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I personally am suspicious of my own personal experiences in many
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I personally am suspicious of my own personal experiences in
many cases...
I completely understand...
Explain it to unc...
Uncle, Lawson is completely suspicious about his own personal
experiences in many cases.
Maybe, but I'm suspicious for my own reasons, not because
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Wasn't talking about TM but about a similar
meditation practice that
goes about 5 stages beyond
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I personally am suspicious of my own personal experiences
in
many cases...
I completely understand...
Explain it to unc...
Uncle, Lawson is completely suspicious about his own personal
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on 6/25/05 7:54 PM, lurkernomore20002000 at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I know, it would seem logical to legalize pot. But I have heard
knowledgeale people on the front lines, with no obvious agenda
except to
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not quite that simple :-) In the final stages it is possible to
transcend for four hours at a time, effortlessly. One sits
down,
decides how
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 14th Dalai Lama is a high level Bodhisattva, honestly I forget
which level LOL and a highly advanced practitioner. In some of the
advanced teachings he has given he has shared some of his own inner
attainment just in
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Hey Unc, what does the average, Jacques in the street
think about America? Any interesting conversations
with your average French dude?
And what about Mohammad on the street? 25% of France is now
Muslim.
That's probably too high:
http://tinyurl.com/dwv9v
Religion: Roman Catholic 83-88 percent, Protestant 2 percent,
Jewish 1
percent, Muslim 5-10 percent, unaffiliated 4 percent
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Nothing to explain. You trust others, be they teachers
or scriptures or science or whatever, more than you trust
yourself. That's your call.
Thank you for answering.
Innggegerd
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One usually receives a transmission into the practice. It usually
involves coming up with a series of numbers on the mala after using a
specific mantra and then interpreting that pattern.
That is my experience too. The students who learn TM today, has mush
stronger experiences than people who learned yesterday. -they also
understand the principles behind TM much easier. I do not agree with
the high course fee, of course, as I teach as an Independent TM-
Teacher.
Ingegerd
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I personally am suspicious of my own personal experiences
in
many cases...
I completely understand...
Explain it to unc...
Uncle, Lawson is completely suspicious about his own personal
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--- cardemaister [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
Think it's time to bail on the conversation! I'm
going
to go out and buy two new resonance heads for my
12
tom and my 16 tom. Think I'll get clear
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I personally am suspicious of my own personal experiences
in
many cases...
I completely understand...
Explain it to
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Not for me really. But then its hard for you to concieve of a
spiritual trip with a mentor that is unlike the ones you know,
where there are no clear-cut guidelines and instructions. A
totally non-verbal
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Wasn't talking about TM but
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Nothing to explain. You trust others, be they teachers
or
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Nothing to
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter Sutphen
[...]
The mind always projects its own stuff. The mind has
its own agenda which is primarily bending experience
to fit a priori concepts. In short, the mind wants to
be right.
Sure. The nice thing about TM is that I'm always right...
To
It is a nice story, Unc. And I agree, it is teachers everywhere. One
day, I was waiting for the subway, lonely on a station in Oslo, Then
a drug-abuser showed up. I recognized him from the time that I was
administrating a Social Service Center in Oslo. Usually he was very
treathening,
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It's a different paradigm, Jim. In other
traditions,
there is NOT the TM idea that thoughts in meditation
are valuable and an indication that something good
is happening, and that stress is being released.
In fact, the paradigm is
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter Sutphen
[...]
The mind always projects its own stuff. The mind
has
its own agenda which is primarily bending
experience
to fit a priori concepts. In short, the mind wants
to
be right.
Sure. The
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It's a different paradigm, Jim. In other
traditions,
there is NOT the TM idea that thoughts in meditation
are valuable and an indication that something
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Not bloody likely. :-) Those who have bought into
TM being the highest teaching would never lower
themselves to try anything else.
If they're right, they stick with the highest
teach-
ing forever, and avoid lesser techniques. If
they're
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This is one of the fundamental issues of FFL,
reduced to
its bare bones. Many here are looking for a 'guru,'
an
expert to tell them what everything means and what
to
do next. Others are content with looking around and
trying things on for
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on 6/25/05 9:30 PM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jun 25, 2005, at 10:19 PM, sparaig wrote:
Not quite that simple :-) In the final
stages it is possible
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[...]
The mind always projects its own stuff. The mind
has
its own agenda which is primarily bending
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Not bloody likely. :-) Those who have bought into
TM being the highest teaching would never lower
themselves to try anything else.
If they're right,
...And how would you know that it is the real story?
Does the Dali Lama
hook himself up to EEG machines for scientists to
look at?
And why do you assume an EEG machine would validate
the depth of one's spirituality?
A strict Freudian might find that an interesting omission Doc. Ð I
would
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Having practiced both styles of meditation, I can
attest to the fact that using certain styles of focused
or concentrative meditation,
I walked on to the market. I probably saw three
or four scenes that taught me something while
there.
Spiritual teachers? Got 'em all around me, thanks.
Unc
Hey, I learn things from people every day. Plenty of homeless in
Austin. And you often see bumper stickers Keeep Austin Weird.
I
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It is a nice story, Unc. And I agree, it is
teachers everywhere.
Everywhere.
Earlier I talked about the spiritual teachers one
finds on the street here in Paris.
My teachers today are not even human. They are a
I rewound it 3 times. He said 25% of french
population is muslim. Well
Tom is not God. Surprising, sort of, if no one at
NBC checks facts.
Wait, I don't get it. I thought the French population
was French. What are all these Muslims doing in
France? Why don't they go back to Mus where
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...And how would you know that it is the real story?
Does the Dali Lama
hook himself up to EEG machines for scientists to
look at?
And why do you assume an EEG machine would validate
the depth of one's spirituality?
A strict Freudian
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Sure. The nice thing about TM is that I'm always
right...
Yes, certainty and truth are dangerous bedfellows.
Did you understand what
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Not bloody likely. :-) Those who have bought
into
TM being the highest teaching would never
lower
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I rewound it 3 times. He said 25% of french
population is muslim. Well
Tom is not God. Surprising, sort of, if no one
at
NBC checks facts.
Wait, I don't get it. I thought the French
population
was French. What are all these Muslims
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On Jun 25, 2005, at 8:20 PM, sparaig wrote:
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On Jun 25, 2005, at 4:06 PM, jim_flanegin
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Vaj,
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I walked on to the market. I probably saw three
or four scenes that taught me something while
there.
Spiritual teachers? Got 'em all around me, thanks.
Hey, I learn things from people every day. Plenty of
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Sure. The nice thing about TM is that I'm always
right...
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[...]
The mind always projects its own stuff. The mind has
its own agenda which is
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On Jun 25, 2005, at 12:32 PM, Rick Archer wrote:
I also find that some
gentle attentiveness vs. allowing the mind to just mess around
makes a
big
difference in terms of clarity and frequency of transcending.
At
I was going to say, yeah, what did you learn from the
homeless fixing the mutt. That they are human. That we should spend out money on
stray dogs. That we sould fix them and then let them go get killed or picked up
by the spca? That American women are bitches? That they don't care if they
The page in front of me is as empty as Laurel's canvas is when she
starts a painting, as empty as Keith Jarrett's music stand is when he sits
down to play. It's a little scary, trying to create like this, with no
plan and no clue as to what you will create and whether it will work or
not.
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I see MMY as promulgating the idea that TM is the
highest teaching primarily to get us to be as
commited as possible to a sadhana.
I'm curious, do you happen to know which spiritual group promulgates
the idea
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I was going to say, yeah, what did you learn from the homeless
fixing the mutt. That they are human. That we should spend out money
on stray dogs. That we sould fix them and then let them go get killed
or picked up by the
Unc:
The page in front of me is as empty as Laurel's canvas
is when she starts a painting, as empty as Keith Jarrett's
music stand is when he sits down to play. It's a little
scary, trying to create like this, with no plan and no
clue as to what you will create and whether it will work
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I see MMY as promulgating the idea that TM is the
highest teaching primarily to get us to be as
commited as possible to a sadhana.
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And slowly the painting emerges. When it does, it
often has 20 or 30 other paintings underneath it.
The other paintings are not visible, except as
underlying texture, but they are essential to the
finished
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And slowly the painting emerges. When it does, it
often has 20 or 30 other paintings underneath it.
The other paintings are not
I'm curious, do you happen to know which spiritual group
promulgatesthe idea that it's the second highest
teaching?AlexROF
-My extrapolation would be.
Which of these highs is the highest? Of religions I want the heroin. The
only problem is is there also a huge jones, and what does
It's true that TM has always put me to sleep. So
as someone suggested, back at MIU I used to always take a nap before program,
and since then I have ritually taken pseudoephedrine or drunk coffee before
practice. The sleep during meditation was ok to a point, but then otherwise it
was
Teachers everywhere, dude. I sincerely hope you
tookher advice and went to Macy's. :-)UncYep, that was why there were so many
typoes.
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The mind always projects its own stuff. The mind has
its own agenda which is primarily bending experience
to fit a priori concepts.
Which for the most part is quite useful and enabling. With no a priori
concepts as
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The page in front of me is as empty as Laurel's canvas
is when she starts a painting, as empty as Keith Jarrett's
music stand is when he sits down to play. It's a little
scary, trying to create like this, with no
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Llundrub [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm curious, do you happen to know which spiritual group promulgates
the idea that it's the second highest teaching?
Alex
Funny. But ...
John the Baptist -- preparing the way.
Even today, some new agey groups
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I learn many things that I wasnot conscious
of before. -and
forget one second later. Thus perfecting the tabula
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Can you talk about your time with Mother Meera? I
have never seen her.But when i bought one of her books, I was mesmerized by
her picturefor 3 hours or more, and was spontaneously surrendering and
makinggreat laudations to her, hitting deep emotional
chords.-Sounds like a similar thing
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Can you talk about your time with Mother Meera? I have never seen
her.
But when i bought one of her books, I was mesmerized by her picture
for 3 hours or more, and was spontaneously surrendering and making
great
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Funny. But ...
John the Baptist -- preparing the way.
snip
Do we actually know John the Baptist's take on the whole thing? I am
only
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Can you talk about your time with Mother Meera? I have never seen
her.
But when i bought one of her books, I was mesmerized by
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I have no authoritative knowledge of J the B. You should have asked
Charlie - he, among others, proclaimed to be J the B. I believe. Or
was it M being J the B, with SBS being JC. Too many stories for me.
(Charlie did
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Not quite that simple :-) In the final stages it is possible
to
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It's a little
scary, trying to create like this, with no plan and no
clue as to what you will create and whether it will work
or not. But when it *does* work, the payoff is enormous.
Unc
cool. It sounds
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The Advantage of Cowardice, Bertrand Russell. [From: Mortals and Others]
"During the French Revolution, when the Reign of Terror came to an end, it was found that no one was left alive among the politicians except prudent cowards who had changed their opinions quickly enough to keep their
The Advantage of Cowardice, Bertrand Russell. [From: Mortals and Others]
"During the French Revolution, when the Reign of Terror came to an end, it was found that no one was left alive among the politicians except prudent cowards who had changed their opinions quickly enough to keep their
The Advantage of Cowardice, Bertrand Russell. [From: Mortals and Others]
"During the French Revolution, when the Reign of Terror came to an end, it was found that no one was left alive among the politicians except prudent cowards who had changed their opinions quickly enough to keep
The Advantage of Cowardice, Bertrand Russell. [From: Mortals and Others]
"During the French Revolution, when the Reign of Terror came to an end, it was found that no one was left alive among the politicians except prudent cowards who had changed their opinions quickly enough to keep
The Advantage of Cowardice, Bertrand Russell. [From: Mortals and Others]
"During the French Revolution, when the Reign of Terror came to an end, it was found that no one was left alive among the politicians except prudent cowards who had changed their opinions quickly enough to keep
The Advantage of Cowardice, Bertrand Russell. [From: Mortals and Others]
"During the French Revolution, when the Reign of Terror came to an end, it was found that no one was left alive among the politicians except prudent cowards who had changed their opinions quickly enough to keep
The Advantage of Cowardice, Bertrand Russell. [From: Mortals and Others]
"During the French Revolution, when the Reign of Terror came to an end, it was found that no one was left alive among the politicians except prudent cowards who had changed their opinions quickly enough to keep
The Advantage of Cowardice, Bertrand Russell. [From: Mortals and Others]
"During the French Revolution, when the Reign of Terror came to an end, it was found that no one was left alive among the politicians except prudent cowards who had changed their opinions quickly enough to keep
The Advantage of Cowardice, Bertrand Russell. [From: Mortals and Others]
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The Advantage of Cowardice, Bertrand Russell. [From: Mortals and Others]
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Hari Om,
It appears that one has to be carefull even with
Enlightened people. People are Double-edged swords.
Jason
Is there an echo in here...?
To
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Can you talk about your time with Mother Meera? I have never seen
her.
But when i bought one of her books, I was mesmerized by
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Hari Om,
Would Premanand Paul and Bob Brigantte give
their opinion on this please.??
Definitely picking up a very faint echo
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Hari Om,
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This brief description may explain a little bit about attainment of Bodhisattvas. -Vaj
When bodhicitta has been developed until it is natural and intrinsic, the bodhisattva has completely obtained the sambharamarga (which has lower levels before this point). Then many spiritual powers (rddhi)
On Jun 26, 2005, at 11:27 AM, Rory Goff wrote:
I tend to agree with you about TM and torpor; this is part of why I
quit the practice in 1982, the larger part being there was nowhere
to go anymore. This latter understanding makes me wonder a bit
about your statement about transcending ...
On Jun 26, 2005, at 12:42 AM, sparaig wrote:
And how would you know that it is the real story? Does the Dali Lama
hook himself up to EEG machines for scientists to look at?
Why, does Mahesh?
I thought I had heard HHDL had participated in some experiments. More
recently he has supplied
On Jun 26, 2005, at 12:41 AM, sparaig wrote:
Did you get to see the EEG of Ken Wilber I posted a while back?
Yes I did. Do you want me to ask EEG experts to comment on what it
shows?
Already shared it with one, thanks.
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On Jun 26, 2005, at 9:59 AM, authfriend wrote:
Wow, I never heard that the absence of thoughts
in TM indicates an absence of progress. Is
that something MMY says that I've somehow managed
to miss?
Yeah, whatever happened to the gap gets bigger and bigger?
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Thank you, thats a wonderful post. It rings so true, intuitively, for
me, that there are states of innumerable virtues, and even these
states are not yet the end of human refinement. So much less to say of
attained states still exhibiting regular anger and such.
For perspective, is full
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