWAYS been about having a black man as President, > So, for you it is a race question, not a birth question? The birth certificate say

[FairfieldLife] Re: Obama birth certificate issued by White House

do.rflex: > No, Obama's grandmother didn't say he was born in Kenya > So, when did Obama get the name 'Hussien' as a middle name, at birth, or from a relative in Hawaii? LoL! Don't got postal, John, just answer the question.

[FairfieldLife] Re: Mt. Athos featured on 60 Minutes

curtisdeltablues: > In retrospect some of my replies to Doug might fall > into the trollish category. > Yep! "I just think he was full of it and that his premises about reality are bogus." - Curtis http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/message/274662

[FairfieldLife] Re: The thing about Blissnazis is that they don't know what they are

So, do you have any new points to post? If so, you forgot to post them. How many times have we read this from you - twenty times this year? Why not post something new for a change? Fer chrissakes, get off this 'blisninny' rap! You are boring, Turq. turquoiseb: > I've gotten used to the Blissnazi

[FairfieldLife] Re: Obama birth certificate issued by White House

> > Actually...GOD just smoteth a huge swath of the Bible Belt. > > It was actually a quantum fluctuation from Christian fundie > > stress being released... > > do.rflex: > Birther confronts Obama... > Don't you just love the Obama apologists going absolutely POSTAL screaming how much they do

[FairfieldLife] Re: Obama birth certificate issued by White House

Vaj: > Actually...GOD just smoteth a huge swath of the > Bible Belt. It was actually a quantum fluctuation > from Christian fundie stress being released... > Some people will turn any tragedy, even the weather, into a political talking point, I guess. Go figure.

[FairfieldLife] Re: Dems plans wedding between GOP and Big Oil

Bhairitu: > The Democrats are finally getting that mocking > the GOP is the way to go! > So, why is your president conducting a war in three countries, if it's not to get more oil for you to use in your car? Why not just stop using foreign oil and drill and refine your own oil in California? >

[FairfieldLife] Re: Obama birth certificate issued by White House

> > Interesting that what Willytex quotes isn't from > > either of the Web pages he gives URLs for. > > Joe: > Judy, you have to understand that what WillyTex sees > when looking at the birth certificate is different > from what you and I see: > You are s

[FairfieldLife] Re: Obama birth certificate issued by White House

n on margins, every smudge, everything? Frankly, until today I was thinking this birther thing was much ado about nothing, but after seeing this document I now have many suspicions about Obama's birth..." http://tinyurl.com/3kz7clp > > > Interesting that what Willytex quotes

[FairfieldLife] Re: Obama birth certificate issued by White House

authfriend: > Interesting that what Willytex quotes > isn't from either of the Web pages he > gives URLs for... > The quotes are from: 'You've GOT To Be Kidding Me!' http://market-ticker.org/post=185094 and 'The Corner' http://tinyurl.com/3kz7clp &

[FairfieldLife] Re: Obama birth certificate issued by White House

Bhairitu: > Sometime I think Florida needs to be broken > off and shipped along with Texas to Antarctica. > Don't you just hate those Hispanics! "The House budget blueprint for the next fiscal year would keep the current Medicare program in place for people now 55 and older. But those youn

[FairfieldLife] Re: Obama birth certificate issued by White House

Vaj: > Who wants to guess what the replacing conspiracy > theory will be? > That this document has been cropped and altered by an idiot who thought he knew how to scan a birth certificate using Adobe Acrobat? At the least this was a scanned document produced by a moron who thought he knew Phot

[FairfieldLife] Re: Message of Saint Baba Jaigurudev

Tom Pall: > Also, why did he have to utter my mantra. > Satnam? > Not just once but several times. > Now it's lost all of it's power! > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satnam

[FairfieldLife] Re: Social Networking Invites

Bhairitu: > > It's funny though interacting with 20-somethings... > > Apparently nearly 50% of Facebook users are over age 30.

[FairfieldLife] Re: Social Networking Invites

Sal Sunshine: > What you're supposed to do is ignore them. :) > So, this is how you ignore them. :) > As I've been doing. FB I enjoy, Linkedin i have > no interest in. And even FB gets monotonous. > There's really no substitute for good old-fashioned > face-to-face. > We cannot see your face

[FairfieldLife] Re: This Modern World - Conservabot Returns

Rick Archer: > This Modern World - Conservabot Returns > So, you want to bring down the federal budget deficit, brought on by federal government overspending on entitlements and public pensions, by either minimizing the pain or making the rich pay? Go figure. http://www.credoaction.com/comic

[FairfieldLife] Re: Social Networking Invites

Bhairitu: > What really annoys me about these groups is > some twenty something telling me "what I'm > supposed to do." > Probably what really annoys you is not having very many friends to share your story with, whether on Facebook, Twitter, or anywhere else.

[FairfieldLife] Re: Nabby will like this one

turquoiseb: > It was (and is) a few individuals who have opinions, > and state them publicly... > "A lawsuit was created in the Superior Court of California on January 6, 2005 (Case No. 05cc01931). But realizing that the exposure was high Rahm eventually refused to go to court. No other alleg

[FairfieldLife] Re: About the Amma Cult

> > You probably are too young to remember when his > > followers poisoned the people in a town in Oregon > > using salmonella. > > Ravi Yogi: So how does that matter? "Others have pointed to the fact that although Sheela had bugged Osho's living quarters and made her tapes available to the

[FairfieldLife] Re: The world would be better if religion were considered a hobby

turquoiseb: > And as for the second point, I hold that > everything in the world is very much real... > "Materialism is "a theory that physical matter is the only or fundamental reality..." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Materialism > > Nihilism: > > > > 1. The rejection of all religious and m

[FairfieldLife] Re: The world would be better if religion were considered a hobby

turquoiseb: > I think the world would be a much better place > if we got rid of all this "seriousness" crap > that has built up around religion or one's choice > of a spiritual path... > Nihilism: 1. The rejection of all religious and moral principles, often in the belief that life is meanin

[FairfieldLife] Re: Sai Baba, R.I.P. April 24-th, 2011

Joe: > I imagine his "kumkum" covered lingam > was one of the first to go... > You seem to have a special interest in other people's sex life, or lack thereof. PRURIENT INTEREST: A morbid, degrading and unhealthy interest in sex, as distinguished from a mere candid interest in sex. http:/

[FairfieldLife] Re: W H O is Sai Baba?

> > That they thus managed to dupe perhaps million of > > other lost fools like yourself to believe in these > > rumors is in no way a surprise... > > turquoiseb: > Here's another simple, easily-answered question for > you, Nabby. > > Has there *ever* been a spiritual teacher who you > once

[FairfieldLife] Re: About the Amma Cult

> > Like I say, I've only seen a handful of videos > > and a few of the writings, but I like what I saw. > Vaj: > Osho, aka Rajneesh, was a Nitrous Oxide addict who > also had a love of marijuana milkshakes and Valium. > Some of his books are said to have been dictated > while under Nitrous

[FairfieldLife] Re: Why do Vedantic techniques "suck"?

cardemaister: > Why do Vedantic techniques "suck"? > Which ones - all the Upanishad teachers were transcendentalist that followed Vedanta. The main difference between the Vedantists is that some believe that Chaitanya (circa 1500 AD), was an Avatar - Madhva, Nombarka, and Vallbha do not agre

[FairfieldLife] Re: What is waking down?

> > When your guru starts putting out cigarettes > > on women's bodies as a teaching lesson... > > turquoiseb: > In my experience, it is not unusual for > students of a controversial teacher to > outshine their teacher when they start > teaching themselves, and to carry with > them none of th

[FairfieldLife] Re: What is waking down?

Tom Pall: > Would someone kindly state the high concepts > of Waking Down for me? > Everyone knows that 'Waking Down' is derived from the same source as the 'neo-Advaitins'. Notions of being 'all of who we are', 'unity', 'awakening', to the 'fullness of your own nature', being 'united' in

[FairfieldLife] Don't revere your holy men, eat them! (was Re: Zombie Apostles)

turquoiseb: > For those anxious to put this theory > to the test, wouldn't Sai Baba be a > good test case...? > Well, probably none of us know Sai Baba any more than we know you, except maybe Conny Larssen, so why not you be the test case, since this is your idea? You're wise enough to ha

[FairfieldLife] Re: Zombie Apostles

turquoiseb: > Catholics have always struck me as wusses < with all of their fake "body of Christ, > blood of Christ" stuff. Why not go for the > real thing? > Don't you just hate those Catholics!

[FairfieldLife] Re: A Conversation With Patanjali

Ravi Yogi: > Anyway I think Bhoga Saadhana could > indeed mean "contemplating on worldly > pleasures or indulgences"... > "Samsara is described as mundane existence, full of suffering and misery and hence is considered undesirable and worth renunciation. The Samsara is without any beginning

[FairfieldLife] Searching for Eldorado

Neutrality, percipience, and non-agency Most of everything we know is we know through our eyes, ears, and sometimes with our nose. That is, we observe things and events, we see doors, tables, and chairs. But, are there other kinds of valid knowledge? We can also run and jump, think, and talk to

[FairfieldLife] The Situation

THE SITUATION (received in email-reformatted for easy reading) In Washington, DC at a Metro Station, on a cold January morning in 2007, this man with a violin played six Bach pieces for about 45 minutes. During that time, approximately 2,000 people went through the station, most of them on their

[FairfieldLife] Re: Fwd: : WHAT DOES DONALD TRUMP KNOW ABOUT OBAMA?

wleed3: > WHAT DOES DONALD TRUMP KNOW ABOUT OBAMA? > "Jerome Corsi's "Where's the Birth Certificate" continued questions will either be answered or remain inconclusive. However, no matter what the media says about the issue, people are curious as Corsi's book hit the Amazon charts hard and f

[FairfieldLife] Re: Now It Can Be Told: 'Just in C.C.'

emptybill: > > Zeno Nagarjuna reveals the dirty little secret. > > Like Bradley, Nagarjuna would dialectically analyze every concept and show that it is neither existent, nor non-existent, nor both, nor neither. > Yer jus' a figment of my imagination ... > Actually, it is not correct, in the

[FairfieldLife] Re: 'Just in C.C.'??

> > CC is not a static state but is a signpost on the > > road to development of freedom... > > Bhairitu: > One is just moving towards Brahman anyway so these > are just the "scenery" along the way... > Actually, people are not "moving" anywhere. Brahman is an already existent; not an object of

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Kill Team

> > You're still subscribing and reading Rolling > > Stone? Go figure. > > Vaj: > Don't worry, I suspect no one from Rolling Stone > will be coming down to Austin to hold a gun to > your head and make you read some good journalism. > Yeah, some good journalism - that's what we need! "Barack

[FairfieldLife] Re: I think I've finally figured it out...

turquoiseb: > ...why some people are so attached to this "all > experience is pain" thang. They've never had > Unity experiences. > > What they consider the "highest" experiences > they've ever had involve either transcendence or > Maharishi's CC. In other words, experiences that > are totally b

[FairfieldLife] Re: What if they gave a pile on party and no one came?

turquoiseb: > Some folks are so attached to their their beliefs > that they cannot help but react to anyone who > believes something different by trying to "get" > them... > So, you "believe" this to be true and it's "getting to you", so you want to get them before they get to you? You just gave

[FairfieldLife] Re: Sai Baba Dead?

> > Since there is abundant evidence that Sai Baba > > was a pedophile fraud... > > nablusoss1008: > Is that so? Where is that "abundant evidence"? > There is no evidence and there are no charges in Indian courts against Sai Baba. And, since Baba is probably dead, there's no chance for a

[FairfieldLife] Re: What's your guNa-vRtti-virodha? ; )

> > > > You are either free or you are bound. If free, > > > > then you have no need for a yoga; if bound, by > > > > what means can you free yourself? > > > > > > > So you are back from hunting prairie-dogs in > > > Wyoming but still feel the torment of unnatural > > > urges. > > > > > You ar

[FairfieldLife] Re: A Conversation With Patanjali

curtisdeltablues: > You may be overstating that since Samkhya > came a lot later than many of the > principles in Hinduism... > Samkhya came long before 'Hinduism'; before the historical Buddha (563BCE), and before Buddhism. That's why historians think the Buddha may have been influenced by Sam

[FairfieldLife] Re: A Conversation With Patanjali

You seem bound to post off-topic photos, so I guess to that extend you are not free. Or, you feel free to take up internet band-space for no good reason. Yifu: > fish market, 1935 > http://www.museumsyndicate.com/images/4/32470.jpg > > > I just think he was full of it and that > > > his prem

[FairfieldLife] Re: What's your guNa-vRtti-virodha? ; )

> > You are either free or you are bound. If free, > > then you have no need for a yoga; if bound, by > > what means can you free yourself? > > azgrey: > So you are back from hunting prairie-dogs in > Wyoming but still feel the torment of unnatural > urges. > You are not making any sense - are y

[FairfieldLife] Re: A Conversation With Patanjali

curtisdeltablues: > I just think he was full of it and that > his premises about reality are bogus... > But, for some reason you practiced yoga for fourteen years and majored in philosophy at MUM? It just doesn't make any sense! Samkhya is the philosophical foundation of all Indian culture

[FairfieldLife] Re: A Conversation With Patanjali

turquoiseb: > > Ignoring attempts to derail this thread and make it > > all about Buddhism, I'm going to bring it back to its > > original subject, Patanjali... > > Samadhi, dukkha, suffering, nirodha (cessation) are crucial terms in Buddhist vocabulary. The doctrine of suffering is the core o

[FairfieldLife] Re: What's your guNa-vRtti-virodha? ; )

turquoiseb: > See what happens when you stop considering > these guys "holy" or "wise?" > It has nothing to do with being holy or wise. The point is, if your life is satisfactory and without any suffering or pain, then why would you be practicing a yoga to gain release? You are either free or

[FairfieldLife] Re: Single-source reality: The problem with "enlightenment

authfriend: > Life is so much simpler when we have Barry to tell > us what to think... > Turq got mixed up again - nihilism means that life is without objective meaning, purpose, or intrinsic value. Turq seems to be the nihilist when he asserts that morality, norms, rules, or laws do not in

[FairfieldLife] Re: Single-source reality: The problem with "enlightenment

itting around thinking that you've already got all the answers. Read more: Subject: Vidya From: Willytex Newsgroups: alt.meditation.transcendental Date: Aug 29 2002 12:31 am http://tinyurl.com/62v2b5p

[FairfieldLife] Re: Single-source reality: The problem with "enlightenment

ali refers, is more especially a god of yogins. He can come to the help only of a yogin, that is, a man who has already chosen Yoga. Read more: Subject: Ishvara: God of Yogins Author: Willytex Newsgroups: alt.meditation.transcendental Date: July 31, 2002 http://tinyurl.com/6y47q9t

[FairfieldLife] Re: What's your guNa-vRtti-virodha? ; )

> > What kind of life-hater aspires to "consider all > > experiences painful?" > > authfriend: > And there we have it, the definitive refutation of > the Yoga Sutras: Because one verse sounds to Barry > as if it implies hatred of the world, therefore the > entire work is worthless to him... > O

[FairfieldLife] Re: What's your guNa-vRtti-virodha? ; )

> > "However, the wise (though their own mind is totally free > > of all sorrow) consider all experiences painful as they are > > all the fruits of the actions of ignorance" (Y.S. II.15). > > turquoiseb: > What kind of life-hater aspires to "consider > all experiences painful?" > Buddhists and

[FairfieldLife] Re: What's your guNa-vRtti-virodha? ; )

"However, the wise (though their own mind is totally free of all sorrow) consider all experiences painful as they are all the fruits of the actions of ignorance" (Y.S. II.15). 'Enlightened Living' by Swami Venkatesananda http://tinyurl.com/33wy6kj

[FairfieldLife] Re: Myron H. Phelps' notes on Radhasoami

the Gupta Age in India. Read more: 'The Radhasoami Tradition' A critical history of guru successorship By David Christopher Lane Subject: Its Not What You Think! Author: Willytex Newsgroups: alt.meditation.transcendental, alt.yoga, alt.meditation Date: August 26, 2003 http://tinyurl.com/283gfbw

[FairfieldLife] Re: What if they gave a pile on party and no one came?

> > A certain someone will try -- as she does every > > week -- to diss several people she never gets > > tired of dissing... > > Bhairitu: > I suspect that certain someone goes through life > picking fights anyway. Most likely on other places > than just FFL... > This is your 'dissing'? Very

[FairfieldLife] Re: Ammachi in Iowa

> > Really there are not very many people in the > > domes... > > > There are no longer any living masters in the TMO, > so there is no person one can go to within the TM > organization if one has questions about their prac- > tice or experiences that are not covered in the > basic guidelines t

[FairfieldLife] Re: What if they gave a pile on party and no one came?

> > But what if no one piled on...? > > nablusoss1008: > Judy simply disintegrate your attempts with > her piercieng insights exposing your vain > plans for everyone to see... > So, it looks like, with Judy's help, we've corrected all the misinformation spread around here by all these discre

[FairfieldLife] Re: Ammachi in Iowa

turquoiseb: > What I've been trying to suggest in this series of > posts, Buck, is that it's a sad situation which is > perpetuated by the people it's being done to remain- > ing silent and not blowing the whistle on this in > public... > Anyone can pretty much tell that Turq has not attended ve

[FairfieldLife] Re: Guru Dev's last will & testimony

So, I guess we can put this rumor to rest, since there's not any new evidence being presented - GD died of natural causes due to old age. He left a will which was carried out by the Jyotirmath Trust; there was no murder and the cook was not even in the same town when GD passed away. 'The Cook

[FairfieldLife] Ignorance or dishonesty, or both? (was Re: Analyzing the TMO using the "eco)

> > > Nothing here about any 'murder' of GD by MMY! > > > > > Stop making weird shut up Willy, you're starting to > > sound like Judy now! > > authfriend: > Willytex is making nothing up; Vaj is. And I don't make > stuff up, eve

[FairfieldLife] Re: A Radhaswami Guru

Yifu: > In the Radhaswami Tradition, just discovered > him 5 min ago, haven't had time to investigate. > If like the rest, wants your devotion and money. > If you have any money you could donate - lots of people donate to Amma and perform devotion to Amma and her movement. Best and worst p

[FairfieldLife] Re: Fwd: Fw: SNOPES EXPOSED---Finally

> > Exactly the same way that the "TM supporters" try to > > demonize anyone who criticizes TM and MMY, eh? :-) > > Vaj: > They have to demonize, because the cannot do so through > honesty and forthrightness. Twisting the truth is their > modus operandi, all the while claiming to be honest or

[FairfieldLife] Re: Guru Dev's last will & testimony

> > Nothing here about any 'murder' of GD by MMY! > > Vaj: > Did you actually read it? It was sealed before > the murder. > > Stop making weird shut up Willy, you're starting > to sound like Judy now! > So, I guess if their was a 'murder', or even the rumor of a murder, it would have been

[FairfieldLife] Re: Guru Dev's last will & testimony

Well, I guess this puts to rest the Jyotirmath succession controversy once and for all, as well as Vaj and Professor Swayer's opinions about the legal successor in the line of the Jyotirmath Shankaracharya - what I have been saying for close to ten years now. Case seems to be closed, thank

[FairfieldLife] Re: Analyzing the TMO using the "economic psychology" model

So, you're fascinated by Judy's posts! turquoiseb: > The fascinating thing is that none of this strikes her > as in the least obsessive, and as a multi-year, ongoing, > compulsive attempt to "get" someone who just coincident- > ally happens to be a TM critic. > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.

[FairfieldLife] Re: Analyzing the TMO using the "economic psychology" model

ot; doesn't count. He's > a total 'tard.) > Don't you just hate that Willytex! Hey, Joe, you know my name is Richard, but if it makes you feel better to call me 'tex', go ahead - I don't mind. But why do you have to base your comments on birth circum

[FairfieldLife] Re: Analyzing the TMO using the "economic psychology" model

> > Seems to be increasing lately, infiltrating > > posts and then becoming the main point. I > > spoke up, Joe, but I just can't make it stop. > > turquoiseb: > The thing is you CAN'T make it stop. "It" is > Judy's entire life; she has nothing else. > > We are talking about a person who, wh

[FairfieldLife] Somewhere west of Laramie

Some readers will already be familiar with my obsession with 'smooth' things, i.e., cargo cults, some tantric cults involving sexual thaumaturgy, deviant cults, and cults with supposed access to the Axis Mundi or Materia Mater, that is, the abject physical objects which man deems worthy of h

[FairfieldLife] Re: Analyzing the TMO using the "economic psychology" model

> > Once Barry starts lying, he can't stop. > > turquoiseb: > And Judy believes that after 17 years of obsessing > on the same "stalkee" she has any credibility. :-) > > At this point she's now spent almost half of her > posts this week trying to "get" him. My bet is that > this ratio will hold

[FairfieldLife] Re: Well, mahaasiddhis "favourable" for samaadhi?

Vaj: > Siddhis are said to be as desirable to a knower of > the Self as milk-porridge in a dog's vomit... > "...he miraculously created the palace of Lotus Light endowed with inconceivable decorations and also emanated a replica of himself on each of the surrounding eight islands where they

[FairfieldLife] Re: Well, mahaasiddhis "favourable" for samaadhi?

cardemaister: > From Bhojadeva's comment on YS III 45: > "Thence follow psychic powers like the ability to reduce the body to the size of an atom, etc., and perfection of body and its immunity from the ravages of the elements of nature" (Y.S. IV 45). Enlightened Living (Yoga Sutra of Patanja

[FairfieldLife] Re: Government Shutdown Looms

> > If this happens, a lot of people will be very > > upset. This is another example of our politicians > > at work in Washington DC. > > authfriend: > Mostly the Republicans. After major concessions from > the Democrats, the GOP is now holding an agreement > hostage to their demand to defund P

[FairfieldLife] Re: Sai Baba may croak

Rick: > > > Sai Baba may croak > > > Joe: > Not for Willy, Curtis. Any post is cause > for Willy to trot out his tired routines. > It never seems to bother him that 99% of > the time he ends up pissing in the wind > with no takers on his trolling. > Thanks Joe, I knew I could count on you!

[FairfieldLife] Re: Sai Baba may croak

> > Not all people who grow 'Afros' have dark skin, Curtis. > > curtisdeltablues: > Nice try. > Fred Lenz, Zen Master Rama, lived in upstate New York near Pound Lake. LoL!!!

[FairfieldLife] Re: Assault of the Monastery of Santa Engracia

Yifu: > Assault of the Monastery of Santa Engracia > Don't you just hate those Spaniards! "The war began when French armies crossed Spain and invaded Portugal in 1807 and then in 1808 turned on its ally, Spain..." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peninsular_War

[FairfieldLife] Re: Why Glenn Beck lost it

> > > As for anti-semitism that is a term that right > > > wing Israeli factions use to derail criticism > > > of their apartheid... > > > > > So, you're thinking that anti-semitism is a myth > > and there was no holocaust - it was all made up > > by right wing Israelis to derail criticism of the

[FairfieldLife] Re: Texas prairie dogs - unusually slender

Yifu: > Texas chili with beans: > You fu*kin ignorant fart-blossom bigot, Texas-style chili contains no beans!!! "Chili was first invented by the Spanish Canary Islanders, in the city of San Antonio, Texas, which they founded" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chili_con_carne

[FairfieldLife] Re: Capt. Lazaros Apostolides with Greek fighters

Yifu: > Capt. Lazaros Apostolides with Greek fighters > Don't you just hate those fu*kin Macedonians!

[FairfieldLife] Re: new product: - multicultural crayons

Yifu: > For every skin color. What about aliens? > Why do you keep talking about skin color and aliens when you don't even have an immigration reform plan? Maybe you should just keep your pie hole shut about ethnicity. Are you from outer space or what? 'We now see the real Obama on immigra

[FairfieldLife] Re: Texas prairie dogs - unusually slender

Yifu Xero: > Subject: Texas prairie dogs - unusually slender > So, you have a very strong prejudice against people due to their birth circumstances. You sound like a racist. And because I live in Texas you think I eat prarie dogs; all Mexicans eat tacos; and all Chinese eat dogs? Is that righ

[FairfieldLife] Re: Why Glenn Beck lost it

Bhairitu: > As for anti-semitism that is a term that right > wing Israeli factions use to derail criticism > of their apartheid... > So, you're thinking that anti-semitism is a myth and there was no holocaust - it was all made up by right wing Israelis to derail criticism of the Israeli state's

[FairfieldLife] Re: Analyzing the TMO using the "economic psychology" model

> > I guess what I am saying is that TM-haters as a term is > > unnecessary drama as a term for people who don't think > > about TM exactly as you do. > > turquoiseb: > Let's say that again, a little louder this time, because > a lot of TM addicts on this forum are a little hard of > hearing:

[FairfieldLife] Re: Sai Baba may croak

curtisdeltablues: > > I appreciate Steve having my back but I didn't > take Rick's post to have anything to do with > Sai's personal life, just his professional > charlatan life. I didn't think he was implying > more than that. > You mean that you don't think Rick was implying that you were

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