“Schismogenesis”
Quoting Atmore: “The idea of “schismogenesis” was first identified by Gregory
Bateson to describe the ways in which relationship between individual or groups
deteriorate. Schismogenesis occurs in several different ways: factional
schismogenesis , in which a group
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
Take a look at this, it’ll look very familiar: https://masterangels.org/
https://masterangels.org/
As will the prices. You can buy a General Admission Ticket (lol) to one of
his intro courses for the low, low price of $250 for the
Take a look at this, it’ll look very familiar:
https://masterangels.org/
As will the prices. You can buy a General Admission Ticket (lol) to one of his
intro courses for the low, low price of $250 for the day. Or, if you want to
meet with the Master himself, a “Golden Pass” is the way to go,
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
I have several friends, people I thought would surely know better. It seems
with MMY gone the “head guru” field is wide open.
And I see once again people are granting themselves phony degrees and calling
each other “dr.”
Sal
On
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
I have several friends, people I thought would surely know better. It seems
with MMY gone the “head guru” field is wide open.
And I see once again people are granting themselves phony degrees and calling
each other “dr.”
Sal
On
Hey Sal, At last we can agree on something! How many years has that taken? We
should celebrate or something.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
I have several friends, people I thought would surely know better. It seems
with MMY gone the “head guru” field is wide open.
And
I have several friends, people I thought would surely know better. It seems
with MMY gone the “head guru” field is wide open.
And I see once again people are granting themselves phony degrees and calling
each other “dr.”
Sal
> On Mar 31, 2019, at 5:31 PM, feste37 wrote:
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I have seen someone get sucked into this "Master John" cult, and it is not
pretty. Supreme Grand Master? Oh, come on . . .
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
Book:
Supreme Grand Master John Douglas and Maharishi Mahesh Yogi: The Christ
Mission and Earth Ascension
By Dr.
Book:
Supreme Grand Master John Douglas and Maharishi Mahesh Yogi: The Christ
Mission and Earth Ascension
By Dr. Susan Andersen, under guidance from the Divine Masters with a Foreword
by Dr. Christopher W. Hartnett and Dr. Linda Saint-Denis Hartnett
Possibly more than a tax shelter church,
Cognitive dissonance, a TM v Yogic Flying Schismogenesis?
/Schismosis? Asking around here about the ‘schism’ at the time that ‘yogic
flying’ came out and people here are noting that a number of even their own TM
initiators who taught TM in the mid and later 1960’s and the very early 1970’s
Q:The tru-beliver would look at it that there is a schism where people would go
off to see other gurus or spiritual people and groups?
A: "That is their problem and it does not have to have anything to do with
what people are doing out here in the community. But it is in the complexion of
Meditator Quakers..
A history of Ff’s silent Quaker meetings
#385494 Friends Journal article, The TM Diaspora...
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/385494
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/385494
---In
“People, meditators are for getting done what needs are for themselves as what
they are getting done communally.”
“Within the various meditator infused churches, temples, and spiritual groups,
in
Fairfield, Iowa this has not just only to do with groups meditating, the
transcendent is an
Yet,
People, practicing meditators were disaffiliated from the group?
A: Just on the intellectual level of belief by personality of administration.
The naturally limiting value of beliefs is that not everyone is going to
believe the same thing. Just like a forest of trees are not going to be
“Is it necessary for something to be strong for everyone to act and behave in a
similar way on a behavioral level? This is one of the amazing things about
Fairfield, Ia. is that it proves ‘no you don’t have to be’. That you can have
wildly different people who believe, have wildly different
Using “schismogenesis” as an anthropologist's social science vehicle for
driving through the Fairfield, Iowa story becomes a whole different level of
exploration into the story of community.
At a Communal Studies Association Annual Conference I presented a paper as an
overview road-map
Is not this diversity in community with the transcendent experience a good
thing? That you could have such diversity exploring and such unified
perspective. Avenues of teachings, pathways or faithways that relate. Informed
by experience, is that diversity a schism or a healthy diversification?
Is not this diversity in community with the transcendent experience a good
thing? That you could have such diversity exploring and such unified
perspective. Avenues of teachings, pathways or faithways that relate. Informed
by experience, is that a schism or a healthy diversification?
---In
‘Schismogenesis’? What a hoot. Someone got their doctorate coming up with that
term.
Q: In a communalism that is here in Fairfield, Ia. it is interesting to see
that there has been overt and covert schismatic processes going on that is
reflected in subsets of community that are here.
"..Some types of schismogenic behavior are expressed, yes. But what we have
here in community is there is ‘no schism is possible in consciousness’.
She, the author of the paper is not going to see that because she does not
meditate, she is not going to understand what that means and the
In Fairfield conversation..
Q: Schismogenesis in the Fairfield meditating community?
A: On the superficial level there is some but experientially not so much.
There are going to be the whack-jobs like (..) that are fractured, the mentally
fractured. There is mental fracturing as that is
Exampling Schismosis:
Factional schismogenesis, in which a group splinters
What TM movement community meditators can recognize as a creed, a difference
with those who are seen as ‘devotee’ True-Believers’ with an orthodox faith and
belief and then ‘practitioner meditators’ who are here in a
Thanks,dbraff8. You give a good example that is noteworthy in aspect of what
is communal meditating Fairfield, Iowa having withdrawn or disaffiliated itself
from TM.org-Fairfield strictly, either covertly or overtly.
A Lot of people have come and are now gone away and yet there remains in
Fascinating. I Googled the author and title to read the entire piece. I
taught and practiced TM for over 35 years. It was invaluable earlier in my
life. I look on my spiritual journey as starting with being a devout Catholic,
experiencing spiritual malaise, finding TM, dissatisfaction,
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