When searching for a name to call the followers stupid enough to pay
him a million bucks for the privilege, and looking for one that captured
the combination of ethics and humility they represented, he certainly
couldn't have done any better than Raja or Maharaja.
(-:
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Can I be the first to congratulate authfriend and Share for
Like Sera said, maybe delve a little deeper into some of his writings before
you make a snap judgment. Diary of a Drug Fiend was one I found very
insightful.
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Buck, just being practical for a moment: how the heck would that work? After TM
everybody would have to leave the hall and then just the sidhas allowed back in
for TMSP and YF?! Anyway, the women's side of the town flying hall is usually
packed in the evenings. I think on campus the meditators
Yesterday I was thinking about and missing all the people who have drifted
away, especially since Neo. Also, I hope the abundance of my posting hasn't
driven anyone away. I am aiming for 10 or less per day and for at least some
humor with all the conflicts.
Sounds like modern alchemy to me!
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Ketu and Rahu are currently transiting the Aries/Libra axis. Aries is the sign
of the Self and Libra of the Other. Can mean a lot of upheaval and karmic burn
off in the relationship partnership area of life. Helps me understand this
widespread phenomenon you mention, Buck.
feste, you're one of the people I was thinking of and missing. Hope you're well
and happy. I'm loving the cooler weather today.
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Neo has kind of turned FFL into a forum for people who can spend a lot of time
on it and keep track of who said what. I think it's a big loss, losing the
people who used to contribute less frequently but adding just the spice that
was needed, just the unique perspective that kept FFL lively and
emptybill, thank you for this. I've had some experiences of that level and
somehow it is so full in itself, that all other desires fall away without any
bother. But I'm glad Maharishi said that we'd fulfill our desires. That tricked
my big fat ego and rajasic self into letting me get onto a
The unintended consequences of shutting down comments on articles is
that the hostility will no longer be online but in the streets. It's a
sign of the time. People feel threatened by increasing authoritarian
behavior on the part of governments and corporations. So maybe it's
good they take
the only way I have been able to check these posts is because I have them sent
to my yahoo e-mail account - trying to use the FFL group page itself is
ridiculous.
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So you will be made to sit through a 30 second ad before you will be
able to post a reply or even a read a topic. I just use the email.
On 09/28/2013 09:18 AM, doctordumb...@rocketmail.com wrote:
I also find the whole Neo thing pretty dysfunctional, and a great
reason why shareholder
Title: New Downtown Flying Hall
Title: New Downtown Flying Hall
Card, I like Maharishi's analogy of bad karma being like a bill that comes due.
Say the bill is for $100. If you've been doing TM, etc. then you have $1000 in
the bank and it's not a pinch to pay that bill. Otherwise, you have only $10 in
the bank so it is quite a pinch to pay it. The bill is
John, Dr. Nader received his MD from American Univ in Beirut where he also
studied internal medicine and psychiatry. His PhD from MIT is in Brain and
Cognitive Science. He did post doc work in Neurology at Mass Gen Hospital,
Harvard Medical School. With all this, he is a very humble person and
emptybill, when I think of a contemplative, I think of someone absorbed in
adoration of God. I don't think of someone thinking and ruminating about God.
Plus I think sanyama includes not only darshana but also dhyana and finally
samadhi. But I would bet that all traditions of any depth have
John, IMO, if anyone can unite the different factions of the TMO, Dr. Nader is
that person. He reminds me of that Sanskrit saying: in the vicinity of yoga,
hostile tendencies dissipate. And Buck has told us how he resolved the
challenge about Maharishi's will.
What percentage is the viewership of the group who are subscribed versus
subscribed? It's an open group that anyone can view without
subscribing. I wouldn't be surprised that the views by non-subscribers
could be several times more than the actual posters.
On 09/28/2013 11:23 AM,
Don't worry about the intellectualizing over the concept. You know
how it works once you experience it. It's a very essential element of
tantra.
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Wake up and try to get it right (rtam).
The term is achintya bheda-abheda and means
Good catch, thanks Judy.
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Share wrote:
emptybill, when
A nice read from the past showing how underhanded M and his minions have been
in business dealings, and TM was always a business you know.
http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/religionreport/transcendental-meditation-and-the-nsw-labor-council/3510138#transcript
Yeah, baby - that sumbitch was enlightened wasn't he?
Maharishi University of Management celebrates the dawn of a New World
Order of Peace, as demonstrated by the invincibility of President Fidel
Castro of Cuba, the freedom of President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe, the
Divine Rulership of
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Steve wrote:
Like Sera said,
(Sera??)
maybe delve a
Well Ann, I guess you can dismiss the value of someone by their appearance, or
you can scratch beneath the surface and see if there might be something more
there.
You know, it's the old adage about appearances being misleading.
From:
I have been following the feedback on the Yahoo Groups comment site. Yahoo
gives lip service to this notion of we value your input. It is evident that
it is only lip service. There is one lady in particular, Owl who is leading
the charge to get Yahoo to return to the familiar format. It
A very good analogy, IMO.
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Card, I like Maharishi's analogy of
In a nutshell, how did he do that? Or is there a link to the post where Buck
goes into that.
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Steve, Buck reported that Dr. Nader suggested that the situation with
Maharishi's will be taken to the Shankaracharya. And he upheld Maharishi's will
as naming Dr. Nader as his heir. Sorry, the Neo archives are very difficult to
work with. It was some time ago. But if I can find it I'll pass
Hey Judy, sorry for any nastiness. Seraphita's analysis of the book touched on
some of the reasons I did like the book. Addiction issues have always been of
interest to me, maybe because those tendencies run in my family, although more
along an OC vein.
What I enjoyed about Diary of Drug
No, that is plenty good. But, when money and assets are involved, I'd be
inclined to think the Shank's input would be sort of useless.
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I guess it would depend on how much separation of govt and religion there is in
India.
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Steve, I think even the behavioral addictions like gambling have a chemical
component. Meaning that the behavior releases and or stimulates certain
chemicals in the brain that produce a good feeling. But I would think that the
direct chemical addictions like cocaine might be beyond whether or
It appears to me that corruption is more rampant in India than just about any
other emerging country.
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LOL! They'll try anything to bolster this guy.
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I'd say it depends on what one's dharma is. Here's a little poem: if you're in
your dharma, you'll get the good karma!
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emptybill, the whole enterprise seems screwy to me. How could so much info be
in any way useful? Who's going to analyze all that data?
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that does sound right. and as I recall, when the discussion of this book came
up before, many years ago, I was more confident that the modality put forth in
the book could be effective. and as I recall, I was pretty well blasted for
that. I think that a substance addiction such as that is
I agree, that the accumulation of good karma can have no connection to the
practice of TM. Or it can. Just as there are many ways to accumulate money.
(or waste money for that matter)
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