Fear can be irrational. Trust can be out of wisdom, experience or being naive.
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Do you mean *between* "fear" and "trust"? You see, we seem to agree on this
as well. I would consider these two words vi
What floors me are some people fear guns more than terrorists.Personally, I
have no fear of a gun in the possession of someone that has a permit.However,
someone that is either a thug or terrorist is a different story. Someone that
goes to the trouble to get a permit, obviously obeys the law.
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What floors me are some people fear guns more than terrorists.Personally, I
have no fear of a gun in the possession of someone that has a permit.However,
someone that is either a thug or terrorist is a different story. Someone
I like it. "It's a time to unite." Like what he said about "the right to bear
arms" also. :)
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While were at it let's have Field Marshall Von Empty comment about this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ruVmJs01eo
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I like it. "It's a time to unite." Like what he said about "the right to
bear arms" also. :)
I liked the expression, "hijacked our faith" in reference to the extremists
(Sayed and his wife) who happened to be Muslims and
There is a big difference in fear and trust.
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My point ex
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My point exactly. We agree on that point.
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I think he sees you as a Djinn:
https://youtu.be/Kw6rj4k85Ek
Available on Neflix. From Tobe Hooper ("Texas Chainsaw Massacre" and
"Poltergeist")
On 12/06/2015 06:43 PM, awoelfleba...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote:
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*/Empty,
Are you afraid of guns? What's this fear thing that you have? Fear leads to
irrational behavior.
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My point exactly. We agree on that point.
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Are you afraid of guns? What's this fear thing that you have? Fear leads to
irrational behavior.
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To:
While were at it let's have Field Marshall Von Empty comment about this
video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ruVmJs01eo
(For those afraid to click it is an interview with some members of the
mosque that the San Bernardino shooter attended speaking out in support
of the community and
It's not the fear of mass shooters, it's the fear of an over reactive federal
government that would size guns.
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You'll feel better after a stay in one of our re-education camps. :-D
On 12/06/2015 11:20 AM, emptyb...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote:
O.K. I can only laugh...I've been to Australiaperhaps we could
learn from the legacy of convict settlers:)
Yep, convicted or not, lets allow them
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I think he sees you as a Djinn:
https://youtu.be/Kw6rj4k85Ek https://youtu.be/Kw6rj4k85Ek
Interesting creature but I don't think so. He sees me as the doting, enslaved
wife of the jihad dude; I'm basically barefoot and pregnant
Monsanto was started by an idealistic scientist who thought he could
keep the world from starving. Then his marketing department got a hold
on things and now it's all about making money, not helping feed the world.
Keep in mind that Monsanto started out almost a century ago when no one
would
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I'm still a meditator (2x daily for 20 minutes since 1975). Used to do the
Siddhis, but the time investment got way to large for the return. Does this
put me in the TB camp. Fine. I don't really care one way or the
I've been enjoying Empire which plays on FOX. It's a very good
representation of the politics of the music industry of which I was a
part for many years. I've also been watching episodes of the original
Australian version of The Slap on Hulu+. I'll be comparing episode
two of the NBC
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, noozguru@... wrote :
I've been enjoying Empire which plays on FOX. It's a very good
representation of the politics of the music industry of which I was a part for
many years. I've also been watching episodes of the original Australian
version of The
What you have to realize Mr. Rishi, is that after the recent FFL schism, I'm
the only True Believer posting to this forum with any consistency - all the
other TBs were chased off due to the crude insults of the atheists.
There are one of two TMers still trying to get in a word or two
Thanks, Emily for the link, but I'm too old to be digging and sweating on a
farm. I've got so much more to do and so little time to be doing it in. If I
can make time, I'll walk to the farmers market this weekend with the family dog
to get some exercise and maintain my range of motion, but
I'm still a meditator (2x daily for 20 minutes since 1975). Used to do the
Siddhis, but the time investment got way to large for the return. Does this
put me in the TB camp. Fine. I don't really care one way or the other.
Lately, I'm here for the book, film and tv recommendations since
Your diet sound pretty sensible to me, Mike. We are not big eaters anymore, so
we are particular about what we do spend our money on.
Only rich people have enough money and time to eat organic and worry about
things like GMO apples. Most people are too poor to be worried about whether
their
Farmers markets are year round here. The produce selection this winter
has been pretty dismal due to the drought.
When I was living in Seattle I shopped the co-op. Some of our
supermarkets, like Raley's, have large organic produce sections and it's
sometime worth checking prices because some
Well, just to admit it, I thought I'd died and gone to heaven (I mean dropped
the body) when I had my first heirloom tomato also. Since then, I've
discovered they aren't all bursting with succulent flavor and meaty
texturenot the one's in the stores that is, but that first one had me
So, you are saying it is just a personal taste test for you, right? Because it
is far more than that for most. Most produce bought in grocery stores,
including Whole Paycheck, pales in comparison to what is harvested and eaten
directly from a garden. Here's some science for you - :)
GMO
This conversation is fun!
So, now I'm being needle for making a large, carbon footprint for traveling all
over God's creation in pursuit of my GMO and Organic goodies. Number 1: if
you look at the pdf. I posted of the Tri County Area Farmer's Markets, I pretty
much can't travel in any
Isn't that just like a TMer - say something they don't agree with and they
call you a name and try to get everyone else to shun you. Go figure.
Note: The term 'Internet Troll' is frequently abused to slander
opponents in heated debates and is frequently misapplied by
those who are ignorant of
So, it's a taste preference, but there's no science behind it. I think that's
what I said - it's just a cult mind-set that you still have from your days
working for the TMO, sort of like an indoctrination. Sometimes it takes years
to get over the cognitive dissonance when you've been in a
Richard is a troll. He even contradicts a lot of his own posts
regarding healthy eating. Most of us just ignore him.
On 02/18/2015 03:04 PM, ultrarishi wrote:
You are right, I have not provided any links to show the safety of
organic vs. non organic and I'm not going to. I have researched
I have an organic lemon tree. That's because it takes nothing to have a
lemon tree in California. Just have the tree pruned about every other
year. They are Myers lemons so are slightly sweet. OTOH, I have a
green apple tree which I've tried to do organic. Doesn't matter what I
do and
Cool. It was a slow day anyway. I just need to keep my anti-astroturfing
skills honed! LOL.
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I will never forget the first time I tasted heriloom tomatoes. My God! I
thought I was going to drop the body!
It sounds like you had a religious experience!
I wonder how much fuel you burn up searching out for all
there is a hellofa taste difference between commercially raised veggies and the
ones I get from my brother who grows his in his rather large garden - he is
about 90% organic I guess and his produce is mighty fine.
Big difference in taste also in the farm raised shrimp you get in the grocery
I will never forget the first time I tasted heriloom tomatoes. My God! I
thought I was going to drop the body!
These films come and go from Netflix and Amazon Prime, but I highly recommend
them. They are well put together, engaging, and entertaining.
Food, Inc.
King Corn
The Botany of
No farmer's markets? That where I can buy certified organic goods for a
reasonable price.
On 02/17/2015 02:31 PM, ultrarishi wrote:
turq wrote:
Oregon is a great place, east or west, but you are not even making any
sense, Ultra - how are you going to provide reasonably priced food to
your
Yes, western Oregon around the Cascade range is green but venture into
eastern Oregon and you hit The Great Desert. Relatives on my mother's
side lived in the Portland area.
Going after GMOs is a way of going after the uber materialistic greedy
who will do anything to get rich even if it
I remember both of my times in Oregon fondly. There was a level of GREEN there
that I haven't found elsewhere since. I mean Green in terms of foliage, not
politics, but it was always pretty Green on that level, too. Whether by law or
by politically-correct mutual agreement, GMO foods here in
Oh, my Gawd, a spliced hybrid apple! This is just outrageous! Please pardon
me while I gag.
The Maharishi says don't eat GMO' foods and the cultist fall down at his knees
to pray. This is so funny I can't stop laughing. The last time I checked, all
organic apples must be certified that
Thanks for the confession. I always suspected that you were responsible for
promoting cult religions in that area. What happened to all the money?
So, when are you going to start making restitution for selling non-sense
syllables to all those poor students? If we are to believe the
Actually, I can more than afford to be on a similar diet but have never been
into the *organic/ natural health food* craze. Organic/*inorganic*, all the
same to me. I've always settled for Maharishi's *original* advice on diet, eat
what your mother gives you, although that has been severely
Apparently the paleo diet is pseudo-science. They actually didn't eat
that way during the paleo age.
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2015/02/the-paleo-diet-is-pseudoscience-this-is-what-our-ancestral-menu-really-looked-like/
On 02/17/2015 11:15 AM, Mike Dixon mdixon.6...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]
Where do you live in Oregon? I lived in Eugene twice -- once back in 1969-70
and once a few years later when I got stuck being TMO State Coordinator for
Oregon and Washington. Loved it, except for the constant rain, and now I live
in the Netherlands...with near-constant rain. :-)
From:
Some companies have started no-GMO labeling on their own. These are
mostly for products that Monsanto and their ilk have not intruded on
such as coconut oil. And according to Jeffery Smith, the GMO expert,
only yellow corn is GMO. Popcorn, white corn, red and blue corn have
not yet been
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