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Thanks for your reply. And I am not a TM teacher so that is a moot
point. I probably agree with more of what you said than is apparent.
However, do you really know what Maharishi's project plan is for the
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(snip)
One end of the spectrum is silent me-less
knowing and the
other end is dynamic intellectual interaction which
I would say is
part of the process of self
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Yeah, one of the early TM researchers has been investigating
tummo--heat yoga--for years now, Herbert Benson. In his one book he
details these yogis having wet sheets laid on them in the freezing
cold
of the Himalayas at
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Yeah, one of the early TM researchers has been investigating
tummo--heat yoga--for years now, Herbert Benson. In his one book
he
details these yogis
--
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Maharishi is not hiding the plans. They are incomprehensible due to
the complexity of the task he is accomplishing. Infinite multi-
tasking.
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On May 15, 2005, at 6:51 AM, cardemaister wrote:
Just saw a documentary which showed some monks performing
/gtumo/. At least their breathing seemed like quite normal,
perhaps even shallow.
Once to two side channels swoon and the pranas have dissolved and
stabilize in the central channel
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Once we make truth and integrity and compassion so complex,
we can easily loose our footing.There's no room in the heart for all the complexity. The Movement is
now some mind born dragon. Only a person adept in chaos theory and weather
patterns could hope to comprehend. So what does
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Yeah, one of the early TM researchers has been investigating
tummo--heat yoga--for years now, Herbert Benson. In his one book
he
details these yogis
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On May 15, 2005, at 2:39 AM, Rick wrote:
I may have asked this once before but when these yogis generate all
this heat in their bodies is it from an increase of the metabolic rate
that the physical heat arrises or is the source...mysterious. If it is
from an increase in the metabolic rate I
I still didn't get
an answer from Vaj though. Did he ever learn TM or is he a Buddhist
evangelist on the TM board?Yeah,
he's a Sidha. I'm not sure Vaj are you a Guvnur?
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I agree with the sentiments and logic expressed below. Only MMY
doesn't plan at all - he seems to just react spontaneously to gut
feelings. The plan emerges from one such reaction to another but it
unfolds unthinkingly. He can't logically justify decisions. So he
hears Blair was re-elected and
On May 15, 2005, at 8:55 AM, Llundrub wrote:
I'm not sure Vaj are you a Guvnur?
Downeast Maharaja.
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so first, as I had mentioned previously, the project plan is to
enlighten the world. Pretty incomprehensible as it is, no matter who's
plan it is.
So given that we can't figure it out (all of the discrete tasks and
interconnections of the project plan), it becomes an article of faith;
a
Exactly. I made the same choice. It appears to be connected to our
dharma; how we carry water, chop wood. Or a favorite of mine, 'see the
job, do the job, stay out of the misery'.
Even though we may be attracted to something at a particular stage in
our lives, we should be careful over
I always was pretty fanatical when
it came to the Movement. At first I was a promovement fanatic. But when I found
that I could convince people of nothing I changed my mind. There had to be
reasons that it was only myself that 'understood' while all other nonmeditators
were wrong. I
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Yeah, he's a Sidha.
Is he still practicing it?
Vaj?
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I agree with the sentiments and logic expressed below. Only MMY
doesn't plan at all - he seems to just react spontaneously to gut
feelings. The plan emerges from one such reaction to another but it
unfolds
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so first, as I had mentioned previously, the project plan is to
enlighten the world.
Since you seem to be in the know, tell us about it, how dose
enlighten the world looks like?
Pretty incomprehensible as it is, no
I think if so many who vent about this issue had listened to
themselves more carefully when they were pledging heart and soul to
the Movement, there wouldn't be such feelings of indignation now.
At one point while working for the Movement, I had applied for
teacher training. At the same time,
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I always was pretty fanatical when it came to the Movement. At
first I was a promovement fanatic. But when I found that I could
convince people of nothing I changed my mind. There had to be reasons
that it was only myself
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so first, as I had mentioned previously, the project plan is to
enlighten the world.
Since you seem to be in the know, tell us about
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so first, as I had mentioned previously, the project
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very similar to enlighten the self, only larger.
And what that's mean to you? People seems to have different
approaches to that including that ther is no you and that
no one or the world needs it.
I think the
Hey Unc, just out of curiosity, of which state were you the coordinator?
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snip
And what that's mean to you? People seems to have
different
approaches to that including that ther is no you
and that
no one or the world needs it.
Enlightenment has no meaning. Meaning is a product
of the mind. There is no approach to
on 5/15/05 9:17 AM, jim_flanegin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Claiming that the wrong exists in the Maharishi, in the Maharishi's
plan to enlighten the world, or in the world of business is just
soothing the ego when it is suffering. Better to focus on what we
need personally to get back on
on 5/15/05 10:32 AM, jim_flanegin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what is objective worth without a working plan?
All I know is what my plan for myself is. I am not a part of the TMO
so I am not concerned about what that working plan is. As for
Maharishi's plan, he knows what he is doing. I will
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on 5/15/05 10:32 AM, jim_flanegin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what is objective worth without a working plan?
All I know is what my plan for myself is. I am not a part of the TMO
so I am not concerned about what
well put! Thanks, Jim
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snip
And what that's mean to you? People seems to have
different
approaches to that including that ther is no you
and that
no one or the
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As a result, very little of any historical accuracy
remains. I would have to advise you, based on my
research, that easily 80-90% of what you will find in
books about the Cathars (including HBHG) is fiction.
More like nature or God saw a need for this planet increasing the
vibration upwards towards enlightenment, and geez, someone's gotta
do it, and Maharishi was the man. He did revive the ancient wisdom
of the Veda and bring it out in pure form, or useful, worthwhile
form anyway.
Whether or not
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As I have said before, MMY is raising the bar so high as to
exclude all but the most enlightend in the TMO with regard to
success in his latest program, snip to end
Most enlightened? I doubt it. More likely most
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Sorry to revive a dead horse, but exactly what part of the plan
were Angie,
April, Judith, Jennifer, Linda, and all the others?
I'm sorry I don't know of them. If you are asking why do bad things
happen to good people
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As I have said before, MMY is raising the bar so high as to
exclude all but the most enlightend in the TMO with regard to
success in
From Maharishi's Bhagavad-Gita, Chapter 4 Verse 34, Commentary,
'Service' means action in accordance with the desire of the master. A
sense of service has little to do with the nature of the work itself,
but is primarily concerned with the fulfillment of the master's
desire; if the master is
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so first, as I had mentioned previously, the project plan is to
enlighten the world. Pretty incomprehensible as it is, no matter who's
plan it is.
So given that we can't figure it out (all of the discrete tasks and
Hey Unc, just out of curiosity, of which state
were you the coordinator?
Oregon and Washington. Before that I ran the
Western Regional Office for Stan Crowe. What-
ever happened to Stan and Pumpkin? Are they
still around in the movement somewhere?
Unc
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On May 15, 2005, at 12:37 PM, guybanner2002 wrote:
From Maharishi's Bhagavad-Gita, Chapter 4 Verse 34, Commentary,
'Service' means action in accordance with the desire of the master. A
sense of service has little to do with the nature of the work itself,
but is primarily concerned with the
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Thanks.
Do you then hold the following theme in HBHG to be fiction:
It is the story of the Knights Templar, and a behind-the-scenes
society called the Prieure de Sion, and its involvement in reinstating
descendants
Were you a follower of Jim Jones? If not, why not?
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On May 15, 2005, at 12:37 PM, guybanner2002 wrote:
From Maharishi's Bhagavad-Gita, Chapter 4 Verse 34, Commentary,
'Service' means action in accordance with the desire
Did you know Dennis Greenly (sp?). He was my TM teacher in Corvallis,
OR, 1975.
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Hey Unc, just out of curiosity, of which state
were you the coordinator?
Oregon and Washington. Before that I ran the
Western
Hi John,
Can you please restate that in form of a question? (with apologies
to 'Jeopardy'). I am not sure what your point is. Sorry, a bit
feeble minded...
Thanks,
Jim
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Same logic, Jim, just different non english
Hello ! Any idea why my posts does not reached the
public board ?
Best wishes
I sent you a private email on the 11th and a private
email today concerning this problem, and they both
came back as undeliverable.
When you sent a message to the group around the 11th,
it was delivered only to
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On May 15, 2005, at 2:39 AM, Rick wrote:
I may have asked this once before but when these yogis generate all
this heat in their bodies is it from an increase of the metabolic
rate
that the physical heat arrises or is
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I always was pretty fanatical when it came to the Movement. At
first I was a promovement fanatic. But when I found that I could
convince people of nothing I changed my mind. There had to be
reasons that it was only myself
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--- anonymousff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
And what that's mean to you? People seems to have
different
approaches to that including that ther is no you
and that
no one or the world needs it.
So whats the point of TM and TM-Sidhis?
If they'd said in the TM introductory talk, or at any time
thereafter, that to get enlightened you must follow the every whim
and nutball idea of The 'Master', I would have told them to go take
a flying leap off a tall building, them I would have found
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I still didn't get an answer from Vaj though. Did he ever learn TM
or
is he a Buddhist evangelist on the TM board?
Yeah, he's a Sidha. I'm not sure Vaj are you a Guvnur?
No, I think he is making it up. He never
Can anyone provide a refresher as to how
much money the Movement is supposed to
have bilked the Kaplan's for in Boone and
what the general outline of the story is?
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Without Michael Moore and Fahrenheit 9/11 at the
Cannes Film Festival this time, it was left to George
Lucas and Star Wars to pique European ire over the
state of world relations and the United States' role
in it.
Lucas' themes
I'm not sure enlightenment and
increasing sattva are the same thing. To answer the question Anon asked me, to
bring light to the dark just changes the play of shadow. Real enlightenment
starts when outside of the three gunas one no longer judges any of them from the
standpoint of another
When you sent this message:
I know that within men sits a divine Being, whose
plan is that love and justice should triumph. This
being so, the end is assured
it went only to the moderators. That would happen if
you sent the message from the ffl webpage, as opposed
to sending it from your email
on 5/15/05 11:01 AM, akasha_108 at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Angie?
Withers. Rob McCutchean's comments:
I remember Angie well. She was a total South American fox, from Chile I
believe. Her parents were wealthy oligarchs, and Mahesh gave her the full
deferential treatment he gave to his other
C'mon. If they were hiding
the whole last 2,000 years then of what good were they.
Do
you then hold the following theme in HBHG to be fiction:"It is the
story of the Knights Templar, and a behind-the-scenessociety called the
Prieure de Sion, and its involvement in
You need to do a quick research of
the Gtummo technique to get a picture.
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on 5/15/05 11:08 AM, jim_flanegin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whether or not Maharishi's efforts are needed or not, time will
tell. I do recall him answering a question back in the 60's I think
about how he, one man, could enlighten the world, and he said he'd
make copies of himself. So
on 5/15/05 11:37 AM, guybanner2002 at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From Maharishi's Bhagavad-Gita, Chapter 4 Verse 34, Commentary,
'Service' means action in accordance with the desire of the master. A
sense of service has little to do with the nature of the work itself,
but is primarily
on 5/15/05 11:56 AM, TurquoiseB at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Unc, just out of curiosity, of which state
were you the coordinator?
Oregon and Washington. Before that I ran the
Western Regional Office for Stan Crowe. What-
ever happened to Stan and Pumpkin? Are they
still around in
on 5/15/05 12:15 PM, jim_flanegin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you know Dennis Greenly (sp?). He was my TM teacher in Corvallis,
OR, 1975.
Dennis lives a few blocks from me also, and is a CAD programmer at Creative
Edge Master Shop (http://cec-waterjet.com) where I work part time as
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Can anyone provide a refresher as to how
much money the Movement is supposed to
have bilked the Kaplan's for in Boone and
what the general outline of the story is?
Earl's letter is in the files section.
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On May 15, 2005, at 1:46 PM, Rick wrote:
But is the heat generated by the metabolic process or in some other
way? I don't know how else it could be generated, seems like no matter
how spiritual the source of energy, when it manifests at this physical
level the effect needs to be expressed in
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Guru Dev's path, Sri Vidya, is now much more accessible in the west.
Sri Vidya, the excellent knowledge, beyond which, nothing is to be
known.
...
Tantras are classified in astika (deriving from the vedas)
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On May 15, 2005, at 1:46 PM, Rick wrote:
But is the heat generated by the metabolic process or in some
other
way? I don't know how else it could be generated, seems like no
matter
how spiritual the source of energy,
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on 5/15/05 12:15 PM, jim_flanegin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you know Dennis Greenly (sp?). He was my TM teacher in
Corvallis, OR, 1975.
Dennis lives a few blocks from me also, and is a CAD programmer
at
One more paragraph from what sounds like the same article:
http://www.hno.harvard.edu/gazette/2002/04.18/09-tummo.html
During visits to remote monasteries in the 1980s, Benson and his
team studied monks living in the Himalayan Mountains who could, by g
Tum-mo meditation, raise the temperatures
Interesting page with Sri Vidya mantras (text and mp3) and practice
http://gurujiamrita.tripod.com/sri_vidya.htm
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In 1903 there came to Tiruvannamalai a great Sanskrit scholar and
savant, Ganapati Sastri, who became famous as Ganapathi Muni because
of the austerities he had been observing. He had the title Kavya-
kantha (one who had poetry at his throat), and his disciples
addressed him as nayana (father).
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on 5/15/05 12:15 PM, jim_flanegin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you know Dennis Greenly (sp?). He was my TM teacher in
Corvallis, OR, 1975.
Dennis lives
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Ramana replied,
now speaking, If one watches whence the notion 'I' arises, the mind
gets absorbed there; that is tapas. When a mantra is repeated, if
one watches whence that mantra sound arises, the mind gets absorbed
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I still didn't get an answer from Vaj though. Did
he ever learn TM
or
is he a Buddhist evangelist on the TM board?
Yeah, he's a Sidha. I'm not sure Vaj are you a
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In South America they have what are known as Lightening Shamans -
people who
have been struck by lightening and kind of fried, but who end up with
psychic and other such abilities.
==
There was a book called Saved
On May 15, 2005, at 3:57 PM, Rick wrote:
During visits to remote monasteries in the 1980s, Benson and his
team studied monks living in the Himalayan Mountains who could, by g
Tum-mo meditation, raise the temperatures of their fingers and toes
by as much as 17 degrees. It has yet to be
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In South America they have what are known as Lightening Shamans -
people who have been struck by lightening and kind of fried, but
who end
On May 15, 2005, at 2:28 PM, off_world_beings wrote:
No, I think he is making it up. He never learned TM or the Sidhis from
Maharishi. He seems to have no knowledge of the teaching of TM and how
it works, and advocates moodmaking techniques. He also seems to have
little or no knowledge of
More excerpts on Sri Vidya
Sri Vidya
In the beginning was the One (Kaivalyam), unmanifest and
unqualified. It desired to be many. That first desire (Kama) is
indeed the Mother of this Universe. When the manifold
universe emerged from the One, the original desire pervaded
all its
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Ramana replied,
now speaking, If one watches whence the notion 'I' arises, the
mind
gets absorbed there; that is tapas. When a mantra is
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On May 15, 2005, at 3:57 PM, Rick wrote:
During visits to remote monasteries in the 1980s, Benson and his
team studied monks living in the Himalayan Mountains who could, by
g
Tum-mo meditation, raise the temperatures of
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More excerpts on Sri Vidya
The presiding deity of SriVidya is Kamakshi, One with desire
in Her eyes. She kindles the fire of desire in Her devotees by
just a mere glance. Desire is the source, controlled expression
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More excerpts on Sri Vidya
yasonmesha-nimeshabhyam jagatah pralayodayau;
tam shakti-chakra-vidhava-prabhavam shankaram stumah
Just for fun, a couple of minor corrections to that
shloka, or whatever, from
small world! That is quite an amazing story!
The last time I saw Dennis was riding a rickety elevator up a hotel
in DC that the Movement had purchased, during a capitals course in
1981 or 2. He still looked radiant then. Please tell him Hi from me.
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In South America they have what are known as Lightening Shamans -
people who
have been struck by lightening and kind of fried, but who end up with
psychic
On May 15, 2005, at 4:54 PM, Rick wrote:
Now were cookin'. Yeah, prana, spontaneous heat, unmanifest field of
all possibilities manifesting as heat. Sounds good to me.
P.S. to Peter S., I understand that this is only speculation.
There are actually some devices to measure prana, but not
It can also be seen in terms of the Master within.
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So whats the point of TM and TM-Sidhis?
If they'd said in the TM introductory talk, or at any time
thereafter, that to get enlightened you must follow the every
On May 15, 2005, at 4:59 PM, Rick wrote:
The whole thing is great, but this part gives me shivers.
Here's a great story of a contemporary Shri Vidya adept:
About Swamiji
His Holiness Sri Rajagopala Anandanatha, affectionately known as
Swamiji was born in
1930 under the Vishaka star during
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small world! That is quite an amazing story!
The last time I saw Dennis was riding a rickety elevator up a hotel
in DC that the Movement had purchased, during a capitals course in
1981 or 2. He still looked radiant then. Please tell
Wow!
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He had a motorcycle accident last year in which he was going 60 or
70 mph
and his bike started wobbling because of the way wind was hitting his
windscreen. He fell and went tumbling along the highway with his
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Livingston Manor, Antrim, Huntsville.
Jim,
I wrote:
Now we are living in a world of dangerous extremes.
Some feel anger, knowing that this didn't have to happen.
You wrote:
Am I happy with what I see going on in the world? Yes and no. No,
suffering appears to be continuing for an awfully lot of people. Of
course that is the
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings
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So whats the point of TM and TM-Sidhis?
If they'd said in the TM introductory talk, or at any time
thereafter, that to get enlightened you must follow the every whim
and nutball idea of The 'Master', I would
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, at_man_and_brahman
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Can anyone provide a refresher as to how
much money the Movement is supposed to
have bilked the Kaplan's for in Boone and
what the general outline of the story is?
**
If the Kaplans had a financail
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Llundrub [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I'm not sure enlightenment and increasing sattva are the same
thing. To answer the question Anon asked me, to bring light to the
dark just changes the play of shadow. Real enlightenment starts when
outside of the three
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 5/15/05 1:33 PM, at_man_and_brahman at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Can anyone provide a refresher as to how
much money the Movement is supposed to
have bilked the Kaplan's for in Boone and
what the general
On May 15, 2005, at 6:33 PM, bbrigante wrote:
Yeah, and in that letter Earl K does not make any claim that the TMO
bilked him out of any money, just the fact that he gave millions and
felt ill-treated (I agree, he was ill-treated as a result of Bevan's
machinations in Boone designed to show
One of the most disturbing was the report of Mahesh
lamenting his inability to milk the Kaplan's entire fortune. It
really
paints a sinister picture of a greed-crazed avaricious man that
has
been heard again and again and again. Only this time you hear a
clear
source on this. I found it
Vaj ... do you truly not see the difference??
One is a path of knowledge, the other is not!
Surrender can be very bad, or very good...
let the buyer beware (caveat emptor)!
MMY in Gita wrote:
...By adjusting itself to the likes and dislikes of the enlightened
cosmic mind of the master, the
You know, the reverse is rather
true. You talk alot about what you know nothing of. That's rather crazy.
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