The response went off-line I post the missing posting
I asked you to present evidence that there was
more than one person
acting as Shankaracharya (whether he claims the
title to two maths
or
not -- disputed claims, one might add) who was
opposed to
Maharishi.
I quote
So the other Shankaracharyas are chopped liver? The
fact that Swaroop had face time with Guru Dev doesn't
mean anything. Guru Dev's master had many disciples,
but we only hear about Guru Dev because good disciples
are few and far between. In other traditions, Judas
was a disciple, too, but
There are a few books available of the teachings of Shantanand Ji. They
can be had by contacting the Study Society at
http://www.studysociety.net/
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On Mar 25, 2005, at 7:29 PM, peterklutz wrote:
Any comment on the Rocicrucians and their knowledge by MMY?
Did you know I was a Freemasonic scholar? Ask something more specific.
I wish I knew how, I am as ignorant
On Mar 25, 2005, at 11:38 PM, off_world_beings wrote:
Ok. Do you know what they hid at Rosslynn?
Ha ha.
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 1:24 AM, Rory Goff wrote:
To tackle your questions on the traditional koshas or sheaths, we
could maybe align the koshas with the chakras etc.
The chakras, nadi and points are part of the prana-maya-kosha.
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 5:33 AM, peterklutz wrote:
Come to think of it, that's a good topic - the Rocicrucian view on
Atlantis?
There are no Rosicrucians. There was a movement in society created by
the manifestos and largely driven by the angst left over from the
reformation and how it failed
On Mar 26, 2005, at 12:43 AM, Kenny H wrote:
I thoroughly disagree with this statement though I have heard people
say it for years now and have hear Maharishi imtimate it. However,
when you sit up in front of people and wait until someone puts your
deerskin down before you get seated. when
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 12:43 AM, Kenny H wrote:
I thoroughly disagree with this statement though I
have heard people
say it for years now and have hear Maharishi
imtimate it. However,
when you sit up in front of people and wait until
someone puts
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on 3/25/05 11:56 PM, Bob Brigante at
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Until you know that: Maharishi slept on the floor
at the foot of Guru
Dev's bed; people do not follow rigorous diets,
but in fact choose
what they want to eat; development of
On Mar 26, 2005, at 7:29 AM, Peter Sutphen wrote:
Perhaps it doesn't work for you. You can't claim to
have the experience of others.
So you are saying you have witnessed MMY formally accepting sishyas?
That's the point here, not that people do not or cannot derive some
benefit from him or
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 12:43 AM, Kenny H wrote:
I thoroughly disagree with this statement though I have heard
people
say it for years now and have hear Maharishi imtimate it.
However,
when you sit up in front of people
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 5:33 AM, peterklutz wrote:
Come to think of it, that's a good topic - the Rocicrucian view on
Atlantis?
There are no Rosicrucians. There was a movement in society created by
the manifestos and
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 1:24 AM, Rory Goff wrote:
To tackle your questions on the traditional koshas or sheaths, we
could maybe align the koshas with the chakras etc.
The chakras, nadi and points are part of the
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You are right, he does use many of the props and a
lot of the pretense.
We're talking about McDonald's drive-thru style
meditation here. It
ain't 'the real thing'
on 3/26/05 6:32 AM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mar 26, 2005, at 1:09 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
No one can be a personal guru to the masses, but you're kidding
yourself if
you don't think he had a very close guru/diciple relationship with the
inner
circle
The guru-disciple
on 3/26/05 6:39 AM, Peter Sutphen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I get more involved with Punditji it's becoming
clearer and clearer that there is an inner and an
outer relationship with the guru. The outer
relationship means, essentially, nothing. You can tell
absolutely nothing of the
Then you've got him sussed.
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 12:27 AM, rudra_joe
wrote: Is MMY really a grade 33
He did initiate some westerners into Brahmacharya with an elaborate
ceremony.
Would you elaborate on that please?
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Perhaps it doesn't work for you. You can't claim tohave the
experience of others. -PeterIt's not that it works or
that it doesn't work. It's the denigration of all past traditions in the simple
phrase, "Spiritual Regeneration," or other (tmed) Maharishisms. It's not the
purity of the
As I get more involved with Punditji it's becomingclearer and
clearer that there is an inner and anouter relationship with the guru. The
outerrelationship means, essentially, nothing. You can tellabsolutely
nothing of the inner relationship from theouter relationship of another. We
know
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 8:31 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
He did initiate some westerners into Brahmacharya with an elaborate
ceremony.
OK, here's a fine point: did he personally initiate them or did he
have
a Brahmin
'Modifications to MMY biog including views represented through FFL'
I recently received an email with the above title. I have copied my
reply:-
Hi again. I noticed the title of your email and have wondered what can
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posting at
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snip
As I get more involved with Punditji it's becoming
clearer and clearer that there is an inner and an
outer relationship with the guru. The outer
relationship means, essentially, nothing. You can tell
on 3/26/05 7:54 AM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mar 26, 2005, at 8:31 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
He did initiate some westerners into Brahmacharya with an elaborate
ceremony.
OK, here's a fine point: did he personally initiate them or did he have
a Brahmin perform the rite? Who
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(continuing in the model of mergence of Purusha and Prakriti
through
the various dimensions or bodies)
...So when viewed from the inside, while these processes are going
on, it can get more than a little
So Maharishi performed some type of official ceremony so a handful
of people could be officially called disciples, big whoop. Is there a
rulebook that describes a guru-disciple relationship? If so does it
specifically void relationships that are absent this.some ceremony?
Isn't the guru disciple
Shannon Dickson's report on his Brahmachari initiation:
Hi Rick,
Regarding my Brahmacharya initiation by MMY, it was a lovely ceremony late
one night in Majorca. He had the large picture of Guru Dev above a puja set
in his room at the Hotel Samoa, and when I came in the room he had me sit on
the
Rick
What is Shannon up to now? How long did his brahmachari lifestyle
last? Did the others, Billy Clayton, Rob, et al, also get this
particular initiation?
Ken
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Shannon Dickson's report on his Brahmachari initiation:
on 3/26/05 12:31 PM, Kenny H at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rick
What is Shannon up to now?
He lives out in Hawaii now. He had polio as a child - his inoculation gave
it to him - and this led to complications later in life which qualify him
for Medicare support or something like that. He also
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on 3/26/05 6:39 AM, Peter Sutphen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I get more involved with Punditji it's becoming
clearer and clearer that there is an inner and an
outer relationship with the guru. The outer
Well, Pundiji left this morning from Ft. Lauderdale
airport. Got to spend some time with him in his room
this morning just sitting in that amazing darshan.
Then everyone went downstairs to a larger room for a
brief satsang with the local Art of Living people.
Drove the Indian people traveling
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His
"skin boy" gave me all ofPunditji's bedding and cooking pots to wash and
keepfor when he comes back the next time. Then we all wentand had
lunch and told Punditji and MMY stories.Pretty
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Robert
Byrd?
Senator of West Virginia, "former" Grand Klegel of the Ku Klux
Klan.
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 11:10 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
He did it. I don't know if was an upanayama ceremony. It lasted about
an
hour and was done privately for each man. He laid his hands on their
heads
and did other stuff.
Thanks for sharing that--that was beautiful to hear.
I don't want
Title: [CTN-Jogues] Fwd: Guardianship Theresa Schiavo
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Hey Rick,
I didn't know how to clean up
Maybe this whole Schiavo thing is symbolic-omenious for North-America
at this time..
Do we kill her or let her stay with us, hoping for improvement..?
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"Instead of serving to protect the assets of incapacitated
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forunscrupulous guardians to loot the assets of their wards and
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Maybe
this whole Schiavo thing is symbolic-omenious for North-Americaat this
time..Do we kill her or let her stay with us, hoping for
improvement..?
There will probably be some very important
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So the other Shankaracharyas are chopped liver? The
fact that Swaroop had face time with Guru Dev doesn't
mean anything. Guru Dev's master had many disciples,
but we only hear about Guru Dev because good
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 9:16 AM, off_world_beings wrote:
Your just mad because TM gets taught in some public schools in the
US,
gets taught to offenders in Missourri, is funded in research by the
NIH, and is soon going to
in the absence of facts and common sense, make up a rightwing nutter
conspiracy theory
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Got to spend some time with him in his room
this morning just sitting in that amazing darshan. Then we all
went and had lunch and told Punditji and MMY stories.
And then you all went to the Kareoke bar and
Whatever your beliefs about the Teri Schaivo case, lets all together
now pray for the most evolutionary outcome to occur.
A group prayer from the minds that have been on a strong spiritual
track for decades. No judgement or personal desire. Lets just pray now
for the righteous thing for Teri
WOW !
This really goes to how out of touch and prejuduced you really are.
No wonder you are always badmouthing TM.
TM was NOT considered a religion by that court case, but your mind
has turned it into its negative. TM won the case. Get informed !
Secondly TM is taught in a Public school in a
Wrong. TM lost that court case, because it was deemed to have
religious overtones.
The 1977 court ruling, Malnak v. Yogi, dealt a serious blow to the
movement. TM appealed to the New Jersey State Supreme Court claiming
they were not teaching religion, but proven scientific techniques. The
Wrong. It was overturned, and TM is now being taught in Public
Schools in the US, and has been for at least 10 years. The first one
I know of was in Washington DC, and goes back before the 1995 DC
WPA. (of course the redneck fundie christians will never let it get
widespread in Public
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Instead of serving to protect the assets of incapacitated persons,
the existing guardianship system presents the opportunity for
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 9:16 AM, off_world_beings
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Your just mad because TM gets taught in some
public schools in the
US,
gets taught to
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on 3/26/05 3:32 PM, Peter Sutphen at
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Well, Pundiji left this morning from Ft.
Lauderdale
airport. Got to spend some
You seem to be the only one that knows that, as there are no articles on the Web that support that claim.
Sal
On Mar 26, 2005, at 6:26 PM, off_world_beings wrote:
Wrong. It was overturned, and TM is now being taught in Public
Schools in the US, and has been for at least 10 years.
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 7:19 PM, Sal Sunshine wrote:
Wrong. TM lost that court case, because it was deemed to have
religious overtones.
And of course you are correct Sal. .
Why are you spreading lies Vaj?
This is very
Its $2.50 a day over 3 years.
Few keep up with it for three years.
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What DOES matter is if they are charging 2400 USD
a pop.
That is criminal.
No its not. You are making this up.
Its $2.50 a day over 3 years.
Which is less than
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in the absence of facts and common sense, make up a rightwing nutter
conspiracy theory
snip
+ Iam sorry you seem to have the same problem as the judge in the
case.
He does not look for or see the evidence
On Mar 26, 2005, at 7:32 PM, Peter Sutphen wrote:
The age of enlightenment must be here, Off_world and I
agree upon something! Sure, MMY appears to do some
pretty whacky things, but to dismiss his enlightened
status is a mistake and to dismiss his techniques
means they simply did not bear
Nice experience Ken. I'm not a fanatic with Punditji
saying everyone must do his program or some such
thing, but if you like saints, go an see him if you
have the chance. It's usually a very nice expereince
at worst and a real life changer at best! We became
way to fanatic about other saints in
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You seem to be the only one that knows that, as there are no
articles
on the Web that support that claim.
Sal
Your mind is tuned to not find it. You'll need to cure yourself of
that oneday (not a judgement,
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 7:33 PM, off_world_beings wrote:
Why are you spreading lies Vaj?
I'm not. What is present as TM (etc.) is Neo-Vedic Hinduism. I
would be
lying if I told you any different.
Why did you so
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on 3/26/05 7:54 AM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mar 26, 2005, at 8:31 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
He did initiate some westerners into Brahmacharya with an elaborate
ceremony.
OK, here's a fine
Hi Peter:
On Mar 26, 2005, at 7:32 PM, Peter Sutphen wrote:
The age of enlightenment must be here, Off_world and I
agree upon something!
Sure, MMY appears to do some
pretty whacky things, but to dismiss his enlightened
status is a mistake and to dismiss his techniques
means they simply
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Maharishi was very gracious to me in that way as
well. The last few times I saw him he made it a point of letting me
break through the throng trying to get his attention. Those were also
special and meaningful
-I have heard from a mason that the bija mantras used in tm are also
in some of their designs or available, but they don't know what they
are. Is this true.
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-I have heard from a mason that the bija mantras used in tm are also
in some of their designs or available, but they don't know what they
are. Is this true.
Yes.
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 7:33 PM, off_world_beings wrote:
Why are you spreading lies Vaj?
I'm not. What is present as TM (etc.) is
On Mar 26, 2005, at 6:53 PM, off_world_beings wrote:
Your mind is tuned to not find it.
My mind might be, but my search engine isn't, and it didn't find anything to support your claim either. And it won't, not until Malnak v Yogi is overturned. I wouldn't hold my breath on thiat one.
Ever
And you don't even have to be on steroids.
Sal
On Mar 26, 2005, at 7:17 PM, lurkernomore20002000 wrote:
I didn't realize Ken, that you were in that select group of having
taught 1000 plus people. I mean that kind of record should mean
something to the CEO. What would you say is sports
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 8:05 PM, Bob Brigante wrote:
MMY did this for a handful of westerners who kept bugging him
that they
wanted to be celibate monk-types, but after they all were
unsuccessful
in this line of work,
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 7:33 PM, off_world_beings wrote:
On Mar 26, 2005, at 8:40 PM, Bob Brigante wrote:
It was not folly on MMY's part, it was just a way of dealing with
children who insisted, wrongly as it turns out, that they were
qualified to be Brahmacharis.
Interesting if true.
This reminds me of the anecdote in Nancy Cooke de Herrera's
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. The
Supreme Court upheld the initial decision in a 1979 ruling. After
several years of steady growth, this same time frame marks the
beginning of a decline in the number of new initiates to
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I bet
MMY is still that way.
Yeah , but just try getting in the same room with
him!
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MMY did this for a handful of westerners who kept bugging him that they
wanted to be celibate monk-types, but after they all were unsuccessful
in this line of work, MMY quit doing it, right?
Right. And since he
on 3/26/05 7:19 PM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No it is not. It does not require any belief, or giving up other
religions.
It requires you to believe the mantra will work--a mantra from the
Hindu tantras. It requires you to hear a listing of a common lineage in
Hinduism. It requires
Sal
Are you blind?
TM is taught in public schools in the US right now. It is legal to
do so.
What does that tell you about the law?
It is possible that the fundie christians will never let it be
widespread (but will try as many toxic pharmaceuticals on their addh
children as possible.and
Anyone remember when the NJ court case and ruling actually took place?
In late 79-early 80, I wrote a grant to the Bd of Ed of the City of
NY, at the request of a middle school principal in the South Bronx,
and ended up getting money and initiating nearly the entire faculty
of this bombed out
you LIKE starting arguments, don't you!!
kh
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*
MMY did this for a handful of westerners who kept bugging him that
they
wanted to be
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on 3/26/05 7:19 PM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No it is not. It does not require any belief, or giving up other
religions.
It requires you to believe the mantra will work--a mantra from
the
Hindu
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On Mar 26, 2005, at 8:19 PM, johnlasher20002000 wrote:
-I have heard from a mason that the bija mantras used in tm are
also
in some of their designs or available, but they don't know what
they
are. Is this true.
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on 3/26/05 7:19 PM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No it is not. It does not require any belief, or giving up other
religions.
It requires you
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you LIKE starting arguments, don't you!!
kh
Who me? Yeah, gotta stir the pot every now and then.
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TM is being taught with public funds at the charter schools in Mich
and MD (and it ain't cheap, $625/yr per student -- see
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on 3/26/05 7:19 PM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No it is not. It does not require any belief, or giving up other
religions.
It requires you to believe the mantra will work--a mantra from the
Hindu
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Anyone remember when the NJ court case and ruling actually took
place?
In late 79-early 80, I wrote a grant to the Bd of Ed of the City of
NY, at the request of a middle school principal in the South Bronx,
and
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. The
Supreme Court upheld the initial
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*
People who are ordered to start TM are unlikely to have the same
interest in continuing as those who had the desire on their own. Bill
Coors, the beer baron, ordered his execs to start TM, naturally it
did not work
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People who are ordered to start TM are unlikely to have the same
interest in continuing as those who had the desire on their own.
Bill
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You would have no legal standing, not being a local or state
of michigan taxpayer. However, feel free to get the bible
thumpers going, they've got to find a new thing once terri
schiavo drools her last in a few
When I met him he scowled and so did I.
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on 3/26/05 11:11 PM, Bob Brigante at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, all this may not make much of a difference, since an actual
yogic flyer would be far and away the best advertising possible, and
I think a legitimate and convincing demonstration in possible in the
near future,
What
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However, all this may not make much of a difference, since an actual
yogic flyer would be far and away the best advertising possible, and
I think a
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bob Brigante
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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on 3/26/05 11:11 PM, Bob Brigante at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, all this may not make much of a difference, since an
Title: DailyPage_10
March 27, 2005 - God Is -
Period
We must
not portray you in king's robes,
you drifting mist that brought forth the morning.
Once
again, from the old paint
1. Where are euthanasia and assisted suicide legal?
Oregon, the Netherlands and Belgium are the only jurisdictions in the
world where laws specifically permit euthanasia or assisted suicide.
Oregon permits assisted suicide.(1) The Netherlands and Belgium permit
both euthanasia and assisted
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