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Saw it. Thanks.
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The sad thing is, so few will look outside the TMO
for
perspective. Therein lies great danger. Blind
trust can
only lead to blindness in this case.
How is your own
Either that, or it'll just *seem* a heck of a lot longer. :)
On May 2, 2005, at 8:42 AM, scienceofabundance wrote:
The Beatles were right: researchers have found that hanging out with
the Maharishi may make you live longer.
My experience is beyond experience during the TM phase and a honey
like smoothness with sanyama on the Name of God. I use the Sanskrit
Sat Naam which to me conceptualizes consciousness (Sat) knowing
itself (Naam). It brings the self into experience so I seem to have
both Pure consciousness with no
On May 2, 2005, at 4:48 PM, johnlasher20002000 wrote:
My experience is beyond experience during the TM phase and a honey
like smoothness with sanyama on the Name of God. I use the Sanskrit
Sat Naam which to me conceptualizes consciousness (Sat) knowing
itself (Naam). It brings the self into
That sounds nice!
I was meditating I think last Friday afternoon and I had this
experience whereby I could see the Absolute as a lake of water and
every time my body did a heart beat, it sent out ripples over the lake.
Fun stuff!
Thanks,
Jim
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http://www.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=45950
Express India, 2 May 2005
Security check on visa applications from students in science and
technology fields is believed to have discouraged many Chinese
students from applying to US schools. Not so for Indian students, who
faced the same
Someone told me that the new policy is that the teacher giving the lecture
says hello and pops in a video of Bevan, John, and Tony Nader giving an
intro. After the tape he answers questions. Anyone heard if this is true?
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Someone told me that the new policy is that the teacher giving the lecture
says hello and pops in a video of Bevan, John, and Tony Nader giving an
intro. After the tape he answers questions. Anyone heard if this is true?
P.S. I don't
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory?id=721613
Meditation calms the mind, lengthens life: study
Reuters
May. 2, 2005 - By Charnicia E. Huggins
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Increasing evidence suggests that transcendental
meditation may not only reduce stress, but also may help adults
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SNIP
I'm beginning to wonder if the $336 million loss (see posted tax
returns) is motivating this last extraction of funds before the
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SNIP
I'm beginning to wonder if the $336 million
Vaj wrote:
On May 2, 2005, at 2:43 PM, Alex Stanley wrote:
How is your own attachment and identification with a new set of
codified dogmas any less blind?
I go with my experience. You don't have to agree with it.
But Vaj, you just said our experiences have a funny way of matching what
Good evening:
On May 2, 2005, at 9:12 PM, Patrick Gillam wrote:
But Vaj, you just said our experiences have a funny way of matching
what we've been
taught they should be. Why should your experiences of the harmful
effects of the TM-
Sidhi program be any more valid than my experiences if
on 5/2/05 8:49 PM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dana and I seem to agree on a good number of things. I hope we get to
meet when he is in Blue Hill. I have a Zen master I'm sure he'd like to
meet!
Me too! I might stop by there this summer. Do you live there or near there?
To
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Personally , I think philosophizing about the Tibetans is
about
all we can do!.
That is because you and republicans can only
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So you now have changed your opinion that 'nature is just culling
humans'? Try to get over your egothen respond to this
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Ok. I
said many times that your logic makes some sense, but it is ONLY your ego
that cannot simply say "Yes , I agree that it is not 'nature's culling
justice' but humans killing humans. Call a
Good idea. Hahah. Anyway, there's
not so many ashrams left. Let's see, Muktananda, rip, Yogananda, rip, Maharishi,
might as well be rip, Prahupada, rip, Rajaneesh (who I respect BTW-I always
assumed that everyone thought the rolls royces were a joke, as in, when is
enough enough. I still
Title: Resort to One Guru
Quote I used to carry in my wallet:
The Guru is not an instructor who comes into the life of the student to educate him in a subject or subjects, and goes out of it as soon as his role is over. The Guru is the Spiritual Father of the disciple: he takes the disciple
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Good evening:
Dana and I seem to agree on a good number of things. I hope we get to
meet when he is in Blue Hill. I have a Zen master I'm sure he'd like to
meet!
Blue Hill, Maine, Vaj? Lived there for a few years as a
Title: Template
May 03, 2005 - Stop Judging
I
have discovered that when I bring myself to stop stating judgments aloud,
I save myself the ordeal of listening to the same judgments made of me.
When I
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order to wake up, you must commit all of your inner resources
one-pointedly to the task at hand. You must be willing to suspend
all other considerations
Title: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: still no clue about Maharishi
Im enjoying
these comments, Kirk. We gotta save this Brigante boy.
If this jelly jar is callingyou
stickyeven in jest then he needs his lid screwed a bit tighter.
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You can still feeltremendous gratitude toward him for all the
blessings he brought you, andforgive his shortcomings if that's what they
are.---Not to mention that
his name will be erased from your mind by next reincarnation
anyway.
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Hey when good Communist wright the history books
I apologies for my spelling people it's usually not that bad!
Well,
On May 1, 2005, at 11:28 PM, Bob Brigante wrote:
Guru Dev sent MMY to
enlighten a very very ignorant world, and in that process, MMY may
have to not stick to the facts at every turn in order to successfully
accomplish his important and divinely-mandated mission.
Where is your evidence to
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Easyone,ever consider anger management? Cause youe posts
frequenly
come across as pretty angry.BTW I'm pretty sure you will respond to
this post in the same way but who knows maybe Im wrong :) Kevin
It would
What I find so interesting about Byron Katie's
awakening is that it occured outside of any
enlightenment tradition. She had no prior concepts or
expectations regarding awakening. I believe Eckhart
Tolle also awoke outside of any tradition. Ramana
Maharishi's awakening also occured outside of a
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on 5/1/05 10:28 PM, Bob Brigante at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not to say that everyone has to become
disillusioned with his guru in order to graduate. Maharishi
certainly
didn't.
Do we know this to be true...? :-D
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snip
Is the correlation really as tight as you assume?
Could TM be as great as it
is yet MMY have a few screws loose?
That's the amazing thing: MMY is actually greater than
any assumption a mind could have and he has more than
a few screws loose. Any
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That's not the point which I felt you might find
disillusioning.
It's your
conception of MMY which might be in for some
disturbing revisions.
Yes, beautiful point.
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on 5/1/05 10:28 PM, Bob Brigante at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Not to say that everyone has to become
disillusioned with his guru in order to
graduate. Maharishi
certainly
Any mental story, satvic or tamasic, is just horse
shit. We hold onto stories because it gives the mind a
sense of control. What would happen if we let go of
all our stories? Probably we'd explode like those
toads I read about!
-Peter
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That's sort of like
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That's not the point which I felt you might find
disillusioning.
It's your
BURGERDAMMERUNG: TWILIGHT OF THE TRANSCENDENT,
or Do you want fries with that enlightenment?
Those who have been waiting with 'bated breath to hear the official
definition of an Ideal Vedic Society from Maharishi need wait no
more; the verdict is in. The Ideal Vedic Society is a Burger King
On May 2, 2005, at 8:06 AM, Peter Sutphen wrote:
Any mental story, satvic or tamasic, is just horse
shit. We hold onto stories because it gives the mind a
sense of control. What would happen if we let go of
all our stories? Probably we'd explode like those
toads I read about!
Observe how
Commentary from an old TM teacher on the new TM.
BURGERDAMMERUNG: TWILIGHT OF THE TRANSCENDENT,
or Do you want fries with that enlightenment?
Those who have been waiting with 'bated breath to hear the official
definition of an Ideal Vedic Society from Maharishi need wait no more;
the verdict is
Crowley said that much of what we
perceive with our limited sight organ as black is really light at too high a
vibration. Much of what we perceive as evil is just the conditioning that
society has wrought upon us, for instance, the stigmas of nudity and of use of
plants for exploration
On the other hand it's said that
the guru is a mold for the mind and so it's very important to choose the right
mold because if not then the mind becomes imprinted and one starts making that
type of karma, which will have far reaching consequences.
The traditional reason that God
has
no difference other than on the level ofpersonality. We just have a
lot of concepts regardingwho can and who can not be awake.
-Peter
Sure, and when one realizes this in themself also then of what use
are those others? They become rather comedic.
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Vaj posted:
The siddhi formulae will create more vasanas
rather than eliminating them.
Also they introduce form, when habits of form
must be transcended for true enlightenment to dawn.
Vaj, you posted lots of scripture to back up the
contention above, but is it also your experience
I'm an MIU grad class of 87. I went through my
spiritual crisis with the TMO merely over the raise in initiation fee to 2,500
smackers. That was a clear enough sign for me, the rest has been not icing on
the cake but flower icing on the icing.
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Quite a recollection, Rick. Thanks for sourcing this.
I have a few questions at the bottom.
Rick Archer posted Shannon Dickson's words:
My feeling on seeing how things devolved from
1972 through 1975 is that MMY had gone through
a kind of mini-breakdown, possibly from the
combination of
On May 2, 2005, at 8:58 AM, Patrick Gillam wrote:
but is it also your experience
that the TM-Siddhi program created vasanas,
rather than eliminated them? If yes, how could
you tell?
Thanks.
Hi Patrick:
One tell tale sign is 'are the kleshas dissolving'--is your mind-stream
less
on 5/2/05 8:28 AM, Patrick Gillam at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What was the trouble around Shantinand in India?
The Shankaracharya controversy. The conflict between the guy M supported and
the other guy whom the other Shankaracharyas supported.
Who are the TB's? I would say true believers,
--- Llundrub [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
no difference other than on the level of
personality. We just have a lot of concepts
regarding
who can and who can not be awake.
-Peter
Sure, and when one realizes this in themself
also then of what use are those others? They become
rather
Wonderful post. Been there, done that, still
doing.have a great day!
-Peter
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Commentary from an old TM teacher on the new TM.
BURGERDAMMERUNG: TWILIGHT OF THE TRANSCENDENT,
or Do you want fries with that enlightenment?
Those who have been waiting with
on 5/1/05 11:41 PM, Bob Brigante at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
MMY is a great saint, but even if you don't think so, you should
recall what MMY said when people complained about the behavior of TM
teachers: Even a sick man can open a health food store. TM is a
mechanical technique that does
on 5/2/05 6:43 AM, Rory Goff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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on 5/1/05 10:28 PM, Bob Brigante at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not to say that everyone has to become
disillusioned with his guru in order to graduate. Maharishi
Brilliant. Is Barry the one who posted this? Bravo!
on 5/2/05 7:21 AM, TurquoiseB at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BURGERDAMMERUNG: TWILIGHT OF THE TRANSCENDENT,
or Do you want fries with that enlightenment?
Those who have been waiting with 'bated breath to hear the official
definition of an
Title: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: still no clue about Maharishi
on 5/2/05 7:49 AM, Llundrub at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the other hand it's said that the guru is a mold for the mind and so it's very important to choose the right mold because if not then the mind becomes imprinted and one
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on 5/2/05 6:43 AM, Rory Goff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No. it just appears to be. It is more likely that he is
disillusioned with
himself.
Ah, you think he sees a difference? So I guess maybe you do too?
Sounds
on 5/2/05 10:32 AM, Rory Goff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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on 5/2/05 6:43 AM, Rory Goff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No. it just appears to be. It is more likely that he is
disillusioned with
himself.
Ah, you think
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on 5/2/05 10:32 AM, Rory Goff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you think he saw a difference between himself and Jennifer, or
Judith?
Maybe not. I really don't know.
Yeah me neither, I am not paid to think; only to
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Do you think he saw a difference between himself and Jennifer, or
Judith?
Maybe not. I really
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on 5/2/05 10:46 AM, Rory Goff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah me neither, I am not paid to think; only to not know :-)
Hey, who's paying you? Can I get in on that gig?
*lol* You just did.
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Bob Brigante wrote:
snip
This possibility that the TM movement will not be successful in my
lifetime is not disillusioning -- because the cycle of epochs of
high and low consciousness are natural phenomena, just like the sun
being seen in various positions in the sky and not at all --
Now what
would a dope smoking, alcohol swilling, onionmunching chef from New Orleans
know aboutenlightenment? ;-)-Peter---I know that I can make you savour the six tastes more than your
average movement syncophanticook. But you're right, I would probably just add to
your vasanas.
To
He's
thinking of writing a book. David Fiske offers some interestingperspectives,
having been around for most of the 60's.---If you can get past the preachy self righteous
priggishness.
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This is a
key point. Whatever mistakes M may have made in his personal ormanagerial
life don't invalidate the benefits of TM. Conversely, theeffectiveness of TM
doesn't necessarily imply that M is faultless.---I think we could all forgive Maharishi any sort of wrong except
that what we
Title: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: still no clue about Maharishi
Oh, ok. Yeah, haven't smoked in a
week. Guess the real deep connections are just not coming anymore.
heheh.
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Rick
Archer
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--- Llundrub [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now what would a dope smoking, alcohol swilling,
onion
munching chef from New Orleans know about
enlightenment? ;-)
-Peter
---I know that I can make you savour the six tastes
more than your average movement syncophanticook. But
you're right, I
Title: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: still no clue about Maharishi
on 5/2/05 11:22 AM, Llundrub at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, ok. Yeah, haven't smoked in a week. Guess the real deep connections are just not coming anymore. Heheh
No, they are. I mean it. I think abstinence is good for you. I
Patrick Gillam wrote:
It would be vastly entertaining for me to read a lucid
account of how the period before the mid-1970's differed
from the period after. Shannon talks about it a little, but
I'd welcome some elaboration.
Rick Archer wrote:
[Shannon is] thinking of writing a
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on 5/2/05 11:22 AM, Llundrub at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, ok. Yeah, haven't smoked in a week. Guess the real deep
connections are
just not coming anymore. Heheh
No, they are. I mean it. I think abstinence is
on 5/2/05 11:33 AM, Patrick Gillam at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because so many people end the golden era at different times, I once tended to
view
the disaffections as having more to do with the people than the movement. Now
I'm
inclined to see those people as having different degrees of
On May 2, 2005, at 12:42 PM, Rick Archer wrote:
I think it's a matter of relative experience. Most of us didn't get
into it
until after the Beatles. So it seemed great to us, but we had nothing
to
compare it with, as did those who started in the early 60's. Those who
came
in with the
Title: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: still no clue about Maharishi
Oh, ok. Yeah, haven't smoked in a week. Guess the
real deep connections are just not coming anymore.
Heheh
No, they are. I mean it. I think abstinence is good for you. I
remember about a year ago you were on mushrooms one
RJ, could
you elaborate on the tantric writing style you were/sre using.did you make
it up or such thing exist?---Not sure I get your meaning. I write. Because it feels good and
as most of the arts they come out of the poor trying to lift up the mud and give
it shape. Emulating Promethius
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snip
The traditional reason that God has not been sold is that that
prevents the poor from buying and therefore crushes hope. To develop
this attitute that all that's needed is the high bid to participate
further pushes
oh ok, I see now.
for the records the other day someone noted that you write in a
tantric style, but I guess it was just a tease on his part. anyway I
thought that such style really exists and that I'm not familiar with
it, I believed it to be some non-linear writing and it was
interesting to
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This is a key point. Whatever mistakes M may have made in his
personal or
managerial life don't invalidate the benefits of TM. Conversely, the
effectiveness of TM doesn't necessarily imply that M is faultless.
---I
Subtle stuff -- subtler than I can claim! Comments and questions below.
Vaj wrote:
There was a recognition that samsara was being created and
observed, thus this deep sense of suffering at the instant of
recognition. Later there was the simultaneous arising of loathing for
all of
JohnY wrote:
I've always thought that the most disturbing or hope crushing thing
that Maharishi has done it to take the devotional impulse (and the
innocent desire to help) of teachers and use it against them.
Please elaborate; I don't see how devotional impulses
in TM teachers have been
On May 2, 2005, at 1:17 PM, Patrick Gillam wrote:
There was a recognition that samsara was being created and
observed, thus this deep sense of suffering at the instant of
recognition. Later there was the simultaneous arising of loathing for
all of samsara. At that instant (of recognition of
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JohnY wrote:
I've always thought that the most disturbing or hope crushing thing
that Maharishi has done it to take the devotional impulse (and the
innocent desire to help) of teachers and use it against them.
I recall Maharishi saying at some point that he could enlighten one
person very quickly or the entire world with some time, more slowly.
Given that the conventional arrangement on Earth is to have space-
time locality with one's Master in order to evolve quickly, and
given that Maharishi can
I consider myself a tantric. That
to me means that I take no prisoners of my ignorance. It's kill or be killed. I
consider myself a 'stream enterer' which is to say that having had the glimpse
of the direction I feel I know the way. I need noone to tell me anything more.
That doesn't mean
To your point Alex, I recall Maharishi discussing how impressions on
the nervous system (and subsequent attachment) are made as
consciousness grows more refined:
initially rock scratching rock, leaving a deep hard impression taking
some time to erode, gives way to stick through sand, leaving a
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I recall Maharishi saying at some point that he could enlighten one
person very quickly or the entire world with some time, more slowly.
Given that the conventional arrangement on Earth is to have space-
time
On May 2, 2005, at 2:12 PM, jim_flanegin wrote:
big merciless clip
So what appears as Maharishi abusing the devotee is actually an
encouragement to evolve maximally.
sigh Time for a TMO 12-step group guys (if one hasn't already been
created).
I gotta tell you, that last post scared me.
Yeah, got it. This is just what I personally went through and observed
when considering whether to become a TM teacher or not. I chose not
to, seeing early on that I couldn't exist comfortably in the TMO for
very long.
For those apparently understanding Maharishi and divining his thinking
on
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The sad thing is, so few will look outside the TMO for
perspective. Therein lies great danger. Blind trust can
only lead to blindness in this case.
How is your own attachment and identification with a new set of
codified
On May 2, 2005, at 2:43 PM, Alex Stanley wrote:
How is your own attachment and identification with a new set of
codified dogmas any less blind?
I go with my experience. You don't have to agree with it.
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I'm beginning to wonder if the $336 million loss (see posted tax
returns) is motivating this last extraction of funds before the final
pullout to India and points east (naw, that's too conspiratorial)
JohnY
where
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where are the tax returns posted? which entity is it??
http://www.guidestar.org/
Alex
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Hey, I thought you were in Scotland.
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I'm beginning to wonder if the $336 million loss (see posted tax
returns) is motivating this last extraction of
Effective Prayer is the process of embodying the divine and becoming
it's expression The technique of Sanyama can be used to accomplish this
Meditation is the process of bringing the attention inward to
stillness, inner silence, pure bliss consciousness, the witness state,
samadhi. All of these
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, I thought you were in Scotland.
Just about to leave. gonna install myself as raja. no wimpy beige
robes, fake gold crowns and pathetic new age mall stores -- I'm plan
on being in full braveheart get up with plans
Sounds like Billy
Smith
- Original Message -
From:
johnlasher20002000
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, May 02, 2005 2:22 PM
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Sanyama and
Effective Transcendent Prayer
Effective Prayer is the process of embodying the
Hence the growing from CC to GC or 'perceiving the finest relative'
as it is referred to by Maharishi.
You didn't finish your exposition. What happens after you subtly
entertain that thought of God? What is YOUR experience?
Jai Guru Dev
Jim
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,
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