[FairfieldLife] Gunpowder Plot of 1605

2016-09-02 Thread yifux...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 
Failed assassination attempt on King James I by a group of Catholics.
 

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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The TM Dispossessed.

2016-09-02 Thread olliesed...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 
Sounds like we have a difference of opinion. Glad you are finding success.
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 How many other paths have your learned?  Are you a TM teacher? I was.  I 
learned from other paths both before and after TM.  I did not come to TM stone 
cold.  I wanted to see what kind of meditation TM was teaching.  It was also a 
nice social outlet.  Since I worked evenings as a musician I was able to help 
out around the center and even offer daytime courses.   
 
 But TM was a dead end compared to other paths where one could not only teach 
meditation (yoga) but also teach others to do same.  Remember that many 
complain that Maharishi promised them enlightenment in just a few years.  Well 
maybe most westerners are just too high strung (vata or pitta) to achieve that.
 
 Yes, you can transcend on a TM mantra.  But those are very common beej mantras 
and well known.  Remember Maharishi wanted people to move on to the advanced 
techniques as soon as possible.  Those are often what you might get with a 
"first" technique along with shaktipat to jumpstart the process (this is how I 
teach mediation these days).
 
 Sorry, but it sounds like your are talking through your hat or are a "true 
believer".  We've had these kinds of discussions for years on FFL.
   
 On 09/02/2016 01:45 PM, olliesedwuz@... mailto:olliesedwuz@... [FairfieldLife] 
wrote:

   Yes, moving on is the essence of transcending, and TM transcends all the 
way. It is not meant to be encyclopedic in its practice, just something to 
bring all of life to fruition; Totality. There are many other avenues of 
spiritual inquiry, but nothing more is necessary than the TM-Sidhis program. 

 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 mailto:noozguru@... wrote :
 
 That's because the TM-Sidhis are just a basic set of siddhis and by no means 
complete.  There are all kinds of siddhis including ones not even listed by 
Patanjali. You can do a lot of things with samyama.  TM is just "yoga lite" and 
probably all that some people can handle.  Others wanted more and have moved on.
 
 On 09/02/2016 10:09 AM, feste37 wrote:
 
   I'm puzzled by Ollie's post. If the TM-Sidhis "are the complete path, and 
one that leads to all the other knowledge that is being offered," why is it 
that "no one in the current leadership is living such a reality"? The latter 
statement would seem to cast some doubt on the notion that the TM-Sidhis are 
the "complete path," and might perhaps explain why so many people on longer 
practice these techniques. 

 
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 mailto:olliesedwuz@... wrote :
 
 I have to ask myself, why would someone who has found other avenues for their 
investigation of consciousness, be at all concerned about doing TM-Sidhis in 
the Dome? If they want to look elsewhere, OK, but continuing the plunge into 
the transcendent in the Dome will only lead them to greater confusion. Once 
this is clearly explained, it would settle much of the issue. The TM-Sidhis are 
the complete path, and one that leads to all the other knowledge that is being 
offered, in time. The thing is, no one in the current leadership is living such 
a reality, and therefore unable to explain this guideline in personal terms, 
without attachment, so it becomes a rule, which people really don't understand, 
and rebel against, creating a mess. 
 
 It is the old problem that MMY explains in the Gita, about the knowledge of 
the teacher being interpreted at the followers' level of consciousness. If it 
is waking state vs. waking state, nothing is accomplished.
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 mailto:dhamiltony2k5@... wrote :
 
 Ollie, that becomes a consideration here.  What is Fair to exclude on?  
Dispossessing the way they have administrated it is asserted to be fair and 
rational except that the ‘non-compete’ clauses for membership that relate to 
doing non-Maharishi Jyotish and doing non-Maharishi yoga, Non-Maharishi 
ayurveda, etc, came along as ‘add-ons’ in a sequence of time.   
 This nature of character of assessing fealty has been asserting itself 
excluding and sending away whole categories of interested practicing meditators 
for 35 years. For positive reasons of expansion this needs to change now.   
 
 That old business and fanatical believer mindset of separating practicing 
meditators from the group meditation as a primary means of retribution against 
categories of private life for members has been little other than corrosive to 
what was a larger communal mission and hope. -Jai
 
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 mailto:olliesedwuz@... wrote :
 
 It seems like a fair enough demarcation to say that those who have set 
themselves up as teachers of another discipline would not

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The TM Dispossessed.

2016-09-02 Thread Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife] 
How many other paths have your learned?  Are you a TM teacher? I was.  I 
learned from other paths both before and after TM.  I did not come to TM 
stone cold.  I wanted to see what kind of meditation TM was teaching.  
It was also a nice social outlet.  Since I worked evenings as a musician 
I was able to help out around the center and even offer daytime courses.


But TM was a dead end compared to other paths where one could not only 
teach meditation (yoga) but also teach others to do same. Remember that 
many complain that Maharishi promised them enlightenment in just a few 
years.  Well maybe most westerners are just too high strung (vata or 
pitta) to achieve that.


Yes, you can transcend on a TM mantra.  But those are *very common* beej 
mantras and well known.  Remember Maharishi wanted people to move on to 
the advanced techniques as soon as possible.  Those are often what you 
might get with a "first" technique along with shaktipat to jumpstart the 
process (this is how I teach mediation these days).


Sorry, but it sounds like your are talking through your hat or are a 
"true believer".  We've had these kinds of discussions for years on FFL.


On 09/02/2016 01:45 PM, olliesed...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote:


Yes, moving on is the essence of transcending, and TM transcends all 
the way. It is not meant to be encyclopedic in its practice, just 
something to bring all of life to fruition; Totality. There are many 
other avenues of spiritual inquiry, but nothing more is necessary than 
the TM-Sidhis program.



---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

That's because the TM-Sidhis are just a basic set of siddhis and by no 
means complete.  There are all kinds of siddhis including ones not 
even listed by Patanjali. You can do a lot of things with samyama.  TM 
is just "yoga lite" and probably all that some people can handle.  
Others wanted more and have moved on.


On 09/02/2016 10:09 AM, feste37 wrote:

I'm puzzled by Ollie's post. If the TM-Sidhis "are the complete path, 
and one that leads to all the other knowledge that is being offered," 
why is it that "no one in the current leadership is living such a 
reality"? The latter statement would seem to cast some doubt on the 
notion that the TM-Sidhis are the "complete path," and might perhaps 
explain why so many people on longer practice these techniques.




---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com 
,  
 wrote :


I have to ask myself, why would someone who has found other avenues 
for their investigation of consciousness, be at all concerned about 
doing TM-Sidhis in the Dome? If they want to look elsewhere, OK, but 
continuing the plunge into the transcendent in the Dome will only 
lead them to greater confusion. Once this is clearly explained, it 
would settle much of the issue. The TM-Sidhis are the complete path, 
and one that leads to all the other knowledge that is being offered, 
in time. The thing is, no one in the current leadership is living 
such a reality, and therefore unable to explain this guideline in 
personal terms, without attachment, so it becomes a rule, which 
people really don't understand, and rebel against, creating a mess.


It is the old problem that MMY explains in the Gita, about the 
knowledge of the teacher being interpreted at the followers' level of 
consciousness. If it is waking state vs. waking state, nothing is 
accomplished.


---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com 
,  
 wrote :


Ollie, that becomes a consideration here.  What is Fair to exclude 
on?  Dispossessing the way they have administrated it is asserted to 
be fair and rational except that the ‘non-compete’ clauses for 
membership that relate to doing non-Maharishi Jyotish and doing 
non-Maharishi yoga, Non-Maharishi ayurveda, etc, came along as 
‘add-ons’ in a sequence of time.


This nature of character of assessing fealty has been asserting 
itself excluding and sending away whole categories of interested 
practicing meditators for 35 years. For positive reasons of expansion 
this needs to change now.



That old business and fanatical believer mindset of separating 
practicing meditators from the group meditation as a primary means of 
retribution against categories of private life for members has been 
little other than corrosive to what was a larger communal mission and 
hope. -Jai



---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com 
,  
 wrote :


It seems like a fair enough demarcation to say that those who have 
set themselves up as teachers of another discipline would not be 
compatible with ongoing Dome TM-Sidhis programs. As Ken Kesey 
famously said, "you're either on the bus or off the bus...". Rather 
than make it an edict though, with spying and all of that, the 
interference of other

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The TM Dispossessed.

2016-09-02 Thread olliesed...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 
Yes, moving on is the essence of transcending, and TM transcends all the way. 
It is not meant to be encyclopedic in its practice, just something to bring all 
of life to fruition; Totality. There are many other avenues of spiritual 
inquiry, but nothing more is necessary than the TM-Sidhis program. 
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 That's because the TM-Sidhis are just a basic set of siddhis and by no means 
complete.  There are all kinds of siddhis including ones not even listed by 
Patanjali. You can do a lot of things with samyama.  TM is just "yoga lite" and 
probably all that some people can handle.  Others wanted more and have moved on.
 
 On 09/02/2016 10:09 AM, feste37 wrote:
 
   I'm puzzled by Ollie's post. If the TM-Sidhis "are the complete path, and 
one that leads to all the other knowledge that is being offered," why is it 
that "no one in the current leadership is living such a reality"? The latter 
statement would seem to cast some doubt on the notion that the TM-Sidhis are 
the "complete path," and might perhaps explain why so many people on longer 
practice these techniques. 

 
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 mailto:olliesedwuz@... wrote :
 
 I have to ask myself, why would someone who has found other avenues for their 
investigation of consciousness, be at all concerned about doing TM-Sidhis in 
the Dome? If they want to look elsewhere, OK, but continuing the plunge into 
the transcendent in the Dome will only lead them to greater confusion. Once 
this is clearly explained, it would settle much of the issue. The TM-Sidhis are 
the complete path, and one that leads to all the other knowledge that is being 
offered, in time. The thing is, no one in the current leadership is living such 
a reality, and therefore unable to explain this guideline in personal terms, 
without attachment, so it becomes a rule, which people really don't understand, 
and rebel against, creating a mess. 
 
 It is the old problem that MMY explains in the Gita, about the knowledge of 
the teacher being interpreted at the followers' level of consciousness. If it 
is waking state vs. waking state, nothing is accomplished.
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 mailto:dhamiltony2k5@... wrote :
 
 Ollie, that becomes a consideration here.  What is Fair to exclude on?  
Dispossessing the way they have administrated it is asserted to be fair and 
rational except that the ‘non-compete’ clauses for membership that relate to 
doing non-Maharishi Jyotish and doing non-Maharishi yoga, Non-Maharishi 
ayurveda, etc, came along as ‘add-ons’ in a sequence of time.   
 This nature of character of assessing fealty has been asserting itself 
excluding and sending away whole categories of interested practicing meditators 
for 35 years. For positive reasons of expansion this needs to change now.   
 
 That old business and fanatical believer mindset of separating practicing 
meditators from the group meditation as a primary means of retribution against 
categories of private life for members has been little other than corrosive to 
what was a larger communal mission and hope. -Jai
 
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 mailto:olliesedwuz@... wrote :
 
 It seems like a fair enough demarcation to say that those who have set 
themselves up as teachers of another discipline would not be compatible with 
ongoing Dome TM-Sidhis programs. As Ken Kesey famously said, "you're either on 
the bus or off the bus...". Rather than make it an edict though, with spying 
and all of that, the interference of other programs should be clearly explained 
in a non-judgmental way, and then self-enforced. Instead of making it a value 
judgment, the science behind it could be clarified. The TMO made it a holier 
than thou issue and that f'ed everything up - Perhaps a higher consciousness at 
the helm will help.
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 mailto:dhamiltony2k5@... wrote :
 
 The 'non-compete' clauses. 
 
 A sad irony in this thread which has been sore effect for the community here 
is that these recognized experts and a lot of jyotish experts who have come out 
of the old ™ community with their early training in Maharishi jyotish are 
technically disbarred, disenfranchised by guideline, from membership 
participation in our ™ community group meditations. 
 
 The Maharishi Foundation ™.org National standards for participation as they 
stand now specifically exclude people who ‘promote’ other systems of jyotish, 
excluding from the Dome meditations here and other sponsored ™ group 
meditations. 'Other systems' as in non-Maharishi jyotish.  
 
 This has been applied to old ™’ers for quite a number of years. For some 
number of years the patronizing ($) non-Maharishi jyotish/yagya was

[FairfieldLife] Russian Agents?

2016-09-02 Thread Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife] 
*A New McCarthyism: Greenwald on Clinton Camp's Attempts to Link Trump, 
Stein & WikiLeaks to Russia**

*http://www.democracynow.org/2016/8/31/a_new_mccarthyism_greenwald_on_clinton

[FairfieldLife] Re: The TM Dispossessed.

2016-09-02 Thread olliesed...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 
Yep, agreed, once we get out from under our parents' wing, there is no need to 
hitch our star to anybody. Nothing wrong with a meditation technique but it 
won't result in any kind of magic solution, just a smoother ride and a clearer 
view over time. The whole guru or spiritual babysitting phenomenon is a strange 
one, knocking people off their dharma right and left. Why not just explore life 
as it is, and succeed in our dreams, for ourselves and for others?
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Yep, I would make a shitty TM administrator. The seekers would whine and stomp 
their feet incessantly. Thank God I didn't pursue that career path. :-)
 

 Heh, If I were in charge I would be much too lenient about what people could 
do and/or not do. I figure grown adults have the privilege of making life 
choices and if they choose to follow the drill and be allowed into the Domes 
then so be it. If they have the need to follow every Tom-ji, Dick-samadhi or 
Tom-bliss they want then so be it too. I, for one, wouldn't last more than an 
hour in FF (I have already created a furor of frothing-at-the-mouth Bernie 
supporters in FF who are on my FB - I'm not sure they have recovered yet) so 
actually being there in person would be a death knell for me. My personal path 
does not lie in following a book or a practice given by a teacher. At the risk 
of sounding really cliched, my preferred path is the one that involves getting 
booted around by what life has to offer. Knowledge and experience is available 
everywhere without me having to read or listen to what other 'gurus' have to 
say. I tried that a couple of times - I realized I prefer the sound of the wind 
and rain.
 

 On that note, did anyone see "Holy Hell" on CNN? It was fascinating and 
watching these people and their 'teacher' brought back many memories of my own 
experience in a cult. There seems to be about 8 basic similarities in 
personality type when it comes to these Westernized cult leaders. 
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Ollie, You fall into company with seemingly cold and cheerless TM fanatics 
inside of things who in charge have been making this large assumption asserting 
this comment there in the communal middle of things .. but continuing the 
plunge into the transcendent in the Dome will only lead them to greater 
confusion. 
 It does not follow that:  Once this is clearly explained, it would settle much 
of the issue.

 People do have their own revelatory experience with this.  Evidently much of 
the meditating community here subscribes to some of this comment:  The 
TM-Sidhis are the complete path, and one that leads to all the other knowledge 
that is being offered, in time.  

 If they want to look elsewhere, OK, but..  
 The numbers would indicate that people in experience generally agree with some 
context of these last comments and have voted with their feet against cultural 
things here that have been facilitated by some people possibly who are as 
virginal or dimly experienced as you have written about them.  But their own 
individual experience aside the larger FF communal spiritual experience is 
hostage still to the assertion about sufficiency as you are offering it here.  
/FairfieldLife.
 *
 snip

[FairfieldLife] Re: The TM Dispossessed.

2016-09-02 Thread olliesed...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 
People look for instant gratification and get distracted or give up before the 
goal is reached. On the other side of the spectrum, as a friend well said, too 
much meditation and the cloth rots. Other techniques and teachers are a big 
distraction, and best ignored as much as possible, but we have the freedom to 
each do as we wish. Sometimes the disappointment in having distracted oneself 
on an alternate path is helpful, and can help focus one's intentions as time 
continues. 
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 I'm puzzled by Ollie's post. If the TM-Sidhis "are the complete path, and one 
that leads to all the other knowledge that is being offered," why is it that 
"no one in the current leadership is living such a reality"? The latter 
statement would seem to cast some doubt on the notion that the TM-Sidhis are 
the "complete path," and might perhaps explain why so many people on longer 
practice these techniques. 
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 I have to ask myself, why would someone who has found other avenues for their 
investigation of consciousness, be at all concerned about doing TM-Sidhis in 
the Dome? If they want to look elsewhere, OK, but continuing the plunge into 
the transcendent in the Dome will only lead them to greater confusion. Once 
this is clearly explained, it would settle much of the issue. The TM-Sidhis are 
the complete path, and one that leads to all the other knowledge that is being 
offered, in time. The thing is, no one in the current leadership is living such 
a reality, and therefore unable to explain this guideline in personal terms, 
without attachment, so it becomes a rule, which people really don't understand, 
and rebel against, creating a mess. 

It is the old problem that MMY explains in the Gita, about the knowledge of the 
teacher being interpreted at the followers' level of consciousness. If it is 
waking state vs. waking state, nothing is accomplished.
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Ollie, that becomes a consideration here.  What is Fair to exclude on?  
Dispossessing the way they have administrated it is asserted to be fair and 
rational except that the ‘non-compete’ clauses for membership that relate to 
doing non-Maharishi Jyotish and doing non-Maharishi yoga, Non-Maharishi 
ayurveda, etc, came along as ‘add-ons’ in a sequence of time.   
 This nature of character of assessing fealty has been asserting itself 
excluding and sending away whole categories of interested practicing meditators 
for 35 years. For positive reasons of expansion this needs to change now.   

That old business and fanatical believer mindset of separating practicing 
meditators from the group meditation as a primary means of retribution against 
categories of private life for members has been little other than corrosive to 
what was a larger communal mission and hope. -Jai
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 It seems like a fair enough demarcation to say that those who have set 
themselves up as teachers of another discipline would not be compatible with 
ongoing Dome TM-Sidhis programs. As Ken Kesey famously said, "you're either on 
the bus or off the bus...". Rather than make it an edict though, with spying 
and all of that, the interference of other programs should be clearly explained 
in a non-judgmental way, and then self-enforced. Instead of making it a value 
judgment, the science behind it could be clarified. The TMO made it a holier 
than thou issue and that f'ed everything up - Perhaps a higher consciousness at 
the helm will help.
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 The 'non-compete' clauses. 
 

 A sad irony in this thread which has been sore effect for the community here 
is that these recognized experts and a lot of jyotish experts who have come out 
of the old ™ community with their early training in Maharishi jyotish are 
technically disbarred, disenfranchised by guideline, from membership 
participation in our ™ community group meditations. 
 
 The Maharishi Foundation ™.org National standards for participation as they 
stand now specifically exclude people who ‘promote’ other systems of jyotish, 
excluding from the Dome meditations here and other sponsored ™ group 
meditations. 'Other systems' as in non-Maharishi jyotish.  
 

 This has been applied to old ™’ers for quite a number of years. For some 
number of years the patronizing ($) non-Maharishi jyotish/yagya was certain 
grounds for exclusion from the Dome meditations and used to exclude practicing 
meditators from membership in the group. Meditators are now free to ‘consult’ 
with non-maharishi jyotishi but the exclusion still stands over ‘promoting’ in 
practice jyotish using other systems deemed non-Maharishi jyotish astrology. 

 A conservative or fanatical business mind that is welded with strong emotional 
(fanatical) belief

[FairfieldLife] Re: Could Turmeric Save Us From The CDC's 'Nightmare Bacteria'?

2016-09-02 Thread jr_...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 

 

 

 It could work.  According to Dr. Pillai, turmeric is an herb with healing 
properties coming from a Vedic goddess.
 

 Research On Turmeric, Part One: Healing Herb 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cdMW59ndKI 
 
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Healing Herb http://www.pillaicenter.com/enlightenmentformula.aspx Turmeric: 
Healing Herb Ga...
 
 
 
 View on www.youtube.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cdMW59ndKI 
 Preview by Yahoo 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :


 

 New research indicates that the ancient spice turmeric may help to mitigate 
the growing threat of antibiotic resistant infections that the CDC recently 
estimated will take 23,000 U.S. lives each year.
 

A new study published in the journal Molecule indicates that the ancient Indian 
spice turmeric may help to 
 countermand the growing threat of bacteria that have become completely 
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the CDC have created great public alarm by calling them 'nightmare bacteria' 
against which they admit being completely impotent..
 

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[FairfieldLife] Re: The TM Dispossessed.

2016-09-02 Thread feste37 
I'm puzzled by Ollie's post. If the TM-Sidhis "are the complete path, and one 
that leads to all the other knowledge that is being offered," why is it that 
"no one in the current leadership is living such a reality"? The latter 
statement would seem to cast some doubt on the notion that the TM-Sidhis are 
the "complete path," and might perhaps explain why so many people on longer 
practice these techniques. 
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 I have to ask myself, why would someone who has found other avenues for their 
investigation of consciousness, be at all concerned about doing TM-Sidhis in 
the Dome? If they want to look elsewhere, OK, but continuing the plunge into 
the transcendent in the Dome will only lead them to greater confusion. Once 
this is clearly explained, it would settle much of the issue. The TM-Sidhis are 
the complete path, and one that leads to all the other knowledge that is being 
offered, in time. The thing is, no one in the current leadership is living such 
a reality, and therefore unable to explain this guideline in personal terms, 
without attachment, so it becomes a rule, which people really don't understand, 
and rebel against, creating a mess. 

It is the old problem that MMY explains in the Gita, about the knowledge of the 
teacher being interpreted at the followers' level of consciousness. If it is 
waking state vs. waking state, nothing is accomplished.
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Ollie, that becomes a consideration here.  What is Fair to exclude on?  
Dispossessing the way they have administrated it is asserted to be fair and 
rational except that the ‘non-compete’ clauses for membership that relate to 
doing non-Maharishi Jyotish and doing non-Maharishi yoga, Non-Maharishi 
ayurveda, etc, came along as ‘add-ons’ in a sequence of time.   
 This nature of character of assessing fealty has been asserting itself 
excluding and sending away whole categories of interested practicing meditators 
for 35 years. For positive reasons of expansion this needs to change now.   

That old business and fanatical believer mindset of separating practicing 
meditators from the group meditation as a primary means of retribution against 
categories of private life for members has been little other than corrosive to 
what was a larger communal mission and hope. -Jai
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 It seems like a fair enough demarcation to say that those who have set 
themselves up as teachers of another discipline would not be compatible with 
ongoing Dome TM-Sidhis programs. As Ken Kesey famously said, "you're either on 
the bus or off the bus...". Rather than make it an edict though, with spying 
and all of that, the interference of other programs should be clearly explained 
in a non-judgmental way, and then self-enforced. Instead of making it a value 
judgment, the science behind it could be clarified. The TMO made it a holier 
than thou issue and that f'ed everything up - Perhaps a higher consciousness at 
the helm will help.
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 The 'non-compete' clauses. 
 

 A sad irony in this thread which has been sore effect for the community here 
is that these recognized experts and a lot of jyotish experts who have come out 
of the old ™ community with their early training in Maharishi jyotish are 
technically disbarred, disenfranchised by guideline, from membership 
participation in our ™ community group meditations. 
 
 The Maharishi Foundation ™.org National standards for participation as they 
stand now specifically exclude people who ‘promote’ other systems of jyotish, 
excluding from the Dome meditations here and other sponsored ™ group 
meditations. 'Other systems' as in non-Maharishi jyotish.  
 

 This has been applied to old ™’ers for quite a number of years. For some 
number of years the patronizing ($) non-Maharishi jyotish/yagya was certain 
grounds for exclusion from the Dome meditations and used to exclude practicing 
meditators from membership in the group. Meditators are now free to ‘consult’ 
with non-maharishi jyotishi but the exclusion still stands over ‘promoting’ in 
practice jyotish using other systems deemed non-Maharishi jyotish astrology. 

 A conservative or fanatical business mind that is welded with strong emotional 
(fanatical) belief inside about the exclusivity of all ™ teachers are thinking 
that all old, de-certs, re-certs and new ™ teachers are sales representatives 
of all that is now ™ and hence are strictly liable to business non-compete 
constraints through the movement right to administratively denying membership 
using the validation of Dome badges for inclusion in the communal group 
practice of meditation as a preferred means of sales-force discipline.  

 In effect what could be adjudicated by a human resources department or a legal 
department more narrowly with employees

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growing threat of antibiotic resistant infections that the CDC recently 
estimated will take 23,000 U.S. lives each year.
A new study published in the journal Molecule indicates that the ancient Indian 
spice turmeric may help to 
countermand the growing threat of bacteria that have become completely 
resistant to conventional antibiotics and about which health organizations like 
the CDC have created great public alarm by calling them 'nightmare bacteria' 
against which they admit being completely impotent..
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[FairfieldLife] Re: The TM Dispossessed.

2016-09-02 Thread awoelfleba...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Yep, I would make a shitty TM administrator. The seekers would whine and stomp 
their feet incessantly. Thank God I didn't pursue that career path. :-)
 

 Heh, If I were in charge I would be much too lenient about what people could 
do and/or not do. I figure grown adults have the privilege of making life 
choices and if they choose to follow the drill and be allowed into the Domes 
then so be it. If they have the need to follow every Tom-ji, Dick-samadhi or 
Tom-bliss they want then so be it too. I, for one, wouldn't last more than an 
hour in FF (I have already created a furor of frothing-at-the-mouth Bernie 
supporters in FF who are on my FB - I'm not sure they have recovered yet) so 
actually being there in person would be a death knell for me. My personal path 
does not lie in following a book or a practice given by a teacher. At the risk 
of sounding really cliched, my preferred path is the one that involves getting 
booted around by what life has to offer. Knowledge and experience is available 
everywhere without me having to read or listen to what other 'gurus' have to 
say. I tried that a couple of times - I realized I prefer the sound of the wind 
and rain.
 

 On that note, did anyone see "Holy Hell" on CNN? It was fascinating and 
watching these people and their 'teacher' brought back many memories of my own 
experience in a cult. There seems to be about 8 basic similarities in 
personality type when it comes to these Westernized cult leaders. 
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Ollie, You fall into company with seemingly cold and cheerless TM fanatics 
inside of things who in charge have been making this large assumption asserting 
this comment there in the communal middle of things .. but continuing the 
plunge into the transcendent in the Dome will only lead them to greater 
confusion. 
 It does not follow that:  Once this is clearly explained, it would settle much 
of the issue.

 People do have their own revelatory experience with this.  Evidently much of 
the meditating community here subscribes to some of this comment:  The 
TM-Sidhis are the complete path, and one that leads to all the other knowledge 
that is being offered, in time.  

 If they want to look elsewhere, OK, but..  
 The numbers would indicate that people in experience generally agree with some 
context of these last comments and have voted with their feet against cultural 
things here that have been facilitated by some people possibly who are as 
virginal or dimly experienced as you have written about them.  But their own 
individual experience aside the larger FF communal spiritual experience is 
hostage still to the assertion about sufficiency as you are offering it here.  
/FairfieldLife.
 *
 snip

[FairfieldLife] Re: The TM Dispossessed.

2016-09-02 Thread olliesed...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 
Yep, I would make a shitty TM administrator. The seekers would whine and stomp 
their feet incessantly. Thank God I didn't pursue that career path. :-)
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Ollie, You fall into company with seemingly cold and cheerless TM fanatics 
inside of things who in charge have been making this large assumption asserting 
this comment there in the communal middle of things .. but continuing the 
plunge into the transcendent in the Dome will only lead them to greater 
confusion. 
 It does not follow that:  Once this is clearly explained, it would settle much 
of the issue.

 People do have their own revelatory experience with this.  Evidently much of 
the meditating community here subscribes to some of this comment:  The 
TM-Sidhis are the complete path, and one that leads to all the other knowledge 
that is being offered, in time.  

 If they want to look elsewhere, OK, but..  
 The numbers would indicate that people in experience generally agree with some 
context of these last comments and have voted with their feet against cultural 
things here that have been facilitated by some people possibly who are as 
virginal or dimly experienced as you have written about them.  But their own 
individual experience aside the larger FF communal spiritual experience is 
hostage still to the assertion about sufficiency as you are offering it here.  
/FairfieldLife.
 *
 

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 I have to ask myself, why would someone who has found other avenues for their 
investigation of consciousness, be at all concerned about doing TM-Sidhis in 
the Dome? If they want to look elsewhere, OK, but continuing the plunge into 
the transcendent in the Dome will only lead them to greater confusion. Once 
this is clearly explained, it would settle much of the issue. The TM-Sidhis are 
the complete path, and one that leads to all the other knowledge that is being 
offered, in time. The thing is, no one in the current leadership is living such 
a reality, and therefore unable to explain this guideline in personal terms, 
without attachment, so it becomes a rule, which people really don't understand, 
and rebel against, creating a mess. 

It is the old problem that MMY explains in the Gita, about the knowledge of the 
teacher being interpreted at the followers' level of consciousness. If it is 
waking state vs. waking state, nothing is accomplished.
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Ollie, that becomes a consideration here.  What is Fair to exclude on?  
Dispossessing the way they have administrated it is asserted to be fair and 
rational except that the ‘non-compete’ clauses for membership that relate to 
doing non-Maharishi Jyotish and doing non-Maharishi yoga, Non-Maharishi 
ayurveda, etc, came along as ‘add-ons’ in a sequence of time.   
 This nature of character of assessing fealty has been asserting itself 
excluding and sending away whole categories of interested practicing meditators 
for 35 years. For positive reasons of expansion this needs to change now.   

That old business and fanatical believer mindset of separating practicing 
meditators from the group meditation as a primary means of retribution against 
categories of private life for members has been little other than corrosive to 
what was a larger communal mission and hope. -Jai
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 It seems like a fair enough demarcation to say that those who have set 
themselves up as teachers of another discipline would not be compatible with 
ongoing Dome TM-Sidhis programs. As Ken Kesey famously said, "you're either on 
the bus or off the bus...". Rather than make it an edict though, with spying 
and all of that, the interference of other programs should be clearly explained 
in a non-judgmental way, and then self-enforced. Instead of making it a value 
judgment, the science behind it could be clarified. The TMO made it a holier 
than thou issue and that f'ed everything up - Perhaps a higher consciousness at 
the helm will help.
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 The 'non-compete' clauses. 
 

 A sad irony in this thread which has been sore effect for the community here 
is that these recognized experts and a lot of jyotish experts who have come out 
of the old ™ community with their early training in Maharishi jyotish are 
technically disbarred, disenfranchised by guideline, from membership 
participation in our ™ community group meditations. 
 
 The Maharishi Foundation ™.org National standards for participation as they 
stand now specifically exclude people who ‘promote’ other systems of jyotish, 
excluding from the Dome meditations here and other sponsored ™ group 
meditations. 'Other systems' as in non-Maharishi jyotish.  
 

 This has been applied to old ™’ers for quite a number of years. For some 
number of years the patronizing ($)

[FairfieldLife] Re: The TM Dispossessed.

2016-09-02 Thread dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 
Ollie, You fall into company with seemingly cold and cheerless TM fanatics 
inside of things who in charge have been making this large assumption asserting 
this comment there in the communal middle of things .. but continuing the 
plunge into the transcendent in the Dome will only lead them to greater 
confusion. 
 It does not follow that:  Once this is clearly explained, it would settle much 
of the issue.

 People do have their own revelatory experience with this.  Evidently much of 
the meditating community here subscribes to some of this comment:  The 
TM-Sidhis are the complete path, and one that leads to all the other knowledge 
that is being offered, in time.  

 If they want to look elsewhere, OK, but..  
 The numbers would indicate that people in experience generally agree with some 
context of these last comments and have voted with their feet against cultural 
things here that have been facilitated by some people possibly who are as 
virginal or dimly experienced as you have written about them.  But their own 
individual experience aside the larger FF communal spiritual experience is 
hostage still to the assertion about sufficiency as you are offering it here.  
/FairfieldLife.
 *
 

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 I have to ask myself, why would someone who has found other avenues for their 
investigation of consciousness, be at all concerned about doing TM-Sidhis in 
the Dome? If they want to look elsewhere, OK, but continuing the plunge into 
the transcendent in the Dome will only lead them to greater confusion. Once 
this is clearly explained, it would settle much of the issue. The TM-Sidhis are 
the complete path, and one that leads to all the other knowledge that is being 
offered, in time. The thing is, no one in the current leadership is living such 
a reality, and therefore unable to explain this guideline in personal terms, 
without attachment, so it becomes a rule, which people really don't understand, 
and rebel against, creating a mess. 

It is the old problem that MMY explains in the Gita, about the knowledge of the 
teacher being interpreted at the followers' level of consciousness. If it is 
waking state vs. waking state, nothing is accomplished.
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 Ollie, that becomes a consideration here.  What is Fair to exclude on?  
Dispossessing the way they have administrated it is asserted to be fair and 
rational except that the ‘non-compete’ clauses for membership that relate to 
doing non-Maharishi Jyotish and doing non-Maharishi yoga, Non-Maharishi 
ayurveda, etc, came along as ‘add-ons’ in a sequence of time.   
 This nature of character of assessing fealty has been asserting itself 
excluding and sending away whole categories of interested practicing meditators 
for 35 years. For positive reasons of expansion this needs to change now.   

That old business and fanatical believer mindset of separating practicing 
meditators from the group meditation as a primary means of retribution against 
categories of private life for members has been little other than corrosive to 
what was a larger communal mission and hope. -Jai
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 It seems like a fair enough demarcation to say that those who have set 
themselves up as teachers of another discipline would not be compatible with 
ongoing Dome TM-Sidhis programs. As Ken Kesey famously said, "you're either on 
the bus or off the bus...". Rather than make it an edict though, with spying 
and all of that, the interference of other programs should be clearly explained 
in a non-judgmental way, and then self-enforced. Instead of making it a value 
judgment, the science behind it could be clarified. The TMO made it a holier 
than thou issue and that f'ed everything up - Perhaps a higher consciousness at 
the helm will help.
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 The 'non-compete' clauses. 
 

 A sad irony in this thread which has been sore effect for the community here 
is that these recognized experts and a lot of jyotish experts who have come out 
of the old ™ community with their early training in Maharishi jyotish are 
technically disbarred, disenfranchised by guideline, from membership 
participation in our ™ community group meditations. 
 
 The Maharishi Foundation ™.org National standards for participation as they 
stand now specifically exclude people who ‘promote’ other systems of jyotish, 
excluding from the Dome meditations here and other sponsored ™ group 
meditations. 'Other systems' as in non-Maharishi jyotish.  
 

 This has been applied to old ™’ers for quite a number of years. For some 
number of years the patronizing ($) non-Maharishi jyotish/yagya was certain 
grounds for exclusion from the Dome meditations and used to exclude practicing 
meditators from membership in the group. Meditators are now free to ‘consult’ 
with

[FairfieldLife] The Long Standing Bigotry of the Trump Family

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