[FairfieldLife] Re: Le Creme de la Creme
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@... wrote: salyavin, I like weird ideas too. Even better, something you said once, about the truth being even more wondrous than fiction or scifi or something like that. What's a good example? Well even just bird migration is pretty amazing. Or how they fly in formation. So right, no need to know about faeries to find the garden beautiful. But knowing how different flowers bloom at just the right time to get just the right amount of sun and moisture they need--now that is something that can make the garden look even more beautiful, IMHO (-: Indeed. Animal migration is amazing. and the Monarch buttefly that flies from Mexico to somewhere in north America, but it takes so long they stop and breed, then die and their offspring continue the journey. Or the animals in Africa that have been doing the same route for so long the follow a path that isn't straight because the continenents have shifted, or is it that there have been earthquakes or an ice age? Can't remember offhand If you dig the world of nature I recommend a Richard Dawkins book like The Ancestors Tale or The Greatest Show On Earth, or *any* of his non-religious natural history books, he really is one of the best communicators of this stuff ever and his books are always full of astounding factoids about nature. Actually his book Unweaving The Rainbow should be read by a lot of people here because he reveals what's really amazing about crystals etc, and how much superior reality is compared to the tedious new age myths that develop round things. Would find a link to a review or two but my computer is overheating and needs to be repaired before my fingernails melt!
[FairfieldLife] Robin M. Wood?
ROBINROBINROBINROBIN?
[FairfieldLife] Re: Repealing TM's Anti-Saint Policies
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, authfriend authfriend@... wrote: snip more Judyposturing Plus which, from the very beginning of Robin's tenure on FFL, Barry has been eaten alive by jealousy because Robin has gotten so much more attention than Barry has. Methinks the lady doth project too much. :-) That's what SHE is here on FFL. And she's so limited in her thinking that she believes that's why others are here, too. We ARE talking, after all, about the person that the Posting Limits were invented FOR. One of the reasons she's so obsessed with me is that I was the one who first brought up her tendency to write literally *hundreds* of posts, flooding this forum with post after post after post after post after post, week after week after week, month after month after month, trying desperately to be *the* focus of attention through sheer numbers and sheer volume of vitriol. Rick caught a clue from my comments (and those of many others, including many who had left the forum because of her) and took that obsessive-compulsive, attention-seeking, stuck-at-home-with-nothing-else- to-do advantage away from her. He limited her to the same amount of posts that everyone else gets to make. She's been on an insane crusade to get Barry ever since, even more than she was before. Being deprived of her primary -- and very possibly *only* -- mechanism for getting attention was the biggest defeat she ever suffered, and Judy Stein doth not suffer defeat lightly. That's one way of looking at the situation. There are others. Maybe she just argues compulsively and stalks her enemies because that's all she CAN do, and the attention-seeking is way of hiding her inability to write anything creative or original. Who really knows. All I know is that after all these years it's still fun to dash off a post that I know in advance will push her over the edge and inspire her to pour out more vitriol than usual. Last night's short mention of Robin worked like a charm in that regard. :-)
[FairfieldLife] Re: Repealing TM's Anti-Saint Policies
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, seventhray27 steve.sundur@... wrote: I'm just happy for you Judy. This subject lets you engage in all your favorite activities - bashing Barry, bashing Xexo, bashing Share, bashing me, mind reading, and most of all, defending (IYO) the ultimate hero, R.W. Carlsen. You've been waiting a couple weeks for this kind of action. You've seen her photo. It's the only kind of action she's likely ever to get. :-)
[FairfieldLife] Re: My Experience Practicing TM
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@... no_reply@... wrote: Thank you, I will try that. Sometimes images from flickr or google images are not possible to copy for copyright reasons. One just has to try to see if it works. If you use a PC make sure you mark the image by right-click and drag the mouse, it should then become blue. Then ctrl + c to copy. Once you are in rich text editor here, press ctrl + v and voila, the image will appear. Good luck :-) --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, authfriend authfriend@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ no_reply@ wrote: Ann, or anyone else, how do you paste in a graphic so that it is visible? I have tried linking from an online site like flickr, but cannot control the image size, once it appears in the message (often way too big). Ann may have better suggestions, but here's what I do. Before you start typing your reply, above the Reply window, click New! Compose your message with Rich-Text Editor. You'll be put in a different-looking reply window. After you've typed your reply and copied the graphic into the Reply window, look just underneath the window for a little box labeled View HTML Source. Click in the box, and you'll see your typed reply followed by a bunch of code. At the end of the code you should see something like width=500 height=280. Those are the measurements of the graphic, I think in pixels. Figure out approximately how much smaller you want the graphic to be, percentage-wise. If you want it to be half the size, for example, delete the numbers and type in new ones half as big (width=250 height=140 in my example). Then uncheck the little box at the bottom, and you should go back to the Reply window with the graphic half the size. (You want to preserve the proportions of the graphic, so reduce each measurement by the same percentage.) Various things can go wrong--sometimes those measurements don't appear, I don't know why. Sometimes the graphic shows up just fine in the Reply window but doesn't show up in the post. But the above works for me most of the time.
[FairfieldLife] Judy Stein as prison groupie
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@... wrote: That's one way of looking at the situation. There are others. And here's one of them. I present it just *as* a theory, and as opinion. Unlike Judy, who tends to present *her* opinions and theories as if they were Absolute Fact, and the disputing of them a crime. :-) It struck me this morning that what Judy reminds me of with regard to her ongoing defense of Robin are those women who develop crushes on men confined to prison for life. Such women exist. They develop a strange fascination with a serial killer or some other lifer they've never met, and bombard them with letters, seeking to be their pen pals or lovers from afar or whatever they imagine themselves to *be* to these men. In some cases, these women have actually MARRIED the prisoners, even though they'll never spend a night together. My theory is that there's a bit of that in Judy Stein and her obsession with Robin. He's SAFE to obsess on, off there in the prison-of-his-own-making, having cut *himself* off from further communication. So she fawns and gushes over him from afar, trying to butter him up and hoping beyond hope that someday he'll come back to FFL and appreciate her for becoming what he was never able to achieve in real life -- a totally devoted cult follower. One wonders whether she imagines some odd *romance* going on between her and Robin, one that has been somehow frustrated by evil people like Curtis and Steve and myself getting in the way of their True Love. Altogether fairly odd behavior for a woman he never found interesting enough to have any long conversation with while he was actually around. Real in-her-head stalker fantasy stuff. It's just a theory. But run it through your internal processors and see if it doesn't describe her behavior pretty well. And if it doesn't explain it for you, come up with your own theory. But I warn you...if your Theory Of Judy Stein And Why She Does The Things She Does conflicts with her fantasy view of who she is and why *she* thinks she does what she does, you'll wind up on her Enemies List. And she tends to obsess on her perceived enemies the same way she tends to obsess on those she has fantasy romantic relationships with in her head. :-)
[FairfieldLife] Politician's Wife Unhappy Over Alien Affair
Married father-of-three Simon Parkes, who represents Stakesby on Whitby Town Council, said his wife had rowed with him after revealing he had a child called Zarka with an alien he refers to as the Cat Queen. http://goo.gl/XzWXp One reader's comment: The Natural Law and Monster Raving Looney Parties now seem so sensible
[FairfieldLife] Re: Somaadibhyo mahaa-lin.ga-kaaranam?
Corrected subject line: somaadhibhir mahaa-lin.ga-karaNam?
Re: [FairfieldLife] Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
and you still think there is such a thing as the Marshy Effect? From: Buck dhamiltony...@yahoo.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 9:52 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Uttarkashi Flash Flooded Have our Brothers on Purusha been heard of since? Floods and landslides have killed at least 19 people and destroyed buildings after heavy rain in North India. Fifteen people died in Uttarakhand state. Another four lost their lives in Himachal Pradesh, officials say. Footage showed a three-storey apartment building being washed away in the town of Uttarkashi. Reports said at least three people died - more are missing. Another 40 people are unaccounted for in Uttarakhand. Casualty figures are expected to rise. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-22936533
Re: [FairfieldLife] The Unified Field Prayer
yeah but TM ain't no religion... From: Buck dhamiltony...@yahoo.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 11:19 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] The Unified Field Prayer The Unified Field, hallowed be your name. Your Kingdom come, your will be done, Heaven on earth. Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us. Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For the kingdom, the power and the glory are yours. Now and for ever. Om Shanti.
[FairfieldLife] HAWT, DAWG??
http://gokaleo.com/2013/03/06/cellulite-its-time-we-all-just-get-the-hell-over-it/ Uh...Scarlett Johansson does NOT look like hell. She looks freakin' HAWT. (hot??)... WTF! Are some people really trying to ruin English spelling for good?!
[FairfieldLife] Re: Somaadibhyo mahaa-lin.ga-kaaranam?
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, card cardemaister@... wrote: Corrected subject line: somaadhibhir mahaa-lin.ga-karaNam? Yikes! Should be 'somaadibhir'! :o
[FairfieldLife] Re: The Unified Field Prayer
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@... wrote: yeah but TM ain't no religion... Yes, that is true this is not iron-age religion. Certainly one can be a scientist, modern and hold convictions based on the empiricism of experience; and hold scientific conviction worth fighting for, like the science of creative intelligence of our consciousness-based spiritual regeneration movement. Like talking the secular science of Nature here based on spiritual experience, not religious cult. There is certainly a place for practicing meditation that needs not be religion or faith-based like some TM'er extremists may do. TM'ers are not all bad that way like just a few big shots in the whole group giving the group a bad name. Judge not the whole barrel by a few bad apples thus. Have a nice meditation, -Buck in the Dome From: Buck To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 11:19 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] The Unified Field Prayer  The Unified Field, hallowed be your name. Your Kingdom come, your will be done, Heaven on earth. Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us. Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For the kingdom, the power and the glory are yours. Now and for ever. Om Shanti.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Repealing TM's Anti-Saint Policies
What are the Dome numbers lately? What is the goal in terms of numbers? --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck dhamiltony2k5@... wrote: The TM communal antagonisms evidently run deep as insurmountably low ME numbers unless the Prime Minister comes around himself and repeals the TM anti-saint policy for everybody. That day would be emancipation day for the Meissner Effect of consciousness in Fairfield and everywhere. Dr. that is true but that just does not exactly match reality here. Doc., from a distance you would think so. But you don't live here. However, there is a much larger meditating community here that has long been spurned and disenfranchised from the Domes by a very few extremists in the middle who have their own faith-based ideology that has held the group meditation of the community hostage. Look, this is about getting a large group meditation and and proper [ME] Meissner Effect. Our larger communal resistance to getting a proper ME seemingly is impossible now to overcome here without a substantial change; it's insurmountable, these are insuperable odds with the long antagonisms this TM administration has led with the meditating community using the TM anti-saint guideline to judge, whip and hang people with. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter Sutphen drpsutphen@ wrote: Well, if you really want to resolve this you simply build your own dome or flying hall. A master never releases his slave. The slave decides to no longer be a slave. To think that the TMO is ever going to change its position is a waste of time. Those people are simply lost in their own minds. If they ever experienced the fruit of TM/TMSP they would be free. But they very clearly don't , so they continue to rule in their fiefdom of thought. The fact is that the larger community built the Domes to meditate in. The community should not have to build another set of Domes because a few people have locked the community out. That [build another] thinking is wrong and in fact they need to change their thinking for there to be a proper ME again in the Domes. If they cannot return a proper ME now, right now, then it is time for regime change if they can not rescind the TM Anti-saint policies that use the Domes in extortion. Something has to change for the benefit of a proper ME . -Buck In order to reach a just solution to the anti-saint policies of TM and the Dome meditation ME that is accepted by all parties, goodwill can play the role of mediator between the TM.government and its meditator community in opposition that is working hard to achieve a democracy and good governance. I do hope for the best ME we can facilitate. -Buck The gravest threat to the Maharishi Effect here and its protection of America in its support of Natural Law is our tyrannic TM anti-saint policy over meditators in the Domes. It is time to repeal the anti-saint policy for all our safety. Yep, using the Dome badge as punishment in fealty test over people while hoping to git a large and proper Meissner Effect out of the Domes is insurmountably impossible without a change in the leadership and/or the TM-anti-saint guidelines. A large change is needed right now from within TM. -Buck --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Susan wayback71@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@ wrote: As the Global Country of World Peace exists only in the minds of those too blind to see Marshy's legacy for what it was, a scam, you are in danger of losing nothing and the extremism you speak of has existed for decades - it ain't gonna change now, Pappy. It seems that extremists on both sides are determined to maintain the state of hostility and hatred between the two positions, but logic says that there should be a change of direction in order to turn a new page in this unstable relationship and minimize the state of hostility and mistrust between the two positions. From what I recall, there were 4 reasons MMY forbid looking elsewhere: First, to protect people from getting sidetracked from the TM path and onto a flashier but less evolutionary method. The assumption here was that TMers were in many cases
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Le Creme de la Creme
salyavin, thank you so much for book recs. Just that title, Unweaving the Rainbow, makes me put it on my amazon to buy list. Even though the pink crystal hanging on the lamp on my desk seems forlorn at the thought (-: As for your finger nails melting, yep, you've been very busy this week, shooting them UFOs out of the sky etc. In another post I liked what you said about scientists actually being thrilled if something like levitation happens because then they get to explore a new and intriguing area of knowledge. I also really liked the Feynman quote about focusing on what's really happening rather than on what might possibly happen. You ask, where is stress in collective consciousness held. I'd say in the quantum field. Then as it builds up, it spills over into matter. Similarly, negative thoughts or emotions in our personal field can build up and spill over into our body. We simply don't have the instruments to measure such. Well, except animals seems to know when an earthquake is about to occur. I wonder how animal science explains that! From: salyavin808 fintlewoodle...@mail.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 1:02 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Le Creme de la Creme --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@... wrote: salyavin, I like weird ideas too. Even better, something you said once, about the truth being even more wondrous than fiction or scifi or something like that. What's a good example? Well even just bird migration is pretty amazing. Or how they fly in formation. So right, no need to know about faeries to find the garden beautiful. But knowing how different flowers bloom at just the right time to get just the right amount of sun and moisture they need--now that is something that can make the garden look even more beautiful, IMHO (-: Indeed. Animal migration is amazing. and the Monarch buttefly that flies from Mexico to somewhere in north America, but it takes so long they stop and breed, then die and their offspring continue the journey. Or the animals in Africa that have been doing the same route for so long the follow a path that isn't straight because the continenents have shifted, or is it that there have been earthquakes or an ice age? Can't remember offhand If you dig the world of nature I recommend a Richard Dawkins book like The Ancestors Tale or The Greatest Show On Earth, or *any* of his non-religious natural history books, he really is one of the best communicators of this stuff ever and his books are always full of astounding factoids about nature. Actually his book Unweaving The Rainbow should be read by a lot of people here because he reveals what's really amazing about crystals etc, and how much superior reality is compared to the tedious new age myths that develop round things. Would find a link to a review or two but my computer is overheating and needs to be repaired before my fingernails melt!
[FairfieldLife] Booger from Space
The idea of benign or hostile space aliens from other planets visiting the earth [is clearly] an emotional idea. There are two sorts of self-deception here: either accepting the idea of extraterrestrial visitation by space aliens in the face of very meager evidence because we want it to be true; or rejecting such an idea out of hand, in the absence of sufficient evidence, because we don't want it to be true. Each of these extremes is a serious impediment to the study of UFOs. - Carl Sagan
[FairfieldLife] Re: Booger from Space
Thank god for reading glasses! Thought the subject title was Boner from Space. It kind of fits too, if you really think about it. A guy can claim to know all the hidden mysteries and capture a woman's curiosity, thereby planting a seed when he uses big words like extraterrestrial. It is a long word. He grabs the arm of the woman and says, Oh look! What do I see honey?!! http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/06/12/spooky-photo-shows-ufo-above-medieval-castle/ Boners from Space is not far fetched. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@... wrote: The idea of benign or hostile space aliens from other planets visiting the earth [is clearly] an emotional idea. There are two sorts of self-deception here: either accepting the idea of extraterrestrial visitation by space aliens in the face of very meager evidence because we want it to be true; or rejecting such an idea out of hand, in the absence of sufficient evidence, because we don't want it to be true. Each of these extremes is a serious impediment to the study of UFOs. - Carl Sagan
Re: [FairfieldLife] HAWT, DAWG??
I've been accused of that! LOL From: card cardemais...@yahoo.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 4:42 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] HAWT, DAWG?? http://gokaleo.com/2013/03/06/cellulite-its-time-we-all-just-get-the-hell-over-it/ Uh...Scarlett Johansson does NOT look like hell. She looks freakin' HAWT. (hot??)... WTF! Are some people really trying to ruin English spelling for good?!
[FairfieldLife] Re: Boner from Space
Here, Nabby. Captured human shares recreation of an identified object from space. Proving aliens from other worlds have been around since the days of Jesus. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSY4fEEg4j0 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, obbajeeba no_reply@... wrote: Thank god for reading glasses! Thought the subject title was Boner from Space. It kind of fits too, if you really think about it. A guy can claim to know all the hidden mysteries and capture a woman's curiosity, thereby planting a seed when he uses big words like extraterrestrial. It is a long word. He grabs the arm of the woman and says, Oh look! What do I see honey?!! http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/06/12/spooky-photo-shows-ufo-above-medieval-castle/ Boners from Space is not far fetched. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@ wrote: The idea of benign or hostile space aliens from other planets visiting the earth [is clearly] an emotional idea. There are two sorts of self-deception here: either accepting the idea of extraterrestrial visitation by space aliens in the face of very meager evidence because we want it to be true; or rejecting such an idea out of hand, in the absence of sufficient evidence, because we don't want it to be true. Each of these extremes is a serious impediment to the study of UFOs. - Carl Sagan
[FairfieldLife] Re: My Experience Practicing TM
Ha-ha!! Though it is hardly news worth sharing, since I have had the apparatus, and followed the procedure, thousands of times at this point.:-) --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, obbajeeba no_reply@... wrote: I have to PeePee, so I'll keep tinkling. That is what I thought you wrote before putting on my glasses! lol --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ no_reply@ wrote: Thanks, I have a PeeCee, so I'll keep tinkering. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ no_reply@ wrote: Ann, or anyone else, how do you paste in a graphic so that it is visible? I have tried linking from an online site like flickr, but cannot control the image size, once it appears in the message (often way too big). Jesus, I am the last one to ask for technical assistance but since I use a Mac it is easy. You just have to be sure to grab an image off the internet directly. I simply use rich-text editor and drag the damn thing into the post I am making. It is different if you are using a PC. Someone here can explain that one better and I might have made an error in what I said about a Mac, but it works for me, so far.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Judy Stein as prison groupie
You sound jealous and bitter, Barry, at having lost Judy, to Robin, in your head. Its OK, she will continue to pay attention to you, virtually forever. Yes, it is true, you and Judy were an item, and ROBIN was *the other man*, but now the roles are reversed, and you are left on the outside, looking in. Story of your life, huh? Take heart, Barry, Judy will be back soon enough, to tend to you, personally. Mark my words, you will again be, The Center Of Attention.:-) --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@ wrote: That's one way of looking at the situation. There are others. And here's one of them. I present it just *as* a theory, and as opinion. Unlike Judy, who tends to present *her* opinions and theories as if they were Absolute Fact, and the disputing of them a crime. :-) It struck me this morning that what Judy reminds me of with regard to her ongoing defense of Robin are those women who develop crushes on men confined to prison for life. Such women exist. They develop a strange fascination with a serial killer or some other lifer they've never met, and bombard them with letters, seeking to be their pen pals or lovers from afar or whatever they imagine themselves to *be* to these men. In some cases, these women have actually MARRIED the prisoners, even though they'll never spend a night together. My theory is that there's a bit of that in Judy Stein and her obsession with Robin. He's SAFE to obsess on, off there in the prison-of-his-own-making, having cut *himself* off from further communication. So she fawns and gushes over him from afar, trying to butter him up and hoping beyond hope that someday he'll come back to FFL and appreciate her for becoming what he was never able to achieve in real life -- a totally devoted cult follower. One wonders whether she imagines some odd *romance* going on between her and Robin, one that has been somehow frustrated by evil people like Curtis and Steve and myself getting in the way of their True Love. Altogether fairly odd behavior for a woman he never found interesting enough to have any long conversation with while he was actually around. Real in-her-head stalker fantasy stuff. It's just a theory. But run it through your internal processors and see if it doesn't describe her behavior pretty well. And if it doesn't explain it for you, come up with your own theory. But I warn you...if your Theory Of Judy Stein And Why She Does The Things She Does conflicts with her fantasy view of who she is and why *she* thinks she does what she does, you'll wind up on her Enemies List. And she tends to obsess on her perceived enemies the same way she tends to obsess on those she has fantasy romantic relationships with in her head. :-)
[FairfieldLife] Re: Judy Stein as prison groupie
a strange fascination with a serial killer So, it's all about Judy. What you've posted here is close to libel, if not an outright smear. You can do a lot better than this - you're supposed to be a writer, telling the truth, Barry. It looks like you've gone off the deep end this time. Rule 8: Respect other people's privacy. http://www.albion.com/netiquette/rule8.html So, let's review the rules: 1. Don't use a respondent's name as the subject. 2. Don't post anyone's private email. 3. Don't reveal an anonymous poster's real name. turquoise: That's one way of looking at the situation. There are others. And here's one of them. I present it just *as* a theory, and as opinion. Unlike Judy, who tends to present *her* opinions and theories as if they were Absolute Fact, and the disputing of them a crime. :-) It struck me this morning that what Judy reminds me of with regard to her ongoing defense of Robin are those women who develop crushes on men confined to prison for life. Such women exist. They develop a strange fascination with a serial killer or some other lifer they've never met, and bombard them with letters, seeking to be their pen pals or lovers from afar or whatever they imagine themselves to *be* to these men. In some cases, these women have actually MARRIED the prisoners, even though they'll never spend a night together. My theory is that there's a bit of that in Judy Stein and her obsession with Robin. He's SAFE to obsess on, off there in the prison-of-his-own-making, having cut *himself* off from further communication. So she fawns and gushes over him from afar, trying to butter him up and hoping beyond hope that someday he'll come back to FFL and appreciate her for becoming what he was never able to achieve in real life -- a totally devoted cult follower. One wonders whether she imagines some odd *romance* going on between her and Robin, one that has been somehow frustrated by evil people like Curtis and Steve and myself getting in the way of their True Love. Altogether fairly odd behavior for a woman he never found interesting enough to have any long conversation with while he was actually around. Real in-her-head stalker fantasy stuff. It's just a theory. But run it through your internal processors and see if it doesn't describe her behavior pretty well. And if it doesn't explain it for you, come up with your own theory. But I warn you...if your Theory Of Judy Stein And Why She Does The Things She Does conflicts with her fantasy view of who she is and why *she* thinks she does what she does, you'll wind up on her Enemies List. And she tends to obsess on her perceived enemies the same way she tends to obsess on those she has fantasy romantic relationships with in her head. :-)
[FairfieldLife] Re: Repealing TM's Anti-Saint Policies
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, authfriend authfriend@ wrote: snip more Judyposturing Plus which, from the very beginning of Robin's tenure on FFL, Barry has been eaten alive by jealousy because Robin has gotten so much more attention than Barry has. Methinks the lady doth project too much. :-) That's what SHE is here on FFL. And she's so limited in her thinking that she believes that's why others are here, too. This reminds me of second grade when one's most witty comeback to some verbal slight would be, I know you are but what am I? over and over again. We ARE talking, after all, about the person that the Posting Limits were invented FOR. One of the reasons she's so obsessed with me is that I was the one who first brought up her tendency to write literally *hundreds* of posts, flooding this forum with post after post after post after post after post, week after week after week, month after month after month, trying desperately to be *the* focus of attention through sheer numbers and sheer volume of vitriol. I don't know Barry, when anyone posts old links to 'historical conversations' between you and others, not only here but on other forums, there appears to be a wake of vitriol, hurled insults, plenty of libel related to purported demented psychological conditions of not only yourself but those you comment about. The flotsam and jetsam of unpleasantries litter the ether like the garbage spewn into space by so many space missions and dead satellites. You can certainly hold your head high when it comes to owning up to your share of internet detritus. Rick caught a clue from my comments (and those of many others, including many who had left the forum because of her) and took that obsessive-compulsive, attention-seeking, stuck-at-home-with-nothing-else- to-do advantage away from her. He limited her to the same amount of posts that everyone else gets to make. She's been on an insane crusade to get Barry ever since, even more than she was before. Yes, yes, Barry, it has been and always will be about you - don't worry. Being deprived of her primary -- and very possibly *only* -- mechanism for getting attention was the biggest defeat she ever suffered, and Judy Stein doth not suffer defeat lightly. I know you see typing on the internet as a do or die, win or lose proposition but for many others it is an entertaining (and at best a stimulating) opportunity to explore ideas and learn more about the human race. It is hardly a place akin to some great battlefield where lives are surrendered to some deep spiritual ideal or where one has the potential to emerge victorious or end up receiving a Green Beret (although, given where you live, a beret, green or otherwise, might make you appear jaunty and oh so French). That's one way of looking at the situation. There are others. Maybe she just argues compulsively and stalks her enemies because that's all she CAN do, and the attention-seeking is way of hiding her inability to write anything creative or original. Who really knows. Who knows and who cares other than you? But as you seem to have made this your life's mission to think endlessly and write for years and years about this you go boy. Just let me know when you have come up with the definitive answer. All I know is that after all these years it's still fun to dash off a post that I know in advance will push her over the edge and inspire her to pour out more vitriol than usual. Last night's short mention of Robin worked like a charm in that regard. :-) Well then, you are both, evidently, happy. You have been rewarded, you are content, she responded exactly how you wanted her to (although I don't see it) and it gave you another opportunity to repeat yourself for the umpteenth time. What I don't get is why you complain about her - she appears to be your reason for living.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
mjackson74: and you still think there is such a thing as the Marshy Effect? You remind me of Gordon Ramsey, the cook. Only a boor like that would hijack a discussion to make fun of a flooding over in India that killed a lot of poor people. You suck as an informant! Have our Brothers on Purusha been heard of since? Floods and landslides have killed at least 19 people and destroyed buildings after heavy rain in North India. Fifteen people died in Uttarakhand state. Another four lost their lives in Himachal Pradesh, officials say. Footage showed a three-storey apartment building being washed away in the town of Uttarkashi. Reports said at least three people died - more are missing. Another 40 people are unaccounted for in Uttarakhand. Casualty figures are expected to rise. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-22936533
[FairfieldLife] Re: Judy Stein as prison groupie
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@ wrote: That's one way of looking at the situation. There are others. And here's one of them. I present it just *as* a theory, and as opinion. Unlike Judy, who tends to present *her* opinions and theories as if they were Absolute Fact, and the disputing of them a crime. :-) It struck me this morning that what Judy reminds me of with regard to her ongoing defense of Robin are those women who develop crushes on men confined to prison for life. Such women exist. They develop a strange fascination with a serial killer or some other lifer they've never met, and bombard them with letters, seeking to be their pen pals or lovers from afar or whatever they imagine themselves to *be* to these men. In some cases, these women have actually MARRIED the prisoners, even though they'll never spend a night together. My theory is that there's a bit of that in Judy Stein and her obsession with Robin. He's SAFE to obsess on, off there in the prison-of-his-own-making, having cut *himself* off from further communication. So she fawns and gushes over him from afar, trying to butter him up and hoping beyond hope that someday he'll come back to FFL and appreciate her for becoming what he was never able to achieve in real life -- a totally devoted cult follower. One wonders whether she imagines some odd *romance* going on between her and Robin, one that has been somehow frustrated by evil people like Curtis and Steve and myself getting in the way of their True Love. Altogether fairly odd behavior for a woman he never found interesting enough to have any long conversation with while he was actually around. Real in-her-head stalker fantasy stuff. It's just a theory. But run it through your internal processors and see if it doesn't describe her behavior pretty well. And if it doesn't explain it for you, come up with your own theory. But I warn you...if your Theory Of Judy Stein And Why She Does The Things She Does conflicts with her fantasy view of who she is and why *she* thinks she does what she does, you'll wind up on her Enemies List. And she tends to obsess on her perceived enemies the same way she tends to obsess on those she has fantasy romantic relationships with in her head. :-) Just in case you were hoping for some minion-type response in rebuttal for your obvious button pushing routine I have included a wonderful recipe below. Try it, you won't be disappointed.Sachertorte Epicurious | November 2004 by Rick Rodgers Kaffeehaus: The Best Desserts from the Classic Cafés of Vienna, Budapest, and Prague http://www.amazon.com/Kaffeehaus-Exquisite-Desserts-Classic-Budapest/dp\ /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF photo by Epicurious * recipe http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Sachertorte-231043 * reviews (32) http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/reviews/Sachertorte-231043 * photo http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/photo/Sachertorte-231043 * video http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/video/Sachertorte-231043 * wine pairings http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/wine-pairings/Sachertorte-231043\ * my notes http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Sachertorte-231043 * find out more http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/more/Sachertorte-231043 user rating 93% would make it again [user rating] user rating: Sachertorte4 forks rate this recipereview this recipeat a glance main ingredientsChocolate http://www.epicurious.com/tools/searchresults?att=86type=advanced , Apricot http://www.epicurious.com/tools/searchresults?att=470type=advanced typeCake http://www.epicurious.com/tools/searchresults?att=28type=advanced cooks' toolsconversion chart http://www.epicurious.com/tools/conversions technique videos http://www.epicurious.com/video [Sachertorte] http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/photo/Sachertorte-231043 enlarge image http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/photo/Sachertorte-231043 yield: Makes 12 to 16 servings Editor's note: The recipe and introductory text below are excerpted from Rick Rodgers's book http://www.amazon.com/Kaffeehaus-Exquisite-Desserts-Classic-Budapest/dp\ /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1237993518sr=8-1 Kaffeehaus: The Best Desserts from the Classic Cafés of... http://www.amazon.com/Kaffeehaus-Exquisite-Desserts-Classic-Budapest/dp\ /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1237993518sr=8-1 more subscribe to Bon Appétit http://www.condenastdirect.com/group/bna_070507_split ingredientsTorte: * 4 1/2 ounces high-quality bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped * 9 tablespoons (1 stick plus 1 tablespoon) unsalted butter, at cool room temperature * 1 cup confectioners' sugar * 6 large eggs, separated, at room temperature * 1 teaspoon vanilla extract * 1/2 cup granulated sugar * 1 cup all-purpose flour (spoon gently into cup and level top) Assembly:
[FairfieldLife] Re: Repealing TM's Anti-Saint Policies
you spend a lot more time on TM, than most of us do, who actually practice it! nablusoss: How can a person who left something, anything, more than 40 (!) years ago keep obsessing and still claim to be sane ? It's has a lot to do with being lonely. There's nothing quite so lonely as an expat, especially for someone experiencing a lot of cognitive dissonance. LoL! There you are, sitting there, looking like a nerd or a geek, with your black T-shirt on and your Toshiba open on your lap, and nobody talks to you because you don't even understand their language, much less to follow your thought patterns on a spiritual path. So, some people just feel better when they have someone to talk to. It's that simple. Just think, you're making Barry and MJ feel better just by responding to them. But, why do most of MJ's posts begin and end on one single line and all begin with RE: Go figure.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
it is legit when the TMO and its adherents claim that group TMSP prevents such disasters, and with a large Purusha group within walking distance - come on! Same as all the crap that is going on in Latin America when idjits claim Raja Luis is working wonders with the 8,000 TMSP practitioners - I stopped posting the Latin America stuff cause its become redundant. Can't have it both ways - if you believe group flying does a damn thing in the world's atmosphere you can't whine and complain when people point out it doesn't work. From: Richard J. Williams rich...@rwilliams.us To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 9:49 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded mjackson74: and you still think there is such a thing as the Marshy Effect? You remind me of Gordon Ramsey, the cook. Only a boor like that would hijack a discussion to make fun of a flooding over in India that killed a lot of poor people. You suck as an informant! Have our Brothers on Purusha been heard of since? Floods and landslides have killed at least 19 people and destroyed buildings after heavy rain in North India. Fifteen people died in Uttarakhand state. Another four lost their lives in Himachal Pradesh, officials say. Footage showed a three-storey apartment building being washed away in the town of Uttarkashi. Reports said at least three people died - more are missing. Another 40 people are unaccounted for in Uttarakhand. Casualty figures are expected to rise. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-22936533
[FairfieldLife] The Ideal Cell Phone
This is the ideal phone for geezers: http://seniorcitizenhumor.blogspot.com/
[FairfieldLife] Getting the Metadata
That metadata includes which version of the operating system, browser and Java software are being used on millions of devices around the world Bloomberg: http://tinyurl.com/mvaew4f
[FairfieldLife] Re: Repealing TM's Anti-Saint Policies
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, authfriend authfriend@ wrote: snip more Judyposturing Translation: I'm going to snip the bitch's humiliating demolition of all the crap I made up about Robin that I was so proud of and make up an even bigger load of crap about *her*. That'll show everybody I don't give a shit that she makes me look like a fool, right? Right?? Plus which, from the very beginning of Robin's tenure on FFL, Barry has been eaten alive by jealousy because Robin has gotten so much more attention than Barry has. Methinks the lady doth project too much. :-) That's what SHE is here on FFL. And she's so limited in her thinking that she believes that's why others are here, too. We ARE talking, after all, about the person that the Posting Limits were invented FOR. One of the reasons she's so obsessed with me is that I was the one who first brought up her tendency to write literally *hundreds* of posts, flooding this forum with post after post after post after post after post, week after week after week, month after month after month, trying desperately to be *the* focus of attention through sheer numbers and sheer volume of vitriol. Rick caught a clue from my comments (and those of many others, including many who had left the forum because of her) and took that obsessive-compulsive, attention-seeking, stuck-at-home-with-nothing-else- to-do advantage away from her. He limited her to the same amount of posts that everyone else gets to make. She's been on an insane crusade to get Barry ever since, even more than she was before. Being deprived of her primary -- and very possibly *only* -- mechanism for getting attention was the biggest defeat she ever suffered, and Judy Stein doth not suffer defeat lightly. That's one way of looking at the situation. There are others. Maybe she just argues compulsively and stalks her enemies because that's all she CAN do, and the attention-seeking is way of hiding her inability to write anything creative or original. Who really knows. All I know is that after all these years it's still fun to dash off a post that I know in advance will push her over the edge and inspire her to pour out more vitriol than usual. Last night's short mention of Robin worked like a charm in that regard. :-)
[FairfieldLife] Just what Barry does (was: Re: Judy Stein as prison groupie)
Barry is going to be wildly out of control for a while after having been caught spectacularly fucking up in his recent post about Robin. Nothing enrages him more than to think he really got one of the people he loathes, and then to watch his imagined triumph turn to shit in front of God and everybody. It'll be fun to watch him rave and hallucinate, so make sure you've got plenty of popcorn on hand. ;-) --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@ wrote: That's one way of looking at the situation. There are others. And here's one of them. I present it just *as* a theory, and as opinion. Unlike Judy, who tends to present *her* opinions and theories as if they were Absolute Fact, and the disputing of them a crime. :-) It struck me this morning that what Judy reminds me of with regard to her ongoing defense of Robin are those women who develop crushes on men confined to prison for life. Such women exist. They develop a strange fascination with a serial killer or some other lifer they've never met, and bombard them with letters, seeking to be their pen pals or lovers from afar or whatever they imagine themselves to *be* to these men. In some cases, these women have actually MARRIED the prisoners, even though they'll never spend a night together. My theory is that there's a bit of that in Judy Stein and her obsession with Robin. He's SAFE to obsess on, off there in the prison-of-his-own-making, having cut *himself* off from further communication. So she fawns and gushes over him from afar, trying to butter him up and hoping beyond hope that someday he'll come back to FFL and appreciate her for becoming what he was never able to achieve in real life -- a totally devoted cult follower. One wonders whether she imagines some odd *romance* going on between her and Robin, one that has been somehow frustrated by evil people like Curtis and Steve and myself getting in the way of their True Love. Altogether fairly odd behavior for a woman he never found interesting enough to have any long conversation with while he was actually around. Real in-her-head stalker fantasy stuff. It's just a theory. But run it through your internal processors and see if it doesn't describe her behavior pretty well. And if it doesn't explain it for you, come up with your own theory. But I warn you...if your Theory Of Judy Stein And Why She Does The Things She Does conflicts with her fantasy view of who she is and why *she* thinks she does what she does, you'll wind up on her Enemies List. And she tends to obsess on her perceived enemies the same way she tends to obsess on those she has fantasy romantic relationships with in her head. :-)
[FairfieldLife] Funny Scottish accent!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2S-a0v8rLM
Re: [FairfieldLife] Funny Scottish accent!
hey, folks, it's much more than a funny Scottish accent. It's a wonderful BBC series called How to Grow a Planet. And it features Pangea! From: card cardemais...@yahoo.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 10:13 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Funny Scottish accent! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2S-a0v8rLM
[FairfieldLife] Re: Booger from Space
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, obbajeeba no_reply@... wrote: Thank god for reading glasses! Thought the subject title was Boner from Space. It kind of fits too, if you really think about it. A guy can claim to know all the hidden mysteries and capture a woman's curiosity, thereby planting a seed when he uses big words like extraterrestrial. It is a long word. He grabs the arm of the woman and says, Oh look! What do I see honey?!! http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/06/12/spooky-photo-shows-ufo-above-medieval-castle/ Boners from Space is not far fetched. Obba, you have been talking an awful lot about sex and boners and elephants with boners and mother fuckers lately. This can only mean one of two things; you're either getting a lot of it right now or you're not getting any. But my favourite so far has been the I have to Gopi statement the other day. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@ wrote: The idea of benign or hostile space aliens from other planets visiting the earth [is clearly] an emotional idea. There are two sorts of self-deception here: either accepting the idea of extraterrestrial visitation by space aliens in the face of very meager evidence because we want it to be true; or rejecting such an idea out of hand, in the absence of sufficient evidence, because we don't want it to be true. Each of these extremes is a serious impediment to the study of UFOs. - Carl Sagan
Re: [FairfieldLife] Getting the Metadata
Old news, Richard and being the pragmatist I am, I have but one question: what is to be done about it. From: Richard J. Williams rich...@rwilliams.us To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 9:56 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Getting the Metadata That metadata includes which version of the operating system, browser and Java software are being used on millions of devices around the world Bloomberg: http://tinyurl.com/mvaew4f
[FairfieldLife] Re: Proof of Heaven - for Emily
Here is a website link to the non-profit that Dr. Alexander help found: http://www.eternea.org/index.aspx --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@... wrote: Hey Emily, I have finished the book and I enjoyed it. I would characterize 'Proof of Heaven' as a big book within a little book. On one level it is a little book, it is merely one man's experience of a place, a reality that he believes was true. What he reveals about his experience is lovely in the extreme; it is very personal and I would love most aspects of what he saw and perceived to be true. The big part of the book for me is that it has permanently instilled in me a vision and a hope for what could be waiting for me after death. I believe Eben to be a courageous man who, in the male-dominated medical profession, has put himself forward for what he knows to be probable ridicule in his peers' eyes. It is very evident from his writing that his NDE is the one most substantial event in his life and because of what it has done for him personally, on all levels, he feels it vital to communicate his 'findings' while in his coma to the world. That is how positive and life altering his coma experience was, let alone the very near to dying he came with a very rare disease for someone his age. Then there is, of course, the 'miracle' of complete recovery from virtual brain death as more proof to him that he was 'chosen' to have this NDE and recovery in order to spread a message of hope and happiness for people. Plus, being a learned man in the area of the brain and its functioning, its physical makeup and how disease or health manifests as well as knowledge gained through years practicing and studying within in his profession, his opinions and scientific evidence give more clout to dispel the notion his NDE was merely a vision or brain-originating hallucination. He gives strong evidence for why it could not be that but was the EXPERIENCE OF PURE CONSCIOUSNESS unsullied by brain function or memory or projection. I also found that in his description of the various 'strata' of those worlds he visited after falling into his deep coma that they resonated with some part of me. The worm's eye view was something I felt I had some knowledge of as well as the infinite bliss and love of the deeper places, the places even closer to God. I felt in his descriptions a tickling of some deeper memory for me of some truth there so I take his NDE very seriously. Thanks for recommending the book, it was a worthwhile read and maybe as close as we can come to a scientifically backed up explanation for what might possibly exist, for some or for all, after dropping the body. No matter what, it is a lovely idea or vision to hold in one's awareness while we still clamber about this planet in the body we currently possess.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
Using your kind of logic the disaster could have been worse without the Purusha boys. Listen to yourself: Poor people have to get killed so you can prove your point. Where did you learn logic ~ from the same guys that taught you human global warming? Go figure. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@... wrote: it is legit when the TMO and its adherents claim that group TMSP prevents such disasters, and with a large Purusha group within walking distance - come on! Same as all the crap that is going on in Latin America when idjits claim Raja Luis is working wonders with the 8,000 TMSP practitioners - I stopped posting the Latin America stuff cause its become redundant. Can't have it both ways - if you believe group flying does a damn thing in the world's atmosphere you can't whine and complain when people point out it doesn't work. From: Richard J. Williams richard@... To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 9:49 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded  mjackson74: and you still think there is such a thing as the Marshy Effect? You remind me of Gordon Ramsey, the cook. Only a boor like that would hijack a discussion to make fun of a flooding over in India that killed a lot of poor people. You suck as an informant! Have our Brothers on Purusha been heard of since? Floods and landslides have killed at least 19 people and destroyed buildings after heavy rain in North India. Fifteen people died in Uttarakhand state. Another four lost their lives in Himachal Pradesh, officials say. Footage showed a three-storey apartment building being washed away in the town of Uttarkashi. Reports said at least three people died - more are missing. Another 40 people are unaccounted for in Uttarakhand. Casualty figures are expected to rise. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-22936533
[FairfieldLife] the marshy effect
I am still innocent enough to be willing to believe that something one does on the inside can effect what happens on the outside. But I am not willing to believe that group practice of TM Sidhi program has any of the effects the TMO claims it does. The so-called evidence is all flawed and ridiculous. Maybe I would be more willing to believe if I had not lived at MIU for 2 years. At MIU as I did program in the Dome, I watched the administration and sometimes the faculty misuse and abuse staff , students, and town employees. I watched people of all faiths, colors and nationalities come together in the Domes and then go to the dining hall where the foreign students would often sit disparaging and making fun of the Americans. I watched the governors and executive governors and a few ministers lord it over everyone that was beneath them in the Movement hierarchy. I watched Big Bopper Bevan and Little Johnnie Hagelin make all kinds of claims about the great effects we were having in the world consciousness, meanwhile a town person was coming into the women's dorm and exposing himself to the ladies while the inept security guys (headed up by that ass James Bedinger) bungle around like the keystone cops while this guy repeatedly broke into the dorm and terrified the women. I heard about the grand effects the sidhas and governors were having in the atmosphere and watched all the dedicated sidhas slipping, sliding and busting their asses on the ice deposited by a big ol' ice storm all over Fairfield. I heard all about the marshy effect while watching life go on as usual in Faifield and Jefferson County with robberies, fraud, accidents, sickness, murders and so on. So don't tell me there is any such thing as the marshy effect. I know from observation there is no such thing.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Booger from Space
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@... wrote: The idea of benign or hostile space aliens from other planets visiting the earth [is clearly] an emotional idea. There are two sorts of self-deception here: either accepting the idea of extraterrestrial visitation by space aliens in the face of very meager evidence because we want it to be true; or rejecting such an idea out of hand, in the absence of sufficient evidence, because we don't want it to be true. Each of these extremes is a serious impediment to the study of UFOs. - Carl Sagan Contrary to lens-flare-Xeno and it's-water(!)-in-the-satellite-Salyavin at least Sagan seem to be open to the possibility of extraterrestrial visitation.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Uttarkashi Flash Flooded Brothers R fine there from1 there
Went to the cafe so reported to me. In a message dated 6/17/2013 9:52:20 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com writes: Have our Brothers on Purusha been heard of since? Floods and landslides have killed at least 19 people and destroyed buildings after heavy rain in North India. Fifteen people died in Uttarakhand state. Another four lost their lives in Himachal Pradesh, officials say. Footage showed a three-storey apartment building being washed away in the town of Uttarkashi. Reports said at least three people died - more are missing. Another 40 people are unaccounted for in Uttarakhand. Casualty figures are expected to rise. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-22936533 To subscribe, send a message to: fairfieldlife-subscr...@yahoogroups.com Or go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/ and click 'Join This Group!'Yahoo! Groups Links
[FairfieldLife] Re: Getting the Metadata
Get rid of the NSA, IRS, EPA, and the FBI? --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@... wrote: Old news, Richard and being the pragmatist I am, I have but one question: what is to be done about it. From: Richard J. Williams richard@... To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 9:56 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Getting the Metadata  That metadata includes which version of the operating system, browser and Java software are being used on millions of devices around the world Bloomberg: http://tinyurl.com/mvaew4f
Re: [FairfieldLife] Getting the Metadata
On 06/18/2013 07:56 AM, Richard J. Williams wrote: That metadata includes which version of the operating system, browser and Java software are being used on millions of devices around the world Bloomberg: http://tinyurl.com/mvaew4f Very standard stuff you get back from your web host. It is primarily used to determine how many customers you have on each OS. If you have a problems with certain browsers. Also identify mobile devices and route them to a mobile version of your site. Not all that useful as far as spying on anymore except of the IP and many of those are leased and change for the user. It can help is someone is having problems downloading or if some jerk is trying to do a DOS attack on your site. The bad stuff is routing the Internet through places like the NSA where they can collect your emails and look at them if they feel they need to. Through a Scanner Darkly was a fairly good movie based on a Philip K Dick story about a surveillance society. It's possible bored workers at the NSA scan for hot emails to share amongst themselves.
[FairfieldLife] Re: book on Bliss by TM teacher 70's or 80's
hi, thanks but its not that one,i even wrote to him and he couldnt recall the book i was trying to locate,although he did say he had an experience of bliss coming back from MMY in spain that lasted for a week and thats exactly what the book im trying to remember said at the beginning which seems strange,in the index the word Bliss isnt even in it,the book was about bliss I'm certain,isnt that strange that he posted to me he had that week long bliss just like the author of the book I'm wanting to find,similar year too,hmm. regards chris --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, feste37 feste37@... wrote: It could be The Brain Book, by Peter Russell, first published 1979, I think, with the type of cover you recall. There is a new edition of that book now availsble. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, geminitiger1950 no_reply@ wrote: im trying to locate the namre of the author /title of a book I read in the late 70's or 80's it had bliss in the title maybe brain as well,bluish purplish cover.anyone recall it thanks
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: My Experience Practicing TM
I've never gotten it to work on an email client. You need to do it from the web site. The hot linking many folks do here is also not considered kosher. On 06/17/2013 09:19 PM, doctordumb...@rocketmail.com wrote: Thanks, I have a PeeCee, so I'll keep tinkering. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ no_reply@ wrote: Ann, or anyone else, how do you paste in a graphic so that it is visible? I have tried linking from an online site like flickr, but cannot control the image size, once it appears in the message (often way too big). Jesus, I am the last one to ask for technical assistance but since I use a Mac it is easy. You just have to be sure to grab an image off the internet directly. I simply use rich-text editor and drag the damn thing into the post I am making. It is different if you are using a PC. Someone here can explain that one better and I might have made an error in what I said about a Mac, but it works for me, so far.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
you are an idiot as you have proven many times. - in no way shape or form do I say or imply that the disaster would have been worse without purusha in proximity - get Richey, TMSP group practice is a non-event - when mother nature does what she wants to, the effect is the same with our without yogic flying groups From: Richard J. Williams rich...@rwilliams.us To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 11:58 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded Using your kind of logic the disaster could have been worse without the Purusha boys. Listen to yourself: Poor people have to get killed so you can prove your point. Where did you learn logic ~ from the same guys that taught you human global warming? Go figure. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@... wrote: it is legit when the TMO and its adherents claim that group TMSP prevents such disasters, and with a large Purusha group within walking distance - come on! Same as all the crap that is going on in Latin America when idjits claim Raja Luis is working wonders with the 8,000 TMSP practitioners - I stopped posting the Latin America stuff cause its become redundant. Can't have it both ways - if you believe group flying does a damn thing in the world's atmosphere you can't whine and complain when people point out it doesn't work. From: Richard J. Williams richard@... To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 9:49 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded  mjackson74: and you still think there is such a thing as the Marshy Effect? You remind me of Gordon Ramsey, the cook. Only a boor like that would hijack a discussion to make fun of a flooding over in India that killed a lot of poor people. You suck as an informant! Have our Brothers on Purusha been heard of since? Floods and landslides have killed at least 19 people and destroyed buildings after heavy rain in North India. Fifteen people died in Uttarakhand state. Another four lost their lives in Himachal Pradesh, officials say. Footage showed a three-storey apartment building being washed away in the town of Uttarkashi. Reports said at least three people died - more are missing. Another 40 people are unaccounted for in Uttarakhand. Casualty figures are expected to rise. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-22936533
Re: [FairfieldLife] Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
There's the Ravi effect, my mom just got back from a trip there - before the floods started. A trip to Gangotri, Yamunotri, Badrinath Kedarnath, her first - supposedly a cool thing Hindus should do in their lifetime. I'm fine with trips to the Sierra Nevadas and retreat back to the Pacific Ocean. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chota_Char_Dham On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 4:05 AM, Michael Jackson mjackso...@yahoo.comwrote: ** and you still think there is such a thing as the Marshy Effect? -- *From:* Buck dhamiltony...@yahoo.com *To:* FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Monday, June 17, 2013 9:52 PM *Subject:* [FairfieldLife] Uttarkashi Flash Flooded Have our Brothers on Purusha been heard of since? Floods and landslides have killed at least 19 people and destroyed buildings after heavy rain in North India. Fifteen people died in Uttarakhand state. Another four lost their lives in Himachal Pradesh, officials say. Footage showed a three-storey apartment building being washed away in the town of Uttarkashi. Reports said at least three people died - more are missing. Another 40 people are unaccounted for in Uttarakhand. Casualty figures are expected to rise. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-22936533
[FairfieldLife] Re: Booger from Space
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, obbajeeba no_reply@ wrote: Thank god for reading glasses! Thought the subject title was Boner from Space. It kind of fits too, if you really think about it. A guy can claim to know all the hidden mysteries and capture a woman's curiosity, thereby planting a seed when he uses big words like extraterrestrial. It is a long word. He grabs the arm of the woman and says, Oh look! What do I see honey?!! http://www.foxnews.com/science/2013/06/12/spooky-photo-shows-ufo-above-medieval-castle/ Boners from Space is not far fetched. Obba, you have been talking an awful lot about sex and boners and elephants with boners and mother fuckers lately. This can only mean one of two things; you're either getting a lot of it right now or you're not getting any. But my favourite so far has been the I have to Gopi statement the other day. All because I needed my glasses! LOL Elephants matched up with Bucky's story about the no Saint policy! Ann, and tell me when a Father celebrating a Father's Day is not a Mother fucker? He had to have sex with a woman who became a Mother! I could be one or both of your either questioning of getting it or not. hahaha What did Sigmund Freud have to say about life? :) Does what he said really matter? Excuse me, I have to go pee. brb --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@ wrote: The idea of benign or hostile space aliens from other planets visiting the earth [is clearly] an emotional idea. There are two sorts of self-deception here: either accepting the idea of extraterrestrial visitation by space aliens in the face of very meager evidence because we want it to be true; or rejecting such an idea out of hand, in the absence of sufficient evidence, because we don't want it to be true. Each of these extremes is a serious impediment to the study of UFOs. - Carl Sagan
[FairfieldLife] Buck and the Dome
Alright Buck, try as I might, I have not been able to convince you that you are not going to have any effect on world events no matter how many people are sleeping in the Domes. So a couple questions - do the Dome numbers the official count, mind you, do these numbers include the other flying groups in Fairfield like the Vedic City one? Do they include any so-called peace palaces around the country that co-ordinate program times? And last but most importantly, since it is not likely that anyone with sense will have control over the Movement ever, and that means no end to the anti-meditator, not seeing no saints policy, what do you think the effect of such a continued policy will mean for the rest of this year?
[FairfieldLife] Re: Buck and the Dome
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@... wrote: Alright Buck, try as I might, I have not been able to convince you that you are not going to have any effect on world events no matter how many people are sleeping in the Domes. So a couple questions - do the Dome numbers the official count, mind you, do these numbers include the other flying groups in Fairfield like the Vedic City one? Do they include any so-called peace palaces around the country that co-ordinate program times? And last but most importantly, since it is not likely that anyone with sense will have control over the Movement ever, and that means no end to the anti-meditator, not seeing no saints policy, what do you think the effect of such a continued policy will mean for the rest of this year? At the end of July, there's gonna be a rounding course near my home town, the birth place of Nokia Corp (oh, shucks!), Tampere Finland. Some ten miles away from the center of the town, as the crow flies, or stuff. I'm about 95 percent certain, that the weather shall be gorgeous around here during that course, provided that at least 15 yffers are amongst the participants. And all kinds of positive happenings shall prolly take place! http://www.mobiflip.de/zoom-reinvented-nokia-event-am-11-juli-in-new-york/
[FairfieldLife] Re: Buck and the Dome
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, card cardemaister@... wrote: At the end of July, there's gonna be a rounding course near my home town, the birth place of Nokia Corp (oh, shucks!), Tampere Finland. It looks like a cool place. https://www.google.com/search?hl=ensite=imghptbm=ischsource=hpbiw=1018bih=522q=Tampere+Finlandoq=Tampere+Finlandgs_l=img.3..0l5j0i5j0i24l4.798.798.0.4497.1.1.0.0.0.0.161.161.0j1.1.0...0.0...1ac.1.17.img.kLi3wmK7MVI#imgrc=_ http://tinyurl.com/mg2lu8t
[FairfieldLife] The Bridge, in going to show the US, after all
If you get FX, you should really try to check out this series. It is without question the best TV series I saw last year. http://www.salon.com/2013/06/18/on_the_bridge_normal_is_dangerous/ Sofia Helin's performance as a cop with Asperger's is a force majeure, a work of art.
[FairfieldLife] Re: The Bridge, in going to show the US, after all
My mistake. In my haste to share the good news, I posted the article without reading it first, because it had a photo of the original series at the top. It seems to be a review of the original Danish series, piggybacking off of FX's remake of the series. I'll give the remake a shot, because the remake of The Killing wasn't horrible, but I'm not hopeful. Hold out for the original, if you can find it. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@... wrote: If you get FX, you should really try to check out this series. It is without question the best TV series I saw last year. http://www.salon.com/2013/06/18/on_the_bridge_normal_is_dangerous/ Sofia Helin's performance as a cop with Asperger's is a force majeure, a work of art.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Bridge, in going to show the US, after all
Thanks anyway, I found the article not only enjoyable as to the writing style but also as to the insights made about unusual people. From: turquoiseb no_re...@yahoogroups.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 4:01 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Bridge, in going to show the US, after all My mistake. In my haste to share the good news, I posted the article without reading it first, because it had a photo of the original series at the top. It seems to be a review of the original Danish series, piggybacking off of FX's remake of the series. I'll give the remake a shot, because the remake of The Killing wasn't horrible, but I'm not hopeful. Hold out for the original, if you can find it. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@... wrote: If you get FX, you should really try to check out this series. It is without question the best TV series I saw last year. http://www.salon.com/2013/06/18/on_the_bridge_normal_is_dangerous/ Sofia Helin's performance as a cop with Asperger's is a force majeure, a work of art.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra
John, that is fascinating about the stones and the healing sounds. Of course everything is vibration so it makes sense to me that anything can be used to heal. If one has the beneficial knowledge. I remember once in DC a reporter asked Dr. Triguna about using light for healing and he replied that it was a very powerful form of healing, especially using light via gems. I just received a newsletter from jyotishi Sam Geppi talking about the Moon's situation this coming week. I was glad to hear that the Saturn Rahu conjunction is receiving help from Jupiter. But then the Moon will be debilitated plus getting an aspect from Mars. Glad I had a Mars puja recently. Here's what a friend sent about our drekkanas. Our lagnas are 1 degree apart and our Moons are in the same nakshatra! The 1st drekkana Libra ascending suggests a courteous, affable, kind and affectionate disposition. The fate is mostly in the hands of others, as there is little ability to mould or alter circumstances. The native is controlled principally by feeling and intuition, more so than reason. He is keen of observation, fond of company, and generally very artistic, refined and truly sympathetic. There is not much energy or incentive to action, and consequently life tends to run in grooves as the native is prone to lean on others for support. He also send me a chart I've been wanting to see, Oprah's! 29 January 1954 at 04:30am CST She has Rahu in the 1st. Conjunct Chiron. Venus combust with Uranus and Ketu in the 7th. Loose grand trine of Merc, Jupiter and Neptune. Jyotish: http://www.barbarapijan.com/bpa/Commerce/commerce28_Oprah_Winfrey.htm From: John jr_...@yahoo.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 11:34 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra Share, There's jyotish literature that splits the body in three ways depending on the drekkana (10 degrees) that one is born in. For example, if you were born with the lagna on the first drekkana, then the rashi chart would show the head to the shoulder of the individual. The other two drekkanas would refer to the torso and the lower parts of the body. If you have a medical background, you can do some fascinating research on this subject. IMO, it's possible to pinpoint the root of the disease at the cellular level and even the DNA level just by using the rashi chart and the various varga charts. Theoretically, one can see the medical issues of a person before it starts. But the fruit of the knowledge is to know the cures for the various diseases. In the Vedic culture, the cure lies in the ayurvedic herbs and mantras. A few months ago, I saw a video about the Egyptian culture and the pyramids. One traditional keeper of the knowledge stated that the ancient Egyptians cured people by sounds. He showed some huge granite stones that were carved like dishes. He believed that these stones were used for treating people, while lying on the stone, with sounds. He did not know the details of how the stones were able to do this. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@... wrote: John, this is fascinating about the left and right brains and upper and lower charts. Whoops, my secret is out. I still prefer the Western circular chart form to either of the jyotish chart forms. I prefer the circular chart because it graphically shows both the ascendent as earth's horizon and the chart as the face of a clock, which can be useful for guessing about ascendents when the exact birth time is not known. For example, cusp of first house is 6 am, cusp of 10th house is 12 noon, etc. Thank you for wish about my Dad. I sent him a fruit pie from Harry and David. From: John jr_esq@... To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2013 1:07 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra  Aside from suggesting the knowledge of the various chakras, it can be assumed that the navel chakra refers to the birth chart which systematically shows the organization of the human body. Specifically, the first house refers to the head and the 12th house refers to the feet. The birth chart can also refer to the brain of the human being. The first six houses refer to the right side of the brain. And, the last six house refer to the left side of the brain. http://www.india-astrologer.com/vedic_astrology/Medical-Astrology/aries.html
Re: [FairfieldLife] Ayurved comes to the rescue of the aging FFL community
Also coconut oil: http://www.tampabay.com/news/aging/doctor-says-an-oil-lessened-alzheimers-effects-on-her-husband/879333 From: nablusoss1008 no_re...@yahoogroups.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 2:47 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Ayurved comes to the rescue of the aging FFL community http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/turmeric-produces-remarkable-recovery-alzheimers-patients
[FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
Very cool pictures. Kedarnath temple is striking, with the peaks right out the back door. Yamunotri reminds me of a little known Friendship Garden, right next to a river, carved between two peaks, on Maui. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ravi Chivukula chivukula.ravi@... wrote: There's the Ravi effect, my mom just got back from a trip there - before the floods started. A trip to Gangotri, Yamunotri, Badrinath Kedarnath, her first - supposedly a cool thing Hindus should do in their lifetime. I'm fine with trips to the Sierra Nevadas and retreat back to the Pacific Ocean. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chota_Char_Dham On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 4:05 AM, Michael Jackson mjackson74@...wrote: ** and you still think there is such a thing as the Marshy Effect? -- *From:* Buck dhamiltony2k5@... *To:* FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Monday, June 17, 2013 9:52 PM *Subject:* [FairfieldLife] Uttarkashi Flash Flooded Have our Brothers on Purusha been heard of since? Floods and landslides have killed at least 19 people and destroyed buildings after heavy rain in North India. Fifteen people died in Uttarakhand state. Another four lost their lives in Himachal Pradesh, officials say. Footage showed a three-storey apartment building being washed away in the town of Uttarkashi. Reports said at least three people died - more are missing. Another 40 people are unaccounted for in Uttarakhand. Casualty figures are expected to rise. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-22936533
[FairfieldLife] Re: Buck and the Dome
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@... wrote: And last but most importantly, since it is not likely that anyone with sense will have control over the Movement ever, and that means no end to the anti-meditator, not seeing no saints policy, what do you think the effect of such a continued policy will mean for the rest of this year? A failure to obtain a proper critical mass of meditation. Dear MJ, Failure here to achieve a proper Meissner Effect [ME] of collective consciousness in meditation is unacceptable. It would be unconscionable. -Buck in the Dome
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Buck and the Dome
so what do you think that will mean in terms of national and world events? And do the Dome numbers take into account the other Fairfield flying groups? From: Buck dhamiltony...@yahoo.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 6:09 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Buck and the Dome --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@... wrote: And last but most importantly, since it is not likely that anyone with sense will have control over the Movement ever, and that means no end to the anti-meditator, not seeing no saints policy, what do you think the effect of such a continued policy will mean for the rest of this year? A failure to obtain a proper critical mass of meditation. Dear MJ, Failure here to achieve a proper Meissner Effect [ME] of collective consciousness in meditation is unacceptable. It would be unconscionable. -Buck in the Dome
[FairfieldLife] Re: Buck and the Dome
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, card cardemaister@ wrote: At the end of July, there's gonna be a rounding course near my home town, the birth place of Nokia Corp (oh, shucks!), Tampere Finland. It looks like a cool place. https://www.google.com/search?hl=ensite=imghptbm=ischsource=hpbiw=1018bih=522q=Tampere+Finlandoq=Tampere+Finlandgs_l=img.3..0l5j0i5j0i24l4.798.798.0.4497.1.1.0.0.0.0.161.161.0j1.1.0...0.0...1ac.1.17.img.kLi3wmK7MVI#imgrc=_ http://tinyurl.com/mg2lu8t Yeah, geographically, etc, perhaps. My mother hated the mentality, though. She was from elsewhere in F-land. Ditto myself, there's something here that repels me. At least the chicks are not very attractive. OTOH, some outsiders like Tampere being no-ones town... But the actual rounding takes place here: http://www.voionmaanopisto.fi/en_us/home/ (voi, on maa = oh, is land...)
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Bridge, in going to show the US, after all
Debuts July 10th which for some of us means we haven't watched much of FX since The Americans finale in May unless you are into Wilfred. Season 3 of The Killing has been good thus far. Borgen is available as a PAL DVD and Region B Bluray on Amazon if you are a must have person and have the right gear. On 06/18/2013 02:01 PM, turquoiseb wrote: My mistake. In my haste to share the good news, I posted the article without reading it first, because it had a photo of the original series at the top. It seems to be a review of the original Danish series, piggybacking off of FX's remake of the series. I'll give the remake a shot, because the remake of The Killing wasn't horrible, but I'm not hopeful. Hold out for the original, if you can find it. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@... wrote: If you get FX, you should really try to check out this series. It is without question the best TV series I saw last year. http://www.salon.com/2013/06/18/on_the_bridge_normal_is_dangerous/ Sofia Helin's performance as a cop with Asperger's is a force majeure, a work of art.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
Thanks Jim - my mom really enjoyed the beauty of the place but was super tired, had issues with her knees by the end of it. She's not real healthy for someone who's only 64 and the trip involved hardship - chopper rides, rides/treks on hand-held carriages for some of those remote spots. I had to arrange flight tickets so she flew back from Delhi to Hyderabad instead of the train ride. She was actually was planning a trip to Kailash - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kailash#Pilgrimage, but that didn't pan out. Anyway she has traveled so much in her life and she loves to travel - something I do as well. The flooding seems pretty serious - just read this article http://www.hindustantimes.com/India-news/Uttarakhand/Over-130-killed-in-North-India-rains-Kedarnath-town-in-Uttarakhand-ruined/Article1-1078410.aspx On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 3:01 PM, doctordumb...@rocketmail.com no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote: ** Very cool pictures. Kedarnath temple is striking, with the peaks right out the back door. Yamunotri reminds me of a little known Friendship Garden, right next to a river, carved between two peaks, on Maui. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ravi Chivukula chivukula.ravi@... wrote: There's the Ravi effect, my mom just got back from a trip there - before the floods started. A trip to Gangotri, Yamunotri, Badrinath Kedarnath, her first - supposedly a cool thing Hindus should do in their lifetime. I'm fine with trips to the Sierra Nevadas and retreat back to the Pacific Ocean. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chota_Char_Dham On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 4:05 AM, Michael Jackson mjackson74@...wrote: ** and you still think there is such a thing as the Marshy Effect? -- *From:* Buck dhamiltony2k5@... *To:* FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Monday, June 17, 2013 9:52 PM *Subject:* [FairfieldLife] Uttarkashi Flash Flooded Have our Brothers on Purusha been heard of since? Floods and landslides have killed at least 19 people and destroyed buildings after heavy rain in North India. Fifteen people died in Uttarakhand state. Another four lost their lives in Himachal Pradesh, officials say. Footage showed a three-storey apartment building being washed away in the town of Uttarkashi. Reports said at least three people died - more are missing. Another 40 people are unaccounted for in Uttarakhand. Casualty figures are expected to rise. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-22936533
[FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
Thank you Raviji for this information. I am planning such a trip next year and didn't know it was called that. Weatherwise and avoiding the crowds, what in your opinion is the best time to attempt such a pilgrimage? I'm thinking towards the end of the season before the winter sets in at that altitude. Anyone else want to come? --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ravi Chivukula chivukula.ravi@... wrote: There's the Ravi effect, my mom just got back from a trip there - before the floods started. A trip to Gangotri, Yamunotri, Badrinath Kedarnath, her first - supposedly a cool thing Hindus should do in their lifetime. I'm fine with trips to the Sierra Nevadas and retreat back to the Pacific Ocean. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chota_Char_Dham On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 4:05 AM, Michael Jackson mjackson74@...wrote: ** and you still think there is such a thing as the Marshy Effect? -- *From:* Buck dhamiltony2k5@... *To:* FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Monday, June 17, 2013 9:52 PM *Subject:* [FairfieldLife] Uttarkashi Flash Flooded Have our Brothers on Purusha been heard of since? Floods and landslides have killed at least 19 people and destroyed buildings after heavy rain in North India. Fifteen people died in Uttarakhand state. Another four lost their lives in Himachal Pradesh, officials say. Footage showed a three-storey apartment building being washed away in the town of Uttarkashi. Reports said at least three people died - more are missing. Another 40 people are unaccounted for in Uttarakhand. Casualty figures are expected to rise. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-22936533
[FairfieldLife] Re: Judy Stein as prison groupie
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@ wrote: That's one way of looking at the situation. There are others. And here's one of them. I present it just *as* a theory, and as opinion. Unlike Judy, who tends to present *her* opinions and theories as if they were Absolute Fact, and the disputing of them a crime. :-) It struck me this morning that what Judy reminds me of with regard to her ongoing defense of Robin are those women who develop crushes on men confined to prison for life. Such women exist. They develop a strange fascination with a serial killer or some other lifer they've never met, and bombard them with letters, seeking to be their pen pals or lovers from afar or whatever they imagine themselves to *be* to these men. In some cases, these women have actually MARRIED the prisoners, even though they'll never spend a night together. My theory is that there's a bit of that in Judy Stein and her obsession with Robin. He's SAFE to obsess on, off there in the prison-of-his-own-making, having cut *himself* off from further communication. So she fawns and gushes over him from afar, trying to butter him up and hoping beyond hope that someday he'll come back to FFL and appreciate her for becoming what he was never able to achieve in real life -- a totally devoted cult follower. One wonders whether she imagines some odd *romance* going on between her and Robin, one that has been somehow frustrated by evil people like Curtis and Steve and myself getting in the way of their True Love. Altogether fairly odd behavior for a woman he never found interesting enough to have any long conversation with while he was actually around. Real in-her-head stalker fantasy stuff. It's just a theory. But run it through your internal processors and see if it doesn't describe her behavior pretty well. And if it doesn't explain it for you, come up with your own theory. But I warn you...if your Theory Of Judy Stein And Why She Does The Things She Does conflicts with her fantasy view of who she is and why *she* thinks she does what she does, you'll wind up on her Enemies List. And she tends to obsess on her perceived enemies the same way she tends to obsess on those she has fantasy romantic relationships with in her head. :-) Just in case you were hoping for some minion-type response in rebuttal for your obvious button pushing routine I have included a wonderful recipe below. Try it, you won't be disappointed.Sachertorte Epicurious | November 2004 by Rick Rodgers Kaffeehaus: The Best Desserts from the Classic Cafés of Vienna, Budapest, and Prague http://www.amazon.com/Kaffeehaus-Exquisite-Desserts-Classic-Budapest/dp\ /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF photo by Epicurious * recipe http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Sachertorte-231043 * reviews (32) http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/reviews/Sachertorte-231043 * photo http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/photo/Sachertorte-231043 * video http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/video/Sachertorte-231043 * wine pairings http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/wine-pairings/Sachertorte-231043\ * my notes http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Sachertorte-231043 * find out more http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/more/Sachertorte-231043 user rating 93% would make it again [user rating] user rating: Sachertorte4 forks rate this recipereview this recipeat a glance main ingredientsChocolate http://www.epicurious.com/tools/searchresults?att=86type=advanced , Apricot http://www.epicurious.com/tools/searchresults?att=470type=advanced typeCake http://www.epicurious.com/tools/searchresults?att=28type=advanced cooks' toolsconversion chart http://www.epicurious.com/tools/conversions technique videos http://www.epicurious.com/video [Sachertorte] http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/photo/Sachertorte-231043 enlarge image http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/photo/Sachertorte-231043 yield: Makes 12 to 16 servings Editor's note: The recipe and introductory text below are excerpted from Rick Rodgers's book http://www.amazon.com/Kaffeehaus-Exquisite-Desserts-Classic-Budapest/dp\ /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1237993518sr=8-1 Kaffeehaus: The Best Desserts from the Classic Cafés of... http://www.amazon.com/Kaffeehaus-Exquisite-Desserts-Classic-Budapest/dp\ /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1237993518sr=8-1 more subscribe to Bon Appétit http://www.condenastdirect.com/group/bna_070507_split ingredientsTorte: * 4 1/2 ounces high-quality bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped * 9 tablespoons (1 stick plus 1 tablespoon) unsalted butter, at cool room temperature * 1 cup confectioners' sugar *
[FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, laughinggull108 no_reply@... wrote: Thank you Raviji for this information. I am planning such a trip next year and didn't know it was called that. Weatherwise and avoiding the crowds, what in your opinion is the best time to attempt such a pilgrimage? I'm thinking towards the end of the season before the winter sets in at that altitude. Anyone else want to come? If you do TM laughin you should try Anamay Ashram, run by former Purusha's, great place in the Himalayas !
[FairfieldLife] Re: Buck and the Dome
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@... wrote: so what do you think that will mean in terms of national and world events? Son, spiritually it is everything to everyone's well being. The science and the experience is thus and tells me so. That is enough. That is my science. Everyone should be coming to meditation. It is the best most effective means of influencing events that any individual can do. Every man, woman, and child; it should be everyone's duty to each other to take the time to have a quiet time transcendental meditation everyday for as long as they possibly can twice a day. -Buck And do the Dome numbers take into account the other Fairfield flying groups? MJ, Right now the numbers on the white board in the dome lobby reflect the men's and women's Dome numbers of people meditating together there. That is fine. Numbers sitting up meditating and proximity are what evidently counts. Where two or more are gathered... The numbers in the Domes are certainly what need to be watched. In fact also now- a-days people are much more disciplined about actually sitting up and effectively doing the practice. The Domes do hold quite a palpable spiritual field effect. They are a fabulous place to meditate. -Buck From: Buck To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 6:09 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Buck and the Dome --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@ wrote: And last but most importantly, since it is not likely that anyone with sense will have control over the Movement ever, and that means no end to the anti-meditator, not seeing no saints policy, what do you think the effect of such a continued policy will mean for the rest of this year? A failure to obtain a proper critical mass of meditation. Dear MJ, Failure here to achieve a proper Meissner Effect [ME] of collective consciousness in meditation is unacceptable. It would be unconscionable. -Buck in the Dome
[FairfieldLife] Re: Judy Stein as prison groupie
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, laughinggull108 no_reply@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@ wrote: That's one way of looking at the situation. There are others. And here's one of them. I present it just *as* a theory, and as opinion. Unlike Judy, who tends to present *her* opinions and theories as if they were Absolute Fact, and the disputing of them a crime. :-) It struck me this morning that what Judy reminds me of with regard to her ongoing defense of Robin are those women who develop crushes on men confined to prison for life. Such women exist. They develop a strange fascination with a serial killer or some other lifer they've never met, and bombard them with letters, seeking to be their pen pals or lovers from afar or whatever they imagine themselves to *be* to these men. In some cases, these women have actually MARRIED the prisoners, even though they'll never spend a night together. My theory is that there's a bit of that in Judy Stein and her obsession with Robin. He's SAFE to obsess on, off there in the prison-of-his-own-making, having cut *himself* off from further communication. So she fawns and gushes over him from afar, trying to butter him up and hoping beyond hope that someday he'll come back to FFL and appreciate her for becoming what he was never able to achieve in real life -- a totally devoted cult follower. One wonders whether she imagines some odd *romance* going on between her and Robin, one that has been somehow frustrated by evil people like Curtis and Steve and myself getting in the way of their True Love. Altogether fairly odd behavior for a woman he never found interesting enough to have any long conversation with while he was actually around. Real in-her-head stalker fantasy stuff. It's just a theory. But run it through your internal processors and see if it doesn't describe her behavior pretty well. And if it doesn't explain it for you, come up with your own theory. But I warn you...if your Theory Of Judy Stein And Why She Does The Things She Does conflicts with her fantasy view of who she is and why *she* thinks she does what she does, you'll wind up on her Enemies List. And she tends to obsess on her perceived enemies the same way she tends to obsess on those she has fantasy romantic relationships with in her head. :-) Just in case you were hoping for some minion-type response in rebuttal for your obvious button pushing routine I have included a wonderful recipe below. Try it, you won't be disappointed.Sachertorte Epicurious | November 2004 by Rick Rodgers Kaffeehaus: The Best Desserts from the Classic Cafés of Vienna, Budapest, and Prague http://www.amazon.com/Kaffeehaus-Exquisite-Desserts-Classic-Budapest/dp\ /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF photo by Epicurious * recipe http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Sachertorte-231043 * reviews (32) http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/reviews/Sachertorte-231043 * photo http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/photo/Sachertorte-231043 * video http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/video/Sachertorte-231043 * wine pairings http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/wine-pairings/Sachertorte-231043\ * my notes http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Sachertorte-231043 * find out more http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/more/Sachertorte-231043 user rating 93% would make it again [user rating] user rating: Sachertorte4 forks rate this recipereview this recipeat a glance main ingredientsChocolate http://www.epicurious.com/tools/searchresults?att=86type=advanced , Apricot http://www.epicurious.com/tools/searchresults?att=470type=advanced typeCake http://www.epicurious.com/tools/searchresults?att=28type=advanced cooks' toolsconversion chart http://www.epicurious.com/tools/conversions technique videos http://www.epicurious.com/video [Sachertorte] http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/photo/Sachertorte-231043 enlarge image http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/photo/Sachertorte-231043 yield: Makes 12 to 16 servings Editor's note: The recipe and introductory text below are excerpted from Rick Rodgers's book http://www.amazon.com/Kaffeehaus-Exquisite-Desserts-Classic-Budapest/dp\ /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1237993518sr=8-1 Kaffeehaus: The Best Desserts from the Classic Cafés of... http://www.amazon.com/Kaffeehaus-Exquisite-Desserts-Classic-Budapest/dp\ /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1237993518sr=8-1 more subscribe to Bon Appétit http://www.condenastdirect.com/group/bna_070507_split ingredientsTorte: *
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
Been there, done that. Best time to go would be late September early October. The monsoons have ended, crops are being harvested, roads cleared of landslides. It's not too hot but by the time you get to Badrinath it will be cold, at night. Days will be pleasant. Get all of your shots, get in shape for long walks, up hill. And DONT DRINK THE WATER! You might consider bringing a nutrient rich supplement in case you get sick and can't eat for a while. From: nablusoss1008 no_re...@yahoogroups.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 4:18 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded --- In mailto:FairfieldLife%40yahoogroups.com, laughinggull108 no_reply@... wrote: Thank you Raviji for this information. I am planning such a trip next year and didn't know it was called that. Weatherwise and avoiding the crowds, what in your opinion is the best time to attempt such a pilgrimage? I'm thinking towards the end of the season before the winter sets in at that altitude. Anyone else want to come? If you do TM laughin you should try Anamay Ashram, run by former Purusha's, great place in the Himalayas !
[FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra
Share, Oprah's natal chart looks powerful. IMO, the exalted Saturn in the 12th house is the planet that's giving her much success and money. In the Brighu Nandi Nadi technique, Saturn is the significator for work and career. In her chart, Jupiter is also having a bhava drishti (aspect) to Saturn. Thus, her work success is multiplied many folds. Since her 12th house is strong, she will do well in philanthropy and meditation. If she stays with the TMO, she can easily be a Siddha and perhaps be one of the Rajahs in the organization. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@... wrote: John, that is fascinating about the stones and the healing sounds. Of course everything is vibration so it makes sense to me that anything can be used to heal. If one has the beneficial knowledge. I remember once in DC a reporter asked Dr. Triguna about using light for healing and he replied that it was a very powerful form of healing, especially using light via gems. I just received a newsletter from jyotishi Sam Geppi talking about the Moon's situation this coming week. I was glad to hear that the Saturn Rahu conjunction is receiving help from Jupiter. But then the Moon will be debilitated plus getting an aspect from Mars. Glad I had a Mars puja recently. Here's what a friend sent about our drekkanas. Our lagnas are 1 degree apart and our Moons are in the same nakshatra! The 1st drekkana Libra ascending suggests a courteous, affable, kind and affectionate disposition. The fate is mostly in the hands of others, as there is little ability to mould or alter circumstances. The native is controlled principally by feeling and intuition, more so than reason. He is keen of observation, fond of company, and generally very artistic, refined and truly sympathetic. There is not much energy or incentive to action, and consequently life tends to run in grooves as the native is prone to lean on others for support. He also send me a chart I've been wanting to see, Oprah's! 29 January 1954 at 04:30am CST She has Rahu in the 1st. Conjunct Chiron. Venus combust with Uranus and Ketu in the 7th. Loose grand trine of Merc, Jupiter and Neptune. Jyotish: http://www.barbarapijan.com/bpa/Commerce/commerce28_Oprah_Winfrey.htm From: John jr_esq@... To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 11:34 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra  Share, There's jyotish literature that splits the body in three ways depending on the drekkana (10 degrees) that one is born in. For example, if you were born with the lagna on the first drekkana, then the rashi chart would show the head to the shoulder of the individual. The other two drekkanas would refer to the torso and the lower parts of the body. If you have a medical background, you can do some fascinating research on this subject. IMO, it's possible to pinpoint the root of the disease at the cellular level and even the DNA level just by using the rashi chart and the various varga charts. Theoretically, one can see the medical issues of a person before it starts. But the fruit of the knowledge is to know the cures for the various diseases. In the Vedic culture, the cure lies in the ayurvedic herbs and mantras. A few months ago, I saw a video about the Egyptian culture and the pyramids. One traditional keeper of the knowledge stated that the ancient Egyptians cured people by sounds. He showed some huge granite stones that were carved like dishes. He believed that these stones were used for treating people, while lying on the stone, with sounds. He did not know the details of how the stones were able to do this. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@ wrote: John, this is fascinating about the left and right brains and upper and lower charts. Whoops, my secret is out. I still prefer the Western circular chart form to either of the jyotish chart forms. I prefer the circular chart because it graphically shows both the ascendent as earth's horizon and the chart as the face of a clock, which can be useful for guessing about ascendents when the exact birth time is not known. For example, cusp of first house is 6 am, cusp of 10th house is 12 noon, etc. Thank you for wish about my Dad. I sent him a fruit pie from Harry and David. From: John jr_esq@ To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, June 16, 2013 1:07 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra àAside from suggesting the knowledge of the various chakras, it can
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra
LOL. Oprah, did you hear that? Your chart looks powerful. Good to tell someone this, with Rahu in their first house in a mar ruled sign! lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m37JkkGjAY --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, John jr_esq@... wrote: Share, Oprah's natal chart looks powerful. IMO, the exalted Saturn in the 12th house is the planet that's giving her much success and money. In the Brighu Nandi Nadi technique, Saturn is the significator for work and career. In her chart, Jupiter is also having a bhava drishti (aspect) to Saturn. Thus, her work success is multiplied many folds. Since her 12th house is strong, she will do well in philanthropy and meditation. If she stays with the TMO, she can easily be a Siddha and perhaps be one of the Rajahs in the organization. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@ wrote: John, that is fascinating about the stones and the healing sounds. Of course everything is vibration so it makes sense to me that anything can be used to heal. If one has the beneficial knowledge. I remember once in DC a reporter asked Dr. Triguna about using light for healing and he replied that it was a very powerful form of healing, especially using light via gems. I just received a newsletter from jyotishi Sam Geppi talking about the Moon's situation this coming week. I was glad to hear that the Saturn Rahu conjunction is receiving help from Jupiter. But then the Moon will be debilitated plus getting an aspect from Mars. Glad I had a Mars puja recently. Here's what a friend sent about our drekkanas. Our lagnas are 1 degree apart and our Moons are in the same nakshatra! The 1st drekkana Libra ascending suggests a courteous, affable, kind and affectionate disposition. The fate is mostly in the hands of others, as there is little ability to mould or alter circumstances. The native is controlled principally by feeling and intuition, more so than reason. He is keen of observation, fond of company, and generally very artistic, refined and truly sympathetic. There is not much energy or incentive to action, and consequently life tends to run in grooves as the native is prone to lean on others for support. He also send me a chart I've been wanting to see, Oprah's! 29 January 1954 at 04:30am CST She has Rahu in the 1st. Conjunct Chiron. Venus combust with Uranus and Ketu in the 7th. Loose grand trine of Merc, Jupiter and Neptune. Jyotish: http://www.barbarapijan.com/bpa/Commerce/commerce28_Oprah_Winfrey.htm From: John jr_esq@ To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 11:34 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra  Share, There's jyotish literature that splits the body in three ways depending on the drekkana (10 degrees) that one is born in. For example, if you were born with the lagna on the first drekkana, then the rashi chart would show the head to the shoulder of the individual. The other two drekkanas would refer to the torso and the lower parts of the body. If you have a medical background, you can do some fascinating research on this subject. IMO, it's possible to pinpoint the root of the disease at the cellular level and even the DNA level just by using the rashi chart and the various varga charts. Theoretically, one can see the medical issues of a person before it starts. But the fruit of the knowledge is to know the cures for the various diseases. In the Vedic culture, the cure lies in the ayurvedic herbs and mantras. A few months ago, I saw a video about the Egyptian culture and the pyramids. One traditional keeper of the knowledge stated that the ancient Egyptians cured people by sounds. He showed some huge granite stones that were carved like dishes. He believed that these stones were used for treating people, while lying on the stone, with sounds. He did not know the details of how the stones were able to do this. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@ wrote: John, this is fascinating about the left and right brains and upper and lower charts. Whoops, my secret is out. I still prefer the Western circular chart form to either of the jyotish chart forms. I prefer the circular chart because it graphically shows both the ascendent as earth's horizon and the chart as the face of a clock, which can be useful for guessing about ascendents when the exact birth time is not known. For example, cusp of first house is 6 am, cusp of 10th house is 12 noon, etc. Thank you for wish about my
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
LG-ji - I have never been to this area - Uttarakhand. Looks like Mike D has good suggestions - I would have suggested the same, avoid the monsoons. So anytime between Sep - May, but then it can still rain through November. December is when the dry season starts and lasts through May. May can be superhot, Dec/Jan super cold. So either Sep/Oct/Nov or Feb/Mar - these may be good times. I will check with my mom and update later. She may have good suggestions and can ask others, since she has stayed in Varanasi for a long time and traveled quite a bit. Anyway - yes Char Dham, literally four abodes, places that needs to be visited by Hindus, the main one being - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Char_Dham On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 4:08 PM, laughinggull108 no_re...@yahoogroups.comwrote: ** Thank you Raviji for this information. I am planning such a trip next year and didn't know it was called that. Weatherwise and avoiding the crowds, what in your opinion is the best time to attempt such a pilgrimage? I'm thinking towards the end of the season before the winter sets in at that altitude. Anyone else want to come? --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ravi Chivukula chivukula.ravi@... wrote: There's the Ravi effect, my mom just got back from a trip there - before the floods started. A trip to Gangotri, Yamunotri, Badrinath Kedarnath, her first - supposedly a cool thing Hindus should do in their lifetime. I'm fine with trips to the Sierra Nevadas and retreat back to the Pacific Ocean. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chota_Char_Dham On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 4:05 AM, Michael Jackson mjackson74@...wrote: ** and you still think there is such a thing as the Marshy Effect? -- *From:* Buck dhamiltony2k5@... *To:* FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Monday, June 17, 2013 9:52 PM *Subject:* [FairfieldLife] Uttarkashi Flash Flooded Have our Brothers on Purusha been heard of since? Floods and landslides have killed at least 19 people and destroyed buildings after heavy rain in North India. Fifteen people died in Uttarakhand state. Another four lost their lives in Himachal Pradesh, officials say. Footage showed a three-storey apartment building being washed away in the town of Uttarkashi. Reports said at least three people died - more are missing. Another 40 people are unaccounted for in Uttarakhand. Casualty figures are expected to rise. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-22936533
[FairfieldLife] Re: Getting the Metadata
I heard that there are over one million people with the security clearance level and the access to do what Snowden did (or something as potent.) Get that? One million people who can do the following: 1. Intercept the emails of CEOs etc. as a major merger is brokered -- no matter yes or no, money can be made if one knows which way the deal is going, and, then, hey, who can prove whether an NSA employee is lucky or is doing insider trading? 2. Find out about neighbors, the kids who hang with the coder's kids and all about their parents and their neighbors and how much everyone earns and what the kids grades are and who has what STD and who's gotta get another abortion. 3. Find out about anything anyone is doing and blackmail anyone. 4. Use the massive architecture of the NSA system to launch every sort of attack upon anyone from any left field from which any person would least expect it. Every manner of extortion is thus possible. Pay up or have your life ruined. 5. Intercept any message and change it. 6. Create a personal empire of servers that obey a rogue NSA employee's now and future commands even after leaving the NSA. 7. Target people on the cutting edge of the frontiers, and invest with two or three notches higher ROIs as new tech that is about to be announced is seen and known weeks or more ahead of the announcement -- get in on the ground floor or avoid a false-IPO turkey. 8. Manipulate the markets with various e-ploys. AND ON AND ON AND ONthis is just what I could think of in ten minutesimagine what a true smarty pants could dream up to make some easy cash. And here's why the above screed has impact for me, personally: I have worked with very good coders. Sitting next them and watching the type code at speeds faster than I can type words. Real and actual whiz kids who could do programming on the fly. I probably know 30 guys who could be truly potent forces-unto-themselves if they decided to do evil and really exploit access they might have by abusing almost any large corporate system. Just the customer information data-sets alone could be disastrously exploited via simple identity theft. So, nope. One million people with the above powers? -- who can type code that fast? and it's code that does stuff to trillions of bits of information in seconds? -- nope, I say, nope. That's too much power in the hands of those who are probably pizza eating pencil necked geeks in windowless rooms whining about X-box and squeezing pimples. Nope. Edg --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@... wrote: On 06/18/2013 07:56 AM, Richard J. Williams wrote: That metadata includes which version of the operating system, browser and Java software are being used on millions of devices around the world Bloomberg: http://tinyurl.com/mvaew4f Very standard stuff you get back from your web host. It is primarily used to determine how many customers you have on each OS. If you have a problems with certain browsers. Also identify mobile devices and route them to a mobile version of your site. Not all that useful as far as spying on anymore except of the IP and many of those are leased and change for the user. It can help is someone is having problems downloading or if some jerk is trying to do a DOS attack on your site. The bad stuff is routing the Internet through places like the NSA where they can collect your emails and look at them if they feel they need to. Through a Scanner Darkly was a fairly good movie based on a Philip K Dick story about a surveillance society. It's possible bored workers at the NSA scan for hot emails to share amongst themselves.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra
Obba, Oprah has Rahu in her third house according to the jyotish chart that's shown in the linked website. The site has a very detailed analysis of her chart. I've just added a few observations that the jyotishi may have missed. What's your problem? --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, obbajeeba no_reply@... wrote: LOL. Oprah, did you hear that? Your chart looks powerful. Good to tell someone this, with Rahu in their first house in a mar ruled sign! lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m37JkkGjAY --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, John jr_esq@ wrote: Share, Oprah's natal chart looks powerful. IMO, the exalted Saturn in the 12th house is the planet that's giving her much success and money. In the Brighu Nandi Nadi technique, Saturn is the significator for work and career. In her chart, Jupiter is also having a bhava drishti (aspect) to Saturn. Thus, her work success is multiplied many folds. Since her 12th house is strong, she will do well in philanthropy and meditation. If she stays with the TMO, she can easily be a Siddha and perhaps be one of the Rajahs in the organization. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@ wrote: John, that is fascinating about the stones and the healing sounds. Of course everything is vibration so it makes sense to me that anything can be used to heal. If one has the beneficial knowledge. I remember once in DC a reporter asked Dr. Triguna about using light for healing and he replied that it was a very powerful form of healing, especially using light via gems. I just received a newsletter from jyotishi Sam Geppi talking about the Moon's situation this coming week. I was glad to hear that the Saturn Rahu conjunction is receiving help from Jupiter. But then the Moon will be debilitated plus getting an aspect from Mars. Glad I had a Mars puja recently. Here's what a friend sent about our drekkanas. Our lagnas are 1 degree apart and our Moons are in the same nakshatra! The 1st drekkana Libra ascending suggests a courteous, affable, kind and affectionate disposition. The fate is mostly in the hands of others, as there is little ability to mould or alter circumstances. The native is controlled principally by feeling and intuition, more so than reason. He is keen of observation, fond of company, and generally very artistic, refined and truly sympathetic. There is not much energy or incentive to action, and consequently life tends to run in grooves as the native is prone to lean on others for support. He also send me a chart I've been wanting to see, Oprah's! 29 January 1954 at 04:30am CST She has Rahu in the 1st. Conjunct Chiron. Venus combust with Uranus and Ketu in the 7th. Loose grand trine of Merc, Jupiter and Neptune. Jyotish: http://www.barbarapijan.com/bpa/Commerce/commerce28_Oprah_Winfrey.htm From: John jr_esq@ To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 11:34 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra  Share, There's jyotish literature that splits the body in three ways depending on the drekkana (10 degrees) that one is born in. For example, if you were born with the lagna on the first drekkana, then the rashi chart would show the head to the shoulder of the individual. The other two drekkanas would refer to the torso and the lower parts of the body. If you have a medical background, you can do some fascinating research on this subject. IMO, it's possible to pinpoint the root of the disease at the cellular level and even the DNA level just by using the rashi chart and the various varga charts. Theoretically, one can see the medical issues of a person before it starts. But the fruit of the knowledge is to know the cures for the various diseases. In the Vedic culture, the cure lies in the ayurvedic herbs and mantras. A few months ago, I saw a video about the Egyptian culture and the pyramids. One traditional keeper of the knowledge stated that the ancient Egyptians cured people by sounds. He showed some huge granite stones that were carved like dishes. He believed that these stones were used for treating people, while lying on the stone, with sounds. He did not know the details of how the stones were able to do this. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@ wrote: John, this is fascinating about the left and right brains and upper and lower charts. Whoops, my secret is out. I still prefer
[FairfieldLife] Re: the marshy effect
Sounds like your average university. What did you want Bevan to do - give you an honorary degree? LoL! mjackson74: I am still innocent enough to be willing to believe that something one does on the inside can effect what happens on the outside. But I am not willing to believe that group practice of TM Sidhi program has any of the effects the TMO claims it does. The so-called evidence is all flawed and ridiculous. Maybe I would be more willing to believe if I had not lived at MIU for 2 years. At MIU as I did program in the Dome, I watched the administration and sometimes the faculty misuse and abuse staff , students, and town employees. I watched people of all faiths, colors and nationalities come together in the Domes and then go to the dining hall where the foreign students would often sit disparaging and making fun of the Americans. I watched the governors and executive governors and a few ministers lord it over everyone that was beneath them in the Movement hierarchy. I watched Big Bopper Bevan and Little Johnnie Hagelin make all kinds of claims about the great effects we were having in the world consciousness, meanwhile a town person was coming into the women's dorm and exposing himself to the ladies while the inept security guys (headed up by that ass James Bedinger) bungle around like the keystone cops while this guy repeatedly broke into the dorm and terrified the women. I heard about the grand effects the sidhas and governors were having in the atmosphere and watched all the dedicated sidhas slipping, sliding and busting their asses on the ice deposited by a big ol' ice storm all over Fairfield. I heard all about the marshy effect while watching life go on as usual in Faifield and Jefferson County with robberies, fraud, accidents, sickness, murders and so on. So don't tell me there is any such thing as the marshy effect. I know from observation there is no such thing.
[FairfieldLife] What Maharishi did NOT say ...
Since the 14th Century, (i.e. with Shankaracharya Vidyaranya), the Indian understanding of Advaita has has gradually degraded until Yogic advaita has become the norm. It manifested in the idea that transcendence or nirvikalpa-samaadhi was the experiential requirement for brahma-jñana (knowledge of brahmâtman). This notion is directly adverse to Adi Shankara's written declarations about liberation: Upadesasahasri Shankara did not extol yogic nirvikalpa-samaadhi (non-conceptual absorption or transcendence). Rather, speaking from the understanding that the Self (Atman) is already nirvikalpa by nature, he firmly contrasts the true nature of the Self and the mind: As I have no restlessness (viksepa) I have hence no absorption (samadhi). Restlessness or absorption belong to the mind which is changeable. A similar view is expressed in 13.17: How can samadhi, non-samadhi or anything else which is to be done belong to me? For having meditated and known me, they realize that they have completed [all] that needed to be done. and 14.35: I have never seen non-samadhi, nor anything else [needing] to be purified, belonging to me who am changeless, the pure Brahman, free from evil. In 15.14 Sankara presents a critique of meditation as an essentially dualistically structured activity: One [comes] to consist of that upon which one fixes one's mind, if one is different from [it]. But, there is no action in the Self through which to become the Self. [It] does not depend upon [anything else] for being the Self, since if [it] depended upon [anything else], it would not be the Self. Furthermore, in 16.39-40, Sankara implicitly criticizes the Sankhya-Yoga view that liberation is dissociation from the association of purusa and prakrti, when he says: It is not at all reasonable that liberation is either a connection [with Brahman] or a dissociation [from prakrti]. For an association is non-eternal and the same is true for dissociation also. One's own nature is never lost. As is evident in his writings, Sankara implicitly rejects both the emancipation of yoga, namely, that liberation has to be accomplished through the real dissociation of the purusa from prakrti, and the yogic pursuit towards that end, - that is, the achievement of nirvikalpa or asamprajata-samadhi (transcendence). Read it and weep.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Getting the Metadata
Bhairitu: Very standard stuff you get back from your web host. From what I've read, that's how they got David Petraeus, following his metadata and then by reading his email. The FBI, using electronic metadata that pinpointed the times, places and IP addresses, identified Paula Broadwell as the source... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petraeus_scandal That metadata includes which version of the operating system, browser and Java software are being used on millions of devices around the world Bloomberg: http://tinyurl.com/mvaew4f
[FairfieldLife] Re: Getting the Metadata
Duveyoung: I heard that there are over one million people with the security clearance level and the access to do what Snowden did (or something as potent... Get that? Yeah, I get that it kind of puts us on the same path. You voted for a guy that got elected president by telling us that what is happening now was never going to happen when he was president. Go figure. This is a guy who got elected telling us in 2007, 2008 that what's going on now was going on then. Bush was doing this, identical stuff, that's what they're trying to tell us, even now... http://tinyurl.com/kkkwge6 On 06/18/2013 07:56 AM, Richard J. Williams wrote: That metadata includes which version of the operating system, browser and Java software are being used on millions of devices around the world Bloomberg: http://tinyurl.com/mvaew4f
Re: [FairfieldLife] What Maharishi did NOT say ...
that means that meditation like what marshy taught was essentially a meaningless pursuit. From: emptybill emptyb...@yahoo.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 9:45 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] What Maharishi did NOT say ... Since the 14th Century, (i.e. with Shankaracharya Vidyaranya), the Indian understanding of Advaita has has gradually degraded until Yogic advaita has become the norm. It manifested in the idea that transcendence or nirvikalpa-samaadhi was the experiential requirement for brahma-jñana (knowledge of brahmâtman). This notion is directly adverse to Adi Shankara's written declarations about liberation: Upadesasahasri Shankara did not extol yogic nirvikalpa-samaadhi (non-conceptual absorption or transcendence). Rather, speaking from the understanding that the Self (Atman) is already nirvikalpa by nature, he firmly contrasts the true nature of the Self and the mind: As I have no restlessness (viksepa) I have hence no absorption (samadhi). Restlessness or absorption belong to the mind which is changeable. A similar view is expressed in 13.17: How can samadhi, non-samadhi or anything else which is to be done belong to me? For having meditated and known me, they realize that they have completed [all] that needed to be done. and 14.35: I have never seen non-samadhi, nor anything else [needing] to be purified, belonging to me who am changeless, the pure Brahman, free from evil. In 15.14 Sankara presents a critique of meditation as an essentially dualistically structured activity: One [comes] to consist of that upon which one fixes one's mind, if one is different from [it]. But, there is no action in the Self through which to become the Self. [It] does not depend upon [anything else] for being the Self, since if [it] depended upon [anything else], it would not be the Self. Furthermore, in 16.39-40, Sankara implicitly criticizes the Sankhya-Yoga view that liberation is dissociation from the association of purusa and prakrti, when he says: It is not at all reasonable that liberation is either a connection [with Brahman] or a dissociation [from prakrti]. For an association is non-eternal and the same is true for dissociation also. One's own nature is never lost. As is evident in his writings, Sankara implicitly rejects both the emancipation of yoga, namely, that liberation has to be accomplished through the real dissociation of the purusa from prakrti, and the yogic pursuit towards that end, - that is, the achievement of nirvikalpa or asamprajata-samadhi (transcendence). Read it and weep.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Getting the Metadata
On 06/18/2013 05:47 PM, Duveyoung wrote: I heard that there are over one million people with the security clearance level and the access to do what Snowden did (or something as potent.) Get that? One million people who can do the following: 1. Intercept the emails of CEOs etc. as a major merger is brokered -- no matter yes or no, money can be made if one knows which way the deal is going, and, then, hey, who can prove whether an NSA employee is lucky or is doing insider trading? 2. Find out about neighbors, the kids who hang with the coder's kids and all about their parents and their neighbors and how much everyone earns and what the kids grades are and who has what STD and who's gotta get another abortion. 3. Find out about anything anyone is doing and blackmail anyone. 4. Use the massive architecture of the NSA system to launch every sort of attack upon anyone from any left field from which any person would least expect it. Every manner of extortion is thus possible. Pay up or have your life ruined. 5. Intercept any message and change it. 6. Create a personal empire of servers that obey a rogue NSA employee's now and future commands even after leaving the NSA. 7. Target people on the cutting edge of the frontiers, and invest with two or three notches higher ROIs as new tech that is about to be announced is seen and known weeks or more ahead of the announcement -- get in on the ground floor or avoid a false-IPO turkey. 8. Manipulate the markets with various e-ploys. AND ON AND ON AND ONthis is just what I could think of in ten minutesimagine what a true smarty pants could dream up to make some easy cash. And here's why the above screed has impact for me, personally: I have worked with very good coders. Sitting next them and watching the type code at speeds faster than I can type words. Real and actual whiz kids who could do programming on the fly. And probably shitty and buggy code too but they grew up with computers and feel they own the technology. Sort of a joke. I was writing code before some of these were even born. Not only is their code shitty and buggy but also one-dimensional. They're answer is hey, it works. Just look at the bugs we stumble across using Yahoo which BTW, seems to have solved the problem of losing my local news and weather settings without me needing to do anything. But who knows if they'll turn around and break it again. And then they're Google, a haven for the young and inexperienced and there it really shows and irritates a lot of Android developers. I call the place a lemonade stand. I probably know 30 guys who could be truly potent forces-unto-themselves if they decided to do evil and really exploit access they might have by abusing almost any large corporate system. Just the customer information data-sets alone could be disastrously exploited via simple identity theft. Back in the day I was amazed at how apolitical so many tech folks were. And if they started to get political took a fancy to libertarianism. Ugh. A friend thinks his son wouldn't have a problem with the world being run entirely by corporations. Ugh two. So, nope. One million people with the above powers? -- who can type code that fast? and it's code that does stuff to trillions of bits of information in seconds? -- nope, I say, nope. Some kid wrote a Firefox plugin which got hyped as a way to identify an NSA compromised site. Curious, I downloaded his code and all it did was a take a short list of the known sites such as Google, Facebook, Yahoo, etc and played a track from the Pink Floyd Darkside of the Moon album. I would think most people might be able to remember that short list and not need some plugin to remind them. I once had a security clearance. It was mainly so I could work weekends in the Federal Office Building. I was doing data entry but wouldn't have had a clue about getting into anything since I had yet to learn computer programming. That's too much power in the hands of those who are probably pizza eating pencil necked geeks in windowless rooms whining about X-box and squeezing pimples. Nope. Edg --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@... wrote: On 06/18/2013 07:56 AM, Richard J. Williams wrote: That metadata includes which version of the operating system, browser and Java software are being used on millions of devices around the world Bloomberg: http://tinyurl.com/mvaew4f Very standard stuff you get back from your web host. It is primarily used to determine how many customers you have on each OS. If you have a problems with certain browsers. Also identify mobile devices and route them to a mobile version of your site. Not all that useful as far as spying on anymore except of the IP and many of those are leased and change for the user. It can help is someone is having problems downloading or if
[FairfieldLife] Re: Judy Stein as prison groupie
Sorry for your opaque enthusiasm for Sachertorte. Perhaps your time would be better spent preparing the ultimate dessert: the pastry named after the patron saint of bakers - Saint Honoratis cream cake. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, laughinggull108 no_reply@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@ wrote: That's one way of looking at the situation. There are others. And here's one of them. I present it just *as* a theory, and as opinion. Unlike Judy, who tends to present *her* opinions and theories as if they were Absolute Fact, and the disputing of them a crime. :-) It struck me this morning that what Judy reminds me of with regard to her ongoing defense of Robin are those women who develop crushes on men confined to prison for life. Such women exist. They develop a strange fascination with a serial killer or some other lifer they've never met, and bombard them with letters, seeking to be their pen pals or lovers from afar or whatever they imagine themselves to *be* to these men. In some cases, these women have actually MARRIED the prisoners, even though they'll never spend a night together. My theory is that there's a bit of that in Judy Stein and her obsession with Robin. He's SAFE to obsess on, off there in the prison-of-his-own-making, having cut *himself* off from further communication. So she fawns and gushes over him from afar, trying to butter him up and hoping beyond hope that someday he'll come back to FFL and appreciate her for becoming what he was never able to achieve in real life -- a totally devoted cult follower. One wonders whether she imagines some odd *romance* going on between her and Robin, one that has been somehow frustrated by evil people like Curtis and Steve and myself getting in the way of their True Love. Altogether fairly odd behavior for a woman he never found interesting enough to have any long conversation with while he was actually around. Real in-her-head stalker fantasy stuff. It's just a theory. But run it through your internal processors and see if it doesn't describe her behavior pretty well. And if it doesn't explain it for you, come up with your own theory. But I warn you...if your Theory Of Judy Stein And Why She Does The Things She Does conflicts with her fantasy view of who she is and why *she* thinks she does what she does, you'll wind up on her Enemies List. And she tends to obsess on her perceived enemies the same way she tends to obsess on those she has fantasy romantic relationships with in her head. :-) Just in case you were hoping for some minion-type response in rebuttal for your obvious button pushing routine I have included a wonderful recipe below. Try it, you won't be disappointed.Sachertorte Epicurious | November 2004 by Rick Rodgers Kaffeehaus: The Best Desserts from the Classic Cafés of Vienna, Budapest, and Prague /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF photo by Epicurious * recipe * reviews (32) * photo * video * wine pairings * my notes * find out more user rating 93% would make it again [user rating] user rating: Sachertorte4 forks rate this recipereview this recipeat a glance main ingredientsChocolate , Apricot typeCake cooks' toolsconversion chart technique videos [Sachertorte] enlarge image yield: Makes 12 to 16 servings Editor's note: The recipe and introductory text below are excerpted from Rick Rodgers's book /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1237993518sr=8-1 Kaffeehaus: The Best Desserts from the Classic Cafés of... /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1237993518sr=8-1 more subscribe to Bon Appétit ingredientsTorte: * 4 1/2 ounces high-quality bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped * 9 tablespoons (1 stick plus 1 tablespoon) unsalted butter, at cool room temperature * 1 cup confectioners' sugar * 6 large eggs, separated, at room temperature * 1 teaspoon vanilla extract * 1/2 cup granulated sugar * 1 cup all-purpose flour (spoon gently into cup and level top) Assembly: * 1 cup Apricot Glaze * Small Batch Chocolate Glaze * Sweetened Whipped Cream , for serving print a shopping list for this recipe 3 view wine pairings preparation 1. To make the torte: Position a rack in the center of the oven and heat to 400°F. Lightly butter a 9-inch springform pan and line the bottom with a
[FairfieldLife] Re: What Maharishi did NOT say ...
emptybill: Since the 14th Century, (i.e. with Shankaracharya Vidyaranya), the Indian understanding of Advaita has has gradually degraded until Yogic advaita has become the norm... For most TMers it's enough to know that the Shankaracharya Sanyasins have taken up the Sri Vidya tradtition and they all worship the Sri Yantra of Tripurasundari. The Adwaita that was extolled by the Adi is just pseudo-Buddhism, for the Brahamin caste in the eighth century. We don't know why the Shankaracharyas adopted the Sri Vidya, but we do know it came from Kashmere Tantrism. So, far from being degraded, they discovered tantric monism, which is far superior than believing the world is an illusion, not real - pure Buddhism. Kashmere Saivism is based on the Siva Sutra, the purpose of which is to preserve for man the principles of Monism in the literature called the Tantras. According to Theos Bernard, when studied in detail, Kasmere Saivism provides the most complete analysis of Nature yet devised by any system of Indian philosophy. However, human logic can never construct an unassailable Monism; final proof can be had only by the experience of Samadhi, attained through mantra meditation. That's why all the Sri Vidya adherents meditate on the bija of Saraswati at least twice a day. Kashmere Saivism accepts the fundamental premise that pure consciousness is the substance of the universe. However, it differs from the Samkhya and Vedanta systems in its interpretation of the three basic problems: 1) What is the nature of the ultimate reality; 2) What is the cause of its first movement; and 3) What is the nature of its manifest form? From 'Centering', a translation by Paul Reps and Swami Laksmanjoo in Zen Flesh, Zen Bones: Intone a sound audibly, then less and less audible as feeling deepens into this silent harmony. 'Vijñânabhairava Tantra' http://tinyurl.com/ykjog56 You can view a photo of Marshy and Laksmanjoo here: http://www.rwilliams.us/archives/images/lakman01.jpg Works cited: 'Foundations of Hindu Philosophy' by Theos Bernard, Ph.D. Author of 'Heaven Lies Within Us', 'Penthouse of the Gods', 'Hatha Yoga', etc., etc. Philosophical Library, 1947 pp. 129-130 Self-rea;ozation in Kashmere Shaivism The oral teachings of Swami Laksmanjoo. By John Hughes Foreward by John Hughes SUNY Press, 1994
[FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/message/347623 He also send me a chart I've been wanting to see, Oprah's! 29 January 1954 at 04:30am CST She has Rahu in the 1st. Conjunct Chiron. Venus combust with Uranus and Ketu in the 7th. Loose grand trine of Merc, Jupiter and Neptune. John, According to the information from the above quote, was where I read the 1st house Rahu. I am adding what I looked at only from what was written in the thread. Also as you have, I added a bit of observation that the Jyotishi's sharing the information may have overlooked with what was said here on this message thread cut and pasted above. Wishing Oprah a blessed life should not be a problem, John? I did make the mistake and typed mar, meaning Mars. :) --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, John jr_esq@... wrote: Obba, Oprah has Rahu in her third house according to the jyotish chart that's shown in the linked website. The site has a very detailed analysis of her chart. I've just added a few observations that the jyotishi may have missed. What's your problem? --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, obbajeeba no_reply@ wrote: LOL. Oprah, did you hear that? Your chart looks powerful. Good to tell someone this, with Rahu in their first house in a mar ruled sign! lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m37JkkGjAY --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, John jr_esq@ wrote: Share, Oprah's natal chart looks powerful. IMO, the exalted Saturn in the 12th house is the planet that's giving her much success and money. In the Brighu Nandi Nadi technique, Saturn is the significator for work and career. In her chart, Jupiter is also having a bhava drishti (aspect) to Saturn. Thus, her work success is multiplied many folds. Since her 12th house is strong, she will do well in philanthropy and meditation. If she stays with the TMO, she can easily be a Siddha and perhaps be one of the Rajahs in the organization. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@ wrote: John, that is fascinating about the stones and the healing sounds. Of course everything is vibration so it makes sense to me that anything can be used to heal. If one has the beneficial knowledge. I remember once in DC a reporter asked Dr. Triguna about using light for healing and he replied that it was a very powerful form of healing, especially using light via gems. I just received a newsletter from jyotishi Sam Geppi talking about the Moon's situation this coming week. I was glad to hear that the Saturn Rahu conjunction is receiving help from Jupiter. But then the Moon will be debilitated plus getting an aspect from Mars. Glad I had a Mars puja recently. Here's what a friend sent about our drekkanas. Our lagnas are 1 degree apart and our Moons are in the same nakshatra! The 1st drekkana Libra ascending suggests a courteous, affable, kind and affectionate disposition. The fate is mostly in the hands of others, as there is little ability to mould or alter circumstances. The native is controlled principally by feeling and intuition, more so than reason. He is keen of observation, fond of company, and generally very artistic, refined and truly sympathetic. There is not much energy or incentive to action, and consequently life tends to run in grooves as the native is prone to lean on others for support. He also send me a chart I've been wanting to see, Oprah's! 29 January 1954 at 04:30am CST She has Rahu in the 1st. Conjunct Chiron. Venus combust with Uranus and Ketu in the 7th. Loose grand trine of Merc, Jupiter and Neptune. Jyotish: http://www.barbarapijan.com/bpa/Commerce/commerce28_Oprah_Winfrey.htm From: John jr_esq@ To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 11:34 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra  Share, There's jyotish literature that splits the body in three ways depending on the drekkana (10 degrees) that one is born in. For example, if you were born with the lagna on the first drekkana, then the rashi chart would show the head to the shoulder of the individual. The other two drekkanas would refer to the torso and the lower parts of the body. If you have a medical background, you can do some fascinating research on this subject. IMO, it's possible to pinpoint the root of the disease at the cellular level and even the DNA level just by using the rashi chart and the various
[FairfieldLife] Re: Repealing TM's Anti-Saint Policies
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck dhamiltony2k5@... wrote: The large threat here to the work of the Meissner Effect in the Domes is not saints but the administrative *prohibition* around sitting with them. That TM anti-saint policy has made hypocrites of everyone, even of Guru Dev who consuls people specifically to seek the company of saints, mahatmas and wise people. It is time to repeal the TM Anti-saint policies. Just git rid of those gnarly old TM sentiments and policy and just stop using it as punishment to create fugitive meditators. That policy has been the ruination of our Dome numbers here the way it has worked on the community. For the affect that there could have been had all these years had there been a properly numbered Meissner Effect except for the enforcement of the TM anti-saint policies has been a crime against humanity. Buck please have a checking
[FairfieldLife] Re: What Maharishi did NOT say ...
Shankara did NOT say such a thing. In many places he discusses the benefits of yogic meditation. However, the benefits according to Shankara are purification of the heart rather than either union with brahman or freedom from bondage to prakriti. The purpose of the post was to examine the real but unstated differences between the recognition/practice found in Yoga and Vedanta rather than a polemic against TM. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson wrote: that means that meditation like what marshy taught was essentially a meaningless pursuit. From: emptybill emptybill@... To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 9:45 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] What Maharishi did NOT say ...  Since the 14th Century, (i.e. with Shankaracharya Vidyaranya), the Indian understanding of Advaita has has gradually degraded until Yogic advaita has become the norm. It manifested in the idea that transcendence or nirvikalpa-samaadhi was the experiential requirement for brahma-jñana (knowledge of brahmâtman). This notion is directly adverse to Adi Shankara's written declarations about liberation: Upadesasahasri Shankara did not extol yogic nirvikalpa-samaadhi (non-conceptual absorption or transcendence). Rather, speaking from the understanding that the Self (Atman) is already nirvikalpa by nature, he firmly contrasts the true nature of the Self and the mind: As I have no restlessness (viksepa) I have hence no absorption (samadhi). Restlessness or absorption belong to the mind which is changeable.  A similar view is expressed in 13.17:  How can samadhi, non-samadhi or anything else which is to be done belong to me? For having meditated and known me, they realize that they have completed [all] that needed to be done.  and 14.35:  I have never seen non-samadhi, nor anything else [needing] to be purified, belonging to me who am changeless, the pure Brahman, free from evil.   In 15.14 Sankara presents a critique of meditation as an essentially dualistically structured activity:  One [comes] to consist of that upon which one fixes one's mind, if one is different from [it]. But, there is no action in the Self through which to become the Self. [It] does not depend upon [anything else] for being the Self, since if [it] depended upon [anything else], it would not be the Self.   Furthermore, in 16.39-40, Sankara implicitly criticizes the Sankhya-Yoga view that liberation is dissociation from the association of purusa and prakrti, when he says: It is not at all reasonable that liberation is either a connection [with Brahman] or a dissociation [from prakrti]. For an association is non-eternal and the same is true for dissociation also. One's own nature is never lost. As is evident in his writings, Sankara implicitly rejects both the emancipation of yoga, namely, that liberation has to be accomplished through the real dissociation of the purusa from prakrti, and the yogic pursuit towards that end, -  that is, the achievement of nirvikalpa or asamprajata-samadhi (transcendence). Read it and weep.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Talk To Me
Less Politeness, More Forthrightness... Just tell it like it is...
[FairfieldLife] Re: What Maharishi did NOT say ...
that means that meditation like what marshy taught was essentially a meaningless pursuit. emptybill: Shankara did NOT say such a thing. In many places he discusses the benefits of yogic meditation. However, the benefits according to Shankara are purification of the heart rather than either union with brahman or freedom from bondage to prakriti. The purpose of the post was to examine the real but unstated differences between the recognition/practice found in Yoga and Vedanta rather than a polemic against TM. So, what do we know about MMY's relation to Kashmere Shaivism? Kashmir Shaivism is absolute idealist monism - abhedha - non dualism, so that makes it similar to Kevala Advaita. These terms describe the ultimate reality: Cit - consciousness - the One reality. So, this sounds a lot like MMY and SCI, so it's no wonder MMY was attracted to Laksmanjoo. So, unlike Kevala Avaita which postulates maya, matter, as illusion, Kasmir Shaivism is founded on the notion that matter is not separated from consciousness, but is instead, *identical* to it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashmir_Shaivism Kashmere Shaivism was exported to South Asia as the Sri Vidya tantrism in Karnataka. So, we when we realize that Brahmanand Saraswati was a Sri Vidya adherent, it all starts to make sense.
[FairfieldLife] Re: What Maharishi did NOT say ...
This is a perfect example of the uselessness of presenting ideas to the self-stupified. Your post demonstrates your utter inability (even unwillingness to try) to comprehend the meaning. BarryTwo musta been a rishi 'cause he clearly saw that you are unable to demonstrate anything but prairie-dog enlightenment. All glory to the prairie-dog. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Richard J. Williams wrote: emptybill: Since the 14th Century, (i.e. with Shankaracharya Vidyaranya), the Indian understanding of Advaita has has gradually degraded until Yogic advaita has become the norm... For most TMers it's enough to know that the Shankaracharya Sanyasins have taken up the Sri Vidya tradtition and they all worship the Sri Yantra of Tripurasundari. The Adwaita that was extolled by the Adi is just pseudo-Buddhism, for the Brahamin caste in the eighth century. We don't know why the Shankaracharyas adopted the Sri Vidya, but we do know it came from Kashmere Tantrism. So, far from being degraded, they discovered tantric monism, which is far superior than believing the world is an illusion, not real - pure Buddhism. Kashmere Saivism is based on the Siva Sutra, the purpose of which is to preserve for man the principles of Monism in the literature called the Tantras. According to Theos Bernard, when studied in detail, Kasmere Saivism provides the most complete analysis of Nature yet devised by any system of Indian philosophy. However, human logic can never construct an unassailable Monism; final proof can be had only by the experience of Samadhi, attained through mantra meditation. That's why all the Sri Vidya adherents meditate on the bija of Saraswati at least twice a day. Kashmere Saivism accepts the fundamental premise that pure consciousness is the substance of the universe. However, it differs from the Samkhya and Vedanta systems in its interpretation of the three basic problems: 1) What is the nature of the ultimate reality; 2) What is the cause of its first movement; and 3) What is the nature of its manifest form? From 'Centering', a translation by Paul Reps and Swami Laksmanjoo in Zen Flesh, Zen Bones: Intone a sound audibly, then less and less audible as feeling deepens into this silent harmony. 'Vijñânabhairava Tantra' http://tinyurl.com/ykjog56 You can view a photo of Marshy and Laksmanjoo here: http://www.rwilliams.us/archives/images/lakman01.jpg Works cited: 'Foundations of Hindu Philosophy' by Theos Bernard, Ph.D. Author of 'Heaven Lies Within Us', 'Penthouse of the Gods', 'Hatha Yoga', etc., etc. Philosophical Library, 1947 pp. 129-130 Self-rea;ozation in Kashmere Shaivism The oral teachings of Swami Laksmanjoo. By John Hughes Foreward by John Hughes SUNY Press, 1994
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Repealing TM's Anti-Saint Policies
ha ha ha ha ha! Buck finally got a rise out of Nabby!!! From: nablusoss1008 no_re...@yahoogroups.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 10:26 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Repealing TM's Anti-Saint Policies --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck dhamiltony2k5@... wrote: The large threat here to the work of the Meissner Effect in the Domes is not saints but the administrative *prohibition* around sitting with them. That TM anti-saint policy has made hypocrites of everyone, even of Guru Dev who consuls people specifically to seek the company of saints, mahatmas and wise people. It is time to repeal the TM Anti-saint policies. Just git rid of those gnarly old TM sentiments and policy and just stop using it as punishment to create fugitive meditators. That policy has been the ruination of our Dome numbers here the way it has worked on the community. For the affect that there could have been had all these years had there been a properly numbered Meissner Effect except for the enforcement of the TM anti-saint policies has been a crime against humanity. Buck please have a checking
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: What Maharishi did NOT say ...
you best read it all again From: emptybill emptyb...@yahoo.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 10:30 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: What Maharishi did NOT say ... Shankara did NOT say such a thing. In many places he discusses the benefits of yogic meditation. However, the benefits according to Shankara are purification of the heart rather than either union with brahman or freedom from bondage to prakriti. The purpose of the post was to examine the real but unstated differences between the recognition/practice found in Yoga and Vedanta rather than a polemic against TM. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson wrote: that means that meditation like what marshy taught was essentially a meaningless pursuit. From: emptybill emptybill@... To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 9:45 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] What Maharishi did NOT say ...  Since the 14th Century, (i.e. with Shankaracharya Vidyaranya), the Indian understanding of Advaita has has gradually degraded until Yogic advaita has become the norm. It manifested in the idea that transcendence or nirvikalpa-samaadhi was the experiential requirement for brahma-jñana (knowledge of brahmâtman). This notion is directly adverse to Adi Shankara's written declarations about liberation: Upadesasahasri Shankara did not extol yogic nirvikalpa-samaadhi (non-conceptual absorption or transcendence). Rather, speaking from the understanding that the Self (Atman) is already nirvikalpa by nature, he firmly contrasts the true nature of the Self and the mind: As I have no restlessness (viksepa) I have hence no absorption (samadhi). Restlessness or absorption belong to the mind which is changeable.  A similar view is expressed in 13.17:  How can samadhi, non-samadhi or anything else which is to be done belong to me? For having meditated and known me, they realize that they have completed [all] that needed to be done.  and 14.35:  I have never seen non-samadhi, nor anything else [needing] to be purified, belonging to me who am changeless, the pure Brahman, free from evil.   In 15.14 Sankara presents a critique of meditation as an essentially dualistically structured activity:  One [comes] to consist of that upon which one fixes one's mind, if one is different from [it]. But, there is no action in the Self through which to become the Self. [It] does not depend upon [anything else] for being the Self, since if [it] depended upon [anything else], it would not be the Self.   Furthermore, in 16.39-40, Sankara implicitly criticizes the Sankhya-Yoga view that liberation is dissociation from the association of purusa and prakrti, when he says: It is not at all reasonable that liberation is either a connection [with Brahman] or a dissociation [from prakrti]. For an association is non-eternal and the same is true for dissociation also. One's own nature is never lost. As is evident in his writings, Sankara implicitly rejects both the emancipation of yoga, namely, that liberation has to be accomplished through the real dissociation of the purusa from prakrti, and the yogic pursuit towards that end, -  that is, the achievement of nirvikalpa or asamprajata-samadhi (transcendence). Read it and weep.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, John jr_esq@... wrote: Share, Oprah's natal chart looks powerful. IMO, the exalted Saturn in the 12th house is the planet that's giving her much success and money. In the Brighu Nandi Nadi technique, Saturn is the significator for work and career. In her chart, Jupiter is also having a bhava drishti (aspect) to Saturn. Thus, her work success is multiplied many folds. Since her 12th house is strong, she will do well in philanthropy and meditation. If she stays with the TMO, she can easily be a Siddha and perhaps be one of the Rajahs in the organization. So, money with a willingness to give it away buys power, influence and position. Some things never change. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@ wrote: John, that is fascinating about the stones and the healing sounds. Of course everything is vibration so it makes sense to me that anything can be used to heal. If one has the beneficial knowledge. I remember once in DC a reporter asked Dr. Triguna about using light for healing and he replied that it was a very powerful form of healing, especially using light via gems. I just received a newsletter from jyotishi Sam Geppi talking about the Moon's situation this coming week. I was glad to hear that the Saturn Rahu conjunction is receiving help from Jupiter. But then the Moon will be debilitated plus getting an aspect from Mars. Glad I had a Mars puja recently. Here's what a friend sent about our drekkanas. Our lagnas are 1 degree apart and our Moons are in the same nakshatra! The 1st drekkana Libra ascending suggests a courteous, affable, kind and affectionate disposition. The fate is mostly in the hands of others, as there is little ability to mould or alter circumstances. The native is controlled principally by feeling and intuition, more so than reason. He is keen of observation, fond of company, and generally very artistic, refined and truly sympathetic. There is not much energy or incentive to action, and consequently life tends to run in grooves as the native is prone to lean on others for support. He also send me a chart I've been wanting to see, Oprah's! 29 January 1954 at 04:30am CST She has Rahu in the 1st. Conjunct Chiron. Venus combust with Uranus and Ketu in the 7th. Loose grand trine of Merc, Jupiter and Neptune. Jyotish: http://www.barbarapijan.com/bpa/Commerce/commerce28_Oprah_Winfrey.htm From: John jr_esq@ To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 11:34 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra  Share, There's jyotish literature that splits the body in three ways depending on the drekkana (10 degrees) that one is born in. For example, if you were born with the lagna on the first drekkana, then the rashi chart would show the head to the shoulder of the individual. The other two drekkanas would refer to the torso and the lower parts of the body. If you have a medical background, you can do some fascinating research on this subject. IMO, it's possible to pinpoint the root of the disease at the cellular level and even the DNA level just by using the rashi chart and the various varga charts. Theoretically, one can see the medical issues of a person before it starts. But the fruit of the knowledge is to know the cures for the various diseases. In the Vedic culture, the cure lies in the ayurvedic herbs and mantras. A few months ago, I saw a video about the Egyptian culture and the pyramids. One traditional keeper of the knowledge stated that the ancient Egyptians cured people by sounds. He showed some huge granite stones that were carved like dishes. He believed that these stones were used for treating people, while lying on the stone, with sounds. He did not know the details of how the stones were able to do this. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@ wrote: John, this is fascinating about the left and right brains and upper and lower charts. Whoops, my secret is out. I still prefer the Western circular chart form to either of the jyotish chart forms. I prefer the circular chart because it graphically shows both the ascendent as earth's horizon and the chart as the face of a clock, which can be useful for guessing about ascendents when the exact birth time is not known. For example, cusp of first house is 6 am, cusp of 10th house is 12 noon, etc. Thank you for wish about my Dad. I sent him a fruit pie from Harry and David.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Getting the Metadata
Edg forgot one thing they can do: send all your data to the IRS. How do you think the IRS got the info to ask all those off-topic questions when people applied for tax-exempt status? They are monitoring all your email and calls, all your spending, all your travel, and recording every web search and everything you click on your computer screen, cell phone or iPad and video if you walk down the street. This is a problem that was coordinated in all likelihood right out of Washington headquarters and we're getting to proving it. Associated Press: http://tinyurl.com/jwp7oba Bhairitu: And probably shitty and buggy code too but they grew up with computers and feel they own the technology. Sort of a joke. I was writing code before some of these were even born. Not only is their code shitty and buggy but also one-dimensional
[FairfieldLife] Re: What Maharishi did NOT say ...
Sorry but you have only jumped to your own prepared conclusion. Shankara wrote refutations of yoga as a vedic ultimate but accepted it as a provisional practice to assist someone searching for ultimate knowledge/practice. You have a fight with the TMO. Thus everything you say is negative about TM. The reality is more complex than your everything TM is wrong agenda. It is quite boring to the folks here 'cause we have heard it all before by people able to present more articulate and thoughtful arguments than you present here. You appear to want to spin Shankara's commentary until he seems to dance with Michael J. Dance if you wish. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson wrote: you best read it all again From: emptybill emptybill@... To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 10:30 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: What Maharishi did NOT say ...  Shankara did NOT say such a thing. In many places he discusses the benefits of yogic meditation. However, the benefits according to Shankara are purification of the heart rather than either union with brahman or freedom from bondage to prakriti. The purpose of the post was to examine the real but unstated differences between the recognition/practice found in Yoga and Vedanta rather than a polemic against TM. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson wrote: that means that meditation like what marshy taught was essentially a meaningless pursuit. From: emptybill emptybill@ To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 9:45 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] What Maharishi did NOT say ... àSince the 14th Century, (i.e. with Shankaracharya Vidyaranya), the Indian understanding of Advaita has has gradually degraded until Yogic advaita has become the norm.àIt manifested in the idea that transcendence or nirvikalpa-samaadhi was the experiential requirement for brahma-jñana (knowledge of brahmâtman). This notion is directly adverse to Adi Shankara's written declarations about liberation: Upadesasahasri Shankara did not extol yogic nirvikalpa-samaadhi (non-conceptual absorption or transcendence). Rather, speaking from the understanding that the Self (Atman) is already nirvikalpa by nature, he firmly contrasts the true nature of the Self and the mind: As I have no restlessness (viksepa) I have hence no absorption (samadhi). Restlessness or absorption belong to the mind which is changeable. àA similar view is expressed in 13.17: àHow can samadhi, non-samadhi or anything else which is to be done belong to me? For having meditated and known me, they realize that they have completed [all] that needed to be done. àand 14.35: àI have never seen non-samadhi, nor anything else [needing] to be purified, belonging to me who am changeless, the pure Brahman, free from evil. ààIn 15.14 Sankara presents a critique of meditation as an essentially dualistically structured activity: àOne [comes] to consist of that upon which one fixes one's mind, if one is different from [it]. But, there is no action in the Self through which to become the Self. [It] does not depend upon [anything else] for being the Self, since if [it] depended upon [anything else], it would not be the Self. ààFurthermore, in 16.39-40, Sankara implicitly criticizes the Sankhya-Yoga view that liberation is dissociation from the association of purusa and prakrti, when he says: It is not at all reasonable that liberation is either a connection [with Brahman] or a dissociation [from prakrti]. For an association is non-eternal and the same is true for dissociation also. One's own nature is never lost. As is evident in his writings, Sankara implicitly rejects both the emancipation of yoga, namely, that liberation has to be accomplished through the real dissociation of the purusa from prakrti, and the yogic pursuit towards that end, - àthat is, the achievement of nirvikalpa or asamprajata-samadhi (transcendence). Read it and weep.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Judy Stein as prison groupie
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, emptybill emptybill@... wrote: Sorry for your opaque enthusiasm for Sachertorte. I don't know what you mean by opaque enthusiasm. What I have is a whole-hearted, obvious, guaranteed transparent love of the stuff. Put on your spectacles and have a closer look. And remember, I don't believe in saints - patron or otherwise. Perhaps your time would be better spent preparing the ultimate dessert: the pastry named after the patron saint of bakers - Saint Honoratis cream cake. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, laughinggull108 no_reply@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb no_reply@ wrote: That's one way of looking at the situation. There are others. And here's one of them. I present it just *as* a theory, and as opinion. Unlike Judy, who tends to present *her* opinions and theories as if they were Absolute Fact, and the disputing of them a crime. :-) It struck me this morning that what Judy reminds me of with regard to her ongoing defense of Robin are those women who develop crushes on men confined to prison for life. Such women exist. They develop a strange fascination with a serial killer or some other lifer they've never met, and bombard them with letters, seeking to be their pen pals or lovers from afar or whatever they imagine themselves to *be* to these men. In some cases, these women have actually MARRIED the prisoners, even though they'll never spend a night together. My theory is that there's a bit of that in Judy Stein and her obsession with Robin. He's SAFE to obsess on, off there in the prison-of-his-own-making, having cut *himself* off from further communication. So she fawns and gushes over him from afar, trying to butter him up and hoping beyond hope that someday he'll come back to FFL and appreciate her for becoming what he was never able to achieve in real life -- a totally devoted cult follower. One wonders whether she imagines some odd *romance* going on between her and Robin, one that has been somehow frustrated by evil people like Curtis and Steve and myself getting in the way of their True Love. Altogether fairly odd behavior for a woman he never found interesting enough to have any long conversation with while he was actually around. Real in-her-head stalker fantasy stuff. It's just a theory. But run it through your internal processors and see if it doesn't describe her behavior pretty well. And if it doesn't explain it for you, come up with your own theory. But I warn you...if your Theory Of Judy Stein And Why She Does The Things She Does conflicts with her fantasy view of who she is and why *she* thinks she does what she does, you'll wind up on her Enemies List. And she tends to obsess on her perceived enemies the same way she tends to obsess on those she has fantasy romantic relationships with in her head. :-) Just in case you were hoping for some minion-type response in rebuttal for your obvious button pushing routine I have included a wonderful recipe below. Try it, you won't be disappointed.Sachertorte Epicurious | November 2004 by Rick Rodgers Kaffeehaus: The Best Desserts from the Classic Cafés of Vienna, Budapest, and Prague /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF photo by Epicurious * recipe * reviews (32) * photo * video * wine pairings * my notes * find out more user rating 93% would make it again [user rating] user rating: Sachertorte4 forks rate this recipereview this recipeat a glance main ingredientsChocolate , Apricot typeCake cooks' toolsconversion chart technique videos [Sachertorte] enlarge image yield: Makes 12 to 16 servings Editor's note: The recipe and introductory text below are excerpted from Rick Rodgers's book /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1237993518sr=8-1 Kaffeehaus: The Best Desserts from the Classic Cafés of... /0609604538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8s=booksqid=1237993518sr=8-1 more subscribe to Bon Appétit ingredientsTorte: * 4 1/2 ounces high-quality bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped * 9 tablespoons (1 stick plus 1 tablespoon) unsalted butter, at cool room temperature * 1 cup confectioners' sugar * 6 large eggs, separated, at room temperature * 1 teaspoon vanilla extract * 1/2 cup
[FairfieldLife] Re: What Maharishi did NOT say ...
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson mjackson74@... wrote: you best read it all again Personally, I think he needs a drink. From: emptybill emptybill@... To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 10:30 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: What Maharishi did NOT say ...  Shankara did NOT say such a thing. In many places he discusses the benefits of yogic meditation. However, the benefits according to Shankara are purification of the heart rather than either union with brahman or freedom from bondage to prakriti. The purpose of the post was to examine the real but unstated differences between the recognition/practice found in Yoga and Vedanta rather than a polemic against TM. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson wrote: that means that meditation like what marshy taught was essentially a meaningless pursuit. From: emptybill emptybill@ To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 9:45 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] What Maharishi did NOT say ... àSince the 14th Century, (i.e. with Shankaracharya Vidyaranya), the Indian understanding of Advaita has has gradually degraded until Yogic advaita has become the norm.àIt manifested in the idea that transcendence or nirvikalpa-samaadhi was the experiential requirement for brahma-jñana (knowledge of brahmâtman). This notion is directly adverse to Adi Shankara's written declarations about liberation: Upadesasahasri Shankara did not extol yogic nirvikalpa-samaadhi (non-conceptual absorption or transcendence). Rather, speaking from the understanding that the Self (Atman) is already nirvikalpa by nature, he firmly contrasts the true nature of the Self and the mind: As I have no restlessness (viksepa) I have hence no absorption (samadhi). Restlessness or absorption belong to the mind which is changeable. àA similar view is expressed in 13.17: àHow can samadhi, non-samadhi or anything else which is to be done belong to me? For having meditated and known me, they realize that they have completed [all] that needed to be done. àand 14.35: àI have never seen non-samadhi, nor anything else [needing] to be purified, belonging to me who am changeless, the pure Brahman, free from evil. ààIn 15.14 Sankara presents a critique of meditation as an essentially dualistically structured activity: àOne [comes] to consist of that upon which one fixes one's mind, if one is different from [it]. But, there is no action in the Self through which to become the Self. [It] does not depend upon [anything else] for being the Self, since if [it] depended upon [anything else], it would not be the Self. ààFurthermore, in 16.39-40, Sankara implicitly criticizes the Sankhya-Yoga view that liberation is dissociation from the association of purusa and prakrti, when he says: It is not at all reasonable that liberation is either a connection [with Brahman] or a dissociation [from prakrti]. For an association is non-eternal and the same is true for dissociation also. One's own nature is never lost. As is evident in his writings, Sankara implicitly rejects both the emancipation of yoga, namely, that liberation has to be accomplished through the real dissociation of the purusa from prakrti, and the yogic pursuit towards that end, - àthat is, the achievement of nirvikalpa or asamprajata-samadhi (transcendence). Read it and weep.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra
Ann, IOW, she's lucky because of her exalted Saturn. She's got so much money she can give it away. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@... wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, John jr_esq@ wrote: Share, Oprah's natal chart looks powerful. IMO, the exalted Saturn in the 12th house is the planet that's giving her much success and money. In the Brighu Nandi Nadi technique, Saturn is the significator for work and career. In her chart, Jupiter is also having a bhava drishti (aspect) to Saturn. Thus, her work success is multiplied many folds. Since her 12th house is strong, she will do well in philanthropy and meditation. If she stays with the TMO, she can easily be a Siddha and perhaps be one of the Rajahs in the organization. So, money with a willingness to give it away buys power, influence and position. Some things never change. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@ wrote: John, that is fascinating about the stones and the healing sounds. Of course everything is vibration so it makes sense to me that anything can be used to heal. If one has the beneficial knowledge. I remember once in DC a reporter asked Dr. Triguna about using light for healing and he replied that it was a very powerful form of healing, especially using light via gems. I just received a newsletter from jyotishi Sam Geppi talking about the Moon's situation this coming week. I was glad to hear that the Saturn Rahu conjunction is receiving help from Jupiter. But then the Moon will be debilitated plus getting an aspect from Mars. Glad I had a Mars puja recently. Here's what a friend sent about our drekkanas. Our lagnas are 1 degree apart and our Moons are in the same nakshatra! The 1st drekkana Libra ascending suggests a courteous, affable, kind and affectionate disposition. The fate is mostly in the hands of others, as there is little ability to mould or alter circumstances. The native is controlled principally by feeling and intuition, more so than reason. He is keen of observation, fond of company, and generally very artistic, refined and truly sympathetic. There is not much energy or incentive to action, and consequently life tends to run in grooves as the native is prone to lean on others for support. He also send me a chart I've been wanting to see, Oprah's! 29 January 1954 at 04:30am CST She has Rahu in the 1st. Conjunct Chiron. Venus combust with Uranus and Ketu in the 7th. Loose grand trine of Merc, Jupiter and Neptune. Jyotish: http://www.barbarapijan.com/bpa/Commerce/commerce28_Oprah_Winfrey.htm From: John jr_esq@ To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 11:34 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra  Share, There's jyotish literature that splits the body in three ways depending on the drekkana (10 degrees) that one is born in. For example, if you were born with the lagna on the first drekkana, then the rashi chart would show the head to the shoulder of the individual. The other two drekkanas would refer to the torso and the lower parts of the body. If you have a medical background, you can do some fascinating research on this subject. IMO, it's possible to pinpoint the root of the disease at the cellular level and even the DNA level just by using the rashi chart and the various varga charts. Theoretically, one can see the medical issues of a person before it starts. But the fruit of the knowledge is to know the cures for the various diseases. In the Vedic culture, the cure lies in the ayurvedic herbs and mantras. A few months ago, I saw a video about the Egyptian culture and the pyramids. One traditional keeper of the knowledge stated that the ancient Egyptians cured people by sounds. He showed some huge granite stones that were carved like dishes. He believed that these stones were used for treating people, while lying on the stone, with sounds. He did not know the details of how the stones were able to do this. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@ wrote: John, this is fascinating about the left and right brains and upper and lower charts. Whoops, my secret is out. I still prefer the Western circular chart form to either of the jyotish chart forms. I prefer the circular chart because it graphically shows both the ascendent as earth's horizon and the chart as the face of a clock, which can be
[FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, John jr_esq@... wrote: Ann, IOW, she's lucky because of her exalted Saturn. She's got so much money she can give it away. But if you give it away you become a Raja?! See, no other qualifications necessary; that's what I'm sayin'. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ann awoelflebater@ wrote: --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, John jr_esq@ wrote: Share, Oprah's natal chart looks powerful. IMO, the exalted Saturn in the 12th house is the planet that's giving her much success and money. In the Brighu Nandi Nadi technique, Saturn is the significator for work and career. In her chart, Jupiter is also having a bhava drishti (aspect) to Saturn. Thus, her work success is multiplied many folds. Since her 12th house is strong, she will do well in philanthropy and meditation. If she stays with the TMO, she can easily be a Siddha and perhaps be one of the Rajahs in the organization. So, money with a willingness to give it away buys power, influence and position. Some things never change. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@ wrote: John, that is fascinating about the stones and the healing sounds. Of course everything is vibration so it makes sense to me that anything can be used to heal. If one has the beneficial knowledge. I remember once in DC a reporter asked Dr. Triguna about using light for healing and he replied that it was a very powerful form of healing, especially using light via gems. I just received a newsletter from jyotishi Sam Geppi talking about the Moon's situation this coming week. I was glad to hear that the Saturn Rahu conjunction is receiving help from Jupiter. But then the Moon will be debilitated plus getting an aspect from Mars. Glad I had a Mars puja recently. Here's what a friend sent about our drekkanas. Our lagnas are 1 degree apart and our Moons are in the same nakshatra! The 1st drekkana Libra ascending suggests a courteous, affable, kind and affectionate disposition. The fate is mostly in the hands of others, as there is little ability to mould or alter circumstances. The native is controlled principally by feeling and intuition, more so than reason. He is keen of observation, fond of company, and generally very artistic, refined and truly sympathetic. There is not much energy or incentive to action, and consequently life tends to run in grooves as the native is prone to lean on others for support. He also send me a chart I've been wanting to see, Oprah's! 29 January 1954 at 04:30am CST She has Rahu in the 1st. Conjunct Chiron. Venus combust with Uranus and Ketu in the 7th. Loose grand trine of Merc, Jupiter and Neptune. Jyotish: http://www.barbarapijan.com/bpa/Commerce/commerce28_Oprah_Winfrey.htm From: John jr_esq@ To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, June 17, 2013 11:34 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Patanjali's Sutra Relating to the Navel Chakra  Share, There's jyotish literature that splits the body in three ways depending on the drekkana (10 degrees) that one is born in. For example, if you were born with the lagna on the first drekkana, then the rashi chart would show the head to the shoulder of the individual. The other two drekkanas would refer to the torso and the lower parts of the body. If you have a medical background, you can do some fascinating research on this subject. IMO, it's possible to pinpoint the root of the disease at the cellular level and even the DNA level just by using the rashi chart and the various varga charts. Theoretically, one can see the medical issues of a person before it starts. But the fruit of the knowledge is to know the cures for the various diseases. In the Vedic culture, the cure lies in the ayurvedic herbs and mantras. A few months ago, I saw a video about the Egyptian culture and the pyramids. One traditional keeper of the knowledge stated that the ancient Egyptians cured people by sounds. He showed some huge granite stones that were carved like dishes. He believed that these stones were used for treating people, while lying on the stone, with sounds. He did not know the details of how the stones were able to do this. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Share Long sharelong60@ wrote: John, this is fascinating about the left and right brains and upper and lower
[FairfieldLife] Re: Uttarkashi Flash Flooded
Just from the pictures, it looks like a very strenuous journey for anyone in their 60's, and I am really glad your Mom was spared the disaster! On another topic, I am curious what you experience in India, something commonplace, that you prefer there, or like just as much, that you don't get here in the US? For example, I remember in SE Asia, the diesel fumes, mixed with rotting mango, tobacco smoke, incense, vegetation, heat, humidity, and dust, or mud. The organic sensuousness of all that, feeling enveloped by the atmosphere, an extension of all the scents in the air, vs., the US being more industrial, more metallic, cleaner, but also more sterile, and more packaged. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ravi Chivukula chivukula.ravi@... wrote: Thanks Jim - my mom really enjoyed the beauty of the place but was super tired, had issues with her knees by the end of it. She's not real healthy for someone who's only 64 and the trip involved hardship - chopper rides, rides/treks on hand-held carriages for some of those remote spots. I had to arrange flight tickets so she flew back from Delhi to Hyderabad instead of the train ride. She was actually was planning a trip to Kailash - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kailash#Pilgrimage, but that didn't pan out. Anyway she has traveled so much in her life and she loves to travel - something I do as well. The flooding seems pretty serious - just read this article http://www.hindustantimes.com/India-news/Uttarakhand/Over-130-killed-in-North-India-rains-Kedarnath-town-in-Uttarakhand-ruined/Article1-1078410.aspx On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 3:01 PM, doctordumbass@... no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote: ** Very cool pictures. Kedarnath temple is striking, with the peaks right out the back door. Yamunotri reminds me of a little known Friendship Garden, right next to a river, carved between two peaks, on Maui. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Ravi Chivukula chivukula.ravi@ wrote: There's the Ravi effect, my mom just got back from a trip there - before the floods started. A trip to Gangotri, Yamunotri, Badrinath Kedarnath, her first - supposedly a cool thing Hindus should do in their lifetime. I'm fine with trips to the Sierra Nevadas and retreat back to the Pacific Ocean. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chota_Char_Dham On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 4:05 AM, Michael Jackson mjackson74@wrote: ** and you still think there is such a thing as the Marshy Effect? -- *From:* Buck dhamiltony2k5@ *To:* FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Monday, June 17, 2013 9:52 PM *Subject:* [FairfieldLife] Uttarkashi Flash Flooded Have our Brothers on Purusha been heard of since? Floods and landslides have killed at least 19 people and destroyed buildings after heavy rain in North India. Fifteen people died in Uttarakhand state. Another four lost their lives in Himachal Pradesh, officials say. Footage showed a three-storey apartment building being washed away in the town of Uttarkashi. Reports said at least three people died - more are missing. Another 40 people are unaccounted for in Uttarakhand. Casualty figures are expected to rise. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-22936533
[FairfieldLife] Re: Getting the Metadata
Hey Edg, You are conflating the issuing of a security clearance, with the access Snowden had. Not every security clearance is a carte blanche to the NSA databases. So, no way a million people have access to that. Also, just to get the lowest level of secret clearance, you need an FBI fingerprint check, they talk to your neighbors, check your work history, credit history, and personal background. It is amazingly thorough, and eliminates anyone with a criminal past. Hopefully that helps. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung no_reply@... wrote: I heard that there are over one million people with the security clearance level and the access to do what Snowden did (or something as potent.) Get that? One million people who can do the following: 1. Intercept the emails of CEOs etc. as a major merger is brokered -- no matter yes or no, money can be made if one knows which way the deal is going, and, then, hey, who can prove whether an NSA employee is lucky or is doing insider trading? 2. Find out about neighbors, the kids who hang with the coder's kids and all about their parents and their neighbors and how much everyone earns and what the kids grades are and who has what STD and who's gotta get another abortion. 3. Find out about anything anyone is doing and blackmail anyone. 4. Use the massive architecture of the NSA system to launch every sort of attack upon anyone from any left field from which any person would least expect it. Every manner of extortion is thus possible. Pay up or have your life ruined. 5. Intercept any message and change it. 6. Create a personal empire of servers that obey a rogue NSA employee's now and future commands even after leaving the NSA. 7. Target people on the cutting edge of the frontiers, and invest with two or three notches higher ROIs as new tech that is about to be announced is seen and known weeks or more ahead of the announcement -- get in on the ground floor or avoid a false-IPO turkey. 8. Manipulate the markets with various e-ploys. AND ON AND ON AND ONthis is just what I could think of in ten minutesimagine what a true smarty pants could dream up to make some easy cash. And here's why the above screed has impact for me, personally: I have worked with very good coders. Sitting next them and watching the type code at speeds faster than I can type words. Real and actual whiz kids who could do programming on the fly. I probably know 30 guys who could be truly potent forces-unto-themselves if they decided to do evil and really exploit access they might have by abusing almost any large corporate system. Just the customer information data-sets alone could be disastrously exploited via simple identity theft. So, nope. One million people with the above powers? -- who can type code that fast? and it's code that does stuff to trillions of bits of information in seconds? -- nope, I say, nope. That's too much power in the hands of those who are probably pizza eating pencil necked geeks in windowless rooms whining about X-box and squeezing pimples. Nope. Edg --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@ wrote: On 06/18/2013 07:56 AM, Richard J. Williams wrote: That metadata includes which version of the operating system, browser and Java software are being used on millions of devices around the world Bloomberg: http://tinyurl.com/mvaew4f Very standard stuff you get back from your web host. It is primarily used to determine how many customers you have on each OS. If you have a problems with certain browsers. Also identify mobile devices and route them to a mobile version of your site. Not all that useful as far as spying on anymore except of the IP and many of those are leased and change for the user. It can help is someone is having problems downloading or if some jerk is trying to do a DOS attack on your site. The bad stuff is routing the Internet through places like the NSA where they can collect your emails and look at them if they feel they need to. Through a Scanner Darkly was a fairly good movie based on a Philip K Dick story about a surveillance society. It's possible bored workers at the NSA scan for hot emails to share amongst themselves.
[FairfieldLife] Re: What Maharishi did NOT say ...
you could say Shankara liked cookies, and MJ would have an aha experience of some sort. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, emptybill wrote: Shankara did NOT say such a thing. In many places he discusses the benefits of yogic meditation. However, the benefits according to Shankara are purification of the heart rather than either union with brahman or freedom from bondage to prakriti. The purpose of the post was to examine the real but unstated differences between the recognition/practice found in Yoga and Vedanta rather than a polemic against TM. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson wrote: that means that meditation like what marshy taught was essentially a meaningless pursuit. From: emptybill emptybill@ To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 9:45 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] What Maharishi did NOT say ...  Since the 14th Century, (i.e. with Shankaracharya Vidyaranya), the Indian understanding of Advaita has has gradually degraded until Yogic advaita has become the norm. It manifested in the idea that transcendence or nirvikalpa-samaadhi was the experiential requirement for brahma-jñana (knowledge of brahmâtman). This notion is directly adverse to Adi Shankara's written declarations about liberation: Upadesasahasri Shankara did not extol yogic nirvikalpa-samaadhi (non-conceptual absorption or transcendence). Rather, speaking from the understanding that the Self (Atman) is already nirvikalpa by nature, he firmly contrasts the true nature of the Self and the mind: As I have no restlessness (viksepa) I have hence no absorption (samadhi). Restlessness or absorption belong to the mind which is changeable.  A similar view is expressed in 13.17:  How can samadhi, non-samadhi or anything else which is to be done belong to me? For having meditated and known me, they realize that they have completed [all] that needed to be done.  and 14.35:  I have never seen non-samadhi, nor anything else [needing] to be purified, belonging to me who am changeless, the pure Brahman, free from evil.   In 15.14 Sankara presents a critique of meditation as an essentially dualistically structured activity:  One [comes] to consist of that upon which one fixes one's mind, if one is different from [it]. But, there is no action in the Self through which to become the Self. [It] does not depend upon [anything else] for being the Self, since if [it] depended upon [anything else], it would not be the Self.   Furthermore, in 16.39-40, Sankara implicitly criticizes the Sankhya-Yoga view that liberation is dissociation from the association of purusa and prakrti, when he says: It is not at all reasonable that liberation is either a connection [with Brahman] or a dissociation [from prakrti]. For an association is non-eternal and the same is true for dissociation also. One's own nature is never lost. As is evident in his writings, Sankara implicitly rejects both the emancipation of yoga, namely, that liberation has to be accomplished through the real dissociation of the purusa from prakrti, and the yogic pursuit towards that end, -  that is, the achievement of nirvikalpa or asamprajata-samadhi (transcendence). Read it and weep.
[FairfieldLife] Re: Repealing TM's Anti-Saint Policies
would that be like the hard on you have for Maharishi several times a day? --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Michael Jackson wrote: ha ha ha ha ha! Buck finally got a rise out of Nabby!!! From: nablusoss1008 no_re...@yahoogroups.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2013 10:26 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Repealing TM's Anti-Saint Policies  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Buck dhamiltony2k5@ wrote: The large threat here to the work of the Meissner Effect in the Domes is not saints but the administrative *prohibition* around sitting with them. That TM anti-saint policy has made hypocrites of everyone, even of Guru Dev who consuls people specifically to seek the company of saints, mahatmas and wise people. It is time to repeal the TM Anti-saint policies. Just git rid of those gnarly old TM sentiments and policy and just stop using it as punishment to create fugitive meditators. That policy has been the ruination of our Dome numbers here the way it has worked on the community. For the affect that there could have been had all these years had there been a properly numbered Meissner Effect except for the enforcement of the TM anti-saint policies has been a crime against humanity. Buck please have a checking
