Re: [FairfieldLife] The Sun is Good for Clear Vision

[jr_...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

 

Bhairitu,
 

 I'm celebrating spring today, instead of the official date of March 20, 2017.  
Now, I've found the painless solution to improving my eyesight.  And after 
eating at the Indian restaurant, I walked around the Polo Field at the park and 
confirmed the the ayurvedic principle as stated below.  If it's vitamin D, I'll 
take it gladly and thank the Unified Field for it.
 

 The past month I've been taking the Muni train to go downtown on Sundays since 
I could not drive with vision problems.  Now, I'm confident to drive to other 
places I've missed for a few weeks.
 

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

 Hey! We're back to good California weather and maybe lower PG bills.
 
 The Sun provides vitamin D and there as a correlation between that and helping 
eyesight.
 
 On 03/11/2017 02:47 PM, jr_esq@... mailto:jr_esq@... [FairfieldLife] wrote:
 
   There is a rule in ayurveda that states the sun can improve weak vision.  
Today is a sunny day in SF, so I tested this rule to see if it works.  The 
morning started out with my usual double vision.  So, I started doing garden 
work at the garden out in the sun.  A few minutes later I noticed that the 
garden statues and ornaments in the yard started to look clearer.  So, I drove 
my car to have lunch at an Indian restaurant a few blocks away and I could see 
well enough to drive through the streets fairly safely..
 
 
 So, I learned that being out in the sun doing some activity is good exercise 
and necessary to maintain good vision.
 
 
 This principle ties in with a certain eye exercise to improve vision.  The 
exercise is called the swing.  It requires one to swing the body back and forth 
with the legs as the center or the fulcrum of the swing.  This is supposed to 
improve vision which needs dynamic activity to engage the eyes with the 
environment.  IOW, being in a static position is not good for clear vision.
 
 
 So, IMO the sun is good for vision since it encourages the body to move around 
and engage with the environment.   However, the sun may not be as beneficial to 
lay outside to sun bathe. So there you have: the ayurvedic principle is very 
sound and practical.

 

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Statistical Fact: new Maharishi Meisnner-like Effect article published

[dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

‘ ..the ‘Not everyone agrees’ defense:  “We don’t know..it is only probability, 
‘correlation is not causation’, it is not certain, therefore it may not exist 
and it would cost too much to implement or make any change in public policy, 
better we should not do anything until we know for certain, we should even 
stonewall the correlation, fire the messengers if they get too far with this!’  
 

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

 Brilliant. A fine extension of the scientific process (discourse). Thanks. 
I will forward a link to this to higher authorities for their review. 

 yifuxero writes:
 Let's review some hypotheses and assumptions.
 

 1. In regard to "modern" scientific inquiry, we may be in agreement  that such 
methodologies are quite limited in scope, since there are vast bodies of 
phenomena beginning with simple psychic experiences that most people "believe" 
are true based on subjective experiences and the testimonials of others. This 
body of "unproved" phenomena extends into such areas as crop circles, alien 
appearances and abductions, cattle mutilations, Big Foot sightings, etc, and 
ultimately, the ME.
 ...
 2. Most profoundly and of great importance, is the nature of Gnosis 
(Self-knowledge of the Atman leading to complete Brahman realization). We can 
go back to the early Gnostics to see how this as a Movement gradually gave way 
to Dualistic dogmatic religion.  In the 20-th century prior to WWII, there were 
minor revivals such as the "I AM Movement".  After WWII, we have Yogananda, 
Kirpal Sing, Eckankar,, etc; but most important, MMY.
 Ultimately, we come across (through subjective experience,) the Self - Purusha 
and find a true Paradox:
 The Self (Purusha) is indeed "experiential" but purely so, and as such, is not 
by It's very nature objectively provable or demonstrable to others.
 Thus, in terms of the ongoing evolutionary development of mankind (Cf. MMY, 
Eckart Tolle, and others); the hypothesis has been promulgated that the long 
term "Salvation" of individuals and of mankind is innately connected to Gnosis, 
rather than the dogma of belief systems and dualistic religions.
 Thus, the only way to "prove" Purusha is to experience It for yourself; and a 
tipping point in evolution will occur when vast numbers of people simply 
"overpower": those endowed with dualistic perception alone. This is the 
hypothesis of Tolle's "Heaven on Earth" concept.  When large numbers of people 
are Self-aware, such Gnosis will simply take it for granted as being an 
intrinsic part of life, having no need for "modern science" to prove It's 
existence as the basis of reality.
 

 3. OTOH, the ME is a SHAKTI-basic phenomena.  Among those practicing TM for 
any significant length of time, a type of perception awakens in which Shakti as 
a subtle type of energy creeps into overall awareness, with a "Shakti-meter", 
allowing people to discriminate between various people and places radiating 
that Energy.  In a sense, Shakti can be considered a subtle type of "field". 
Thus, the TMO's use of the term would be appropriate.
 

 4. Unfortunately, at this state of modern scientific inquiry, there's no 
empirical evidence for the existence of
 . higher dimensions beyond our materialistic, naturalistic world.  The fact 
that may people have experienced contact with Angels, the dead, and 
interdimensional phenomena is a moot point. Such personal testimonies maketh 
not what's acceptable as "science". If this were the case, nut cases claiming 
Alien abductions and others such as Scientologists AND the TMO would (and 
have!) attempted to make a spurious and dishonest claim for their own versions 
of what "should" be the true post-modern science.
 

 5. Factually, we are dealing with MODERN scientific methods, not such 
futuristic model of what science "should" be like. If that were not the case, 
the TMO would (and does), have their own make-believe version of science, the 
Scientologists theirs, and the UFO-ologists theirs..  Do I "believe" in the 
existence of Angels, interdimensional entities, and Aliens, as well as very 
common psychic experiences.  Yes!  But all such beliefs are moot.  There must 
be agreed-upon ground rules for exchanging information that conforms to 
accepted "rules" of science.  Do I "believe" that the ME exists?  Yes, but .
 

 6. There's no objective way in modern science to measure the magnitude and 
range of  the ME; and indeed, there's no SCIENTIFIC evidence for the existence 
of Shakti.  This fact alone invalidates all of the MUM research involving the 
ME, since the ME is a Shakti-effect, NOT an actual Meissner-effect.  The 
Meissner effect involves a real, observable form of material Shakti.  The ME is 
based on an UNOBSERVABLE (but feelable) form of Shakti not even recognized to 
exist by modern science.  Beyond this fact alone, all other considerations such 
as data analysis become secondary. Since the TMO can't prove the existence of 

RE: [FairfieldLife] Re:Disordered 'Spiritual' narcissism: 'He said he could do what he wanted': the scandal that rocked Bikram yoga

[dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

..Maharishi told people to think the mantra at those times. In the old times, 
on India courses his talking with people and about this astral stuff and that 
kind of thing.  Yeah but that did not come down here. He did not teach about 
it.  And we actually have a problem here.  This is something some should know 
about. You got people who are dabbling in this.
 

 

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

 Notes.. 
 Q: Does this make sense to these people?  A lot of this is already known.
 A:  “It is hard when you have an incredibly gorgeous thrilling experience 
around this guy, this ‘healer’, and there is part of it that wants more of it.  
 ..But the cost of it is all this other crazy stuff with him and then putting 
themselves back together again.” 

 “All this stuff, this thing in their travels out with this guy, that someone 
was Queen Elizabeth in a past life, so?  Like, what are you doing now?”

 “So a resolution, is going away from it..”

 

 Bhairitu writes:

The process described is like what is taught in "remote influencing" as 
researched by people like Ingo Swann and his students as well as researched by 
the military.  And they warn against it because one could accidentally take on 
the bad traits of the target.  A lot of this stuff is actually very simple but 
people would have never thought to try it.  It's true use was to help someone, 
generally helping them feel better. 

These methods were not part though of my tantric training which used siddhis.  
Influencing there was only to be used as a defense method.
 

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

 I was thinking of Andrew Cohen and neo-advaitas you have had on batgap.  You 
kind of gave them their ropes to let them hang themselves.. A lot of spiritual 
ego by example.  

 This more recent thing I didn't get the name on.  The people sitting around a 
table at Revelations were being real guarded to not get anyone in trouble but 
it was an active concern of theirs. I was just listened some and asked 
questions a little and wrote some notes. It was interesting spiritual satsanga. 
  -FFL
 

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

 Who is this?: recently watched Rick Archer let one NPD'ed hang out to dry in 
his Batgap interviews
  
 And this?: From the spiritual sexual tantra kind of encounter with him, this 
scandalous man, this ne'er-do-well, .. takes people around and puts them into 
other people’s bodies.  Bad.  This guy facilitates that, he is like a black 
magician.”
  
  
 From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com] 
Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2017 2:33 PM
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re:Disordered 'Spiritual' narcissism: 'He said he 
could do what he wanted': the scandal that rocked Bikram yoga


  
  
 More from the FF Satsanga, 
 “..The obsession with #1 ‘spiritual’ experiences is opening people up to this. 
Consciousness meditation aside, people are looking for 'experiences’.”
  
 “..Someone in the Dome was sharing, giving experience about this guy as a  #1 
experience.  From the spiritual sexual tantra kind of encounter with him, this 
scandalous man, this ne'er-do-well, .. takes people around and puts them into 
other people’s bodies.  Bad.  This guy facilitates that, he is like a black 
magician.” 
 
“On the Humboldt courses, one of Maharishi’s Brahmacharyam came trotting 
directly out into the lecture hall confronting someone..,   “Don’t you ever do 
that!” for crossing over into other people’s minds and thoughts.”
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 wrote :
 As a melting pot or crucible, Fairfield,Iowa has long been a crossroad stop on 
the spiritual circuit that draws seekers, and want-to-be ‘teachers’, lecturers, 
and gurus. 
  
 In Conversation more recently of the Fairfield Coffee Haus Satsanga: 
  
 “..He says, “I know what I am doing, I am the Guru, I am a master”, very bold, 
  “I am the one, I will help you,  I will do this for you, I do this out of 
love and to inform you.  Let me do this for you.”
  
 Apparently he spends so much time in this astral realm that he has real 
difficulty in living. 
  
 He has got these people that he engages in with this spiritual sex, it is 
extremely highly charged and errotically charged with these so called unity 
experiences and then he creates this kind of dependency that is predation. He 
is doing it to men and women, there is a part of it that is monstrous.  You can 
see why they felt their only recourse was to shut down.   
  
 ..When you hear language like that it is time to turn around and look.
 



 #

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 wrote :
 The Spiritual Ego,
 Unprepared for if and when it occurs, 
 it is very 

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance Of Group Meditation

[dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

Maharishi explains that pure consciousness has a field-like character and is a 
universal field at the basis of everyone’s thought and behavior. When a 
sufficient number of individuals are experiencing pure consciousness during 
group practice of the Transcendental Meditation and TM-Sidhi program, the field 
of pure consciousness is enlivened in the entire population. This field effect 
positively influences the quality of consciousness in the individuals in 
society in much the same direction as that experienced by those practicing the 
Transcendental Meditation technique,


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

 * 
 December 2016 Domes Attendance Report
 

 December this year shows:
 

 Yellow highlight = Higher Months YOY (year over year)
 Colder weather stops women's 7-month higher attendance streak 
 Men's reduction much less than before Oct. Surprise (minus 7 compared to minus 
30-something average), so Oct. Surprise effect continued into December. 
 Weather effects women more than men.
 Increasing age increases reduction of attendance by weather (as we get older, 
winter weather lowers attendance more than it used to).
 

 I want to provide total Community attendance as soon as I can, not just the 
Domes. 
 

 December 2016  Domes Attendance 
 

 Bagambhrini Dome   Patanjali Dome
PM20152011  PM2015  
  2011
 
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Jan 2016 189 -35 -16% ​ ​
-160 ​ ​
-85% ​ 
239 -46 -17% -197 -46%
 Feb 16 202 -6 -3% 
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-129 ​ 
-64% ​ 
228 -20 -8% -192 -46% 
 Mar 16 230 -9 -4%
 ​ ​
-107 ​ ​ 
-47% ​ ​ 
245 -27 -10% -157 -39% 
 Apr 16 256 +4 +2% -88
 ​ ​ 
- ​​
34% ​ ​ 
261 -17 -6% -159 -38% 
 May 16 263 +20 +8% -87
 ​ ​
-33% ​ 
255 -31 -11% ​ ​
 -174 -40% 
 June 16 293 +36 +14% -65
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22% ​ ​ 
267 ​​
-16 -6%  ​ ​
 -164 -38% 
 July 16 317 +35 +12% -58
 ​ ​
-18% ​ 
266 -48 -15% ​ ​
-185 -41% 
 Aug 16 301 +71 +31% Not Available 
 ​ ​
253 Roof Repair ​ ​
-184 -42% 
 Sept 16 313 +86 +38% “ “ 
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2 ​62​
 “ “ -157  ​ ​
 -37% 
 Oct 16 312 +144
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+86% -56 -18% ​ ​
278 +23 +9% ​ ​
 -147  ​ 
-35% 
 Nov 16 253 +68 +37% -106 -42% 
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272 +28 +11%  ​ ​
-186  ​ ​
 -68% 
 Dec. 16 177 -11 -6% -170 ​ ​
-96% ​ ​
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 -3 ​ ​
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-99%​

 



 

 ​There is a specific reason why our attendance has decreased. It is definitely 
possible to greatly increase our attendance and provide much more calm and 
coherence to this country via the bliss of Super Radiance, the most powerful 
and effective way to create coherence and integration for society. If you would 
like to discuss how this can be done, please get in touch. 



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

 Internally the TM movement community has some top-notch consultants of both 
skill-sets and strategies in facilitating better communication. 
 Tom Morgan in intercultural strategies who could help them strategize 
inclusivity from the top down and back up. 
 Ken Daley who facilitates methodical strategic planning is excellent and has 
been extremely helpful to the processes that brought change to the movement 
leadership which came out of community mental health meetings.  
 Charles Bargerstock who does corporate ‘Change Management’. 
 

 


Acquiring Skill-sets...

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

 In the ™ community the transition from elder to youth will, and is, happening 
in time. Right now the elder group needs to get some adult education to further 
their communication skill-sets and apply those right now. .  If the elders 
can’t give themselves to do it then bring in some facilitation, like from the 
practiced restorative justice people. 
 

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

 

 Cultivating the wholistic grounded spiritual human being.. Great observation, 
the exercising of the polyvagal and the hologram of the wholeness of the subtle 
human system. 
 

 Look at the aspect of the ™ movement that is doing well, the David Lynch 
Foundation (DLF) of teaching ™. .  
 DLF  is highly attractive to gen-x and gen-millennial youth because iDLF is 
not just some sect of meditating but doing service work to need.  For good 
reasons DLF is engaged in  teaching meditation to veterans, in violent schools, 
to single moms, at UN peacekeeping camps, teaching meditation in prisons, etc. 
DLF foci being of social service to peoples in need. 


 The visioning people at the top of DLF were old successful field TM teachers, 
differing by a long shot  from the stayed rigid old Vlodrop people,.  The  DLF 
cohort are anything but complacent in adaptation to need. 
 Internally there has been quite a lot of argument and conflict with 
conservative ideologues inside over adaptation. Directed by science data and 
more empathetic scientists DLF as a group DLF has been able to go around 
conservative fanatics who 

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Fairfield, Iowa Meditator Satsanga

[dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

 

Scholasticism is a method of critical thought which dominated teaching by the 
academics ("scholastics," or "schoolmen") of medieval universities in Europe 
from about 1100 to 1700, and a program of employing that method in articulating 
and defending dogma in an increasingly pluralistic context. 

 “The more critical  reason dominates, the more impoverished life becomes.. 
Overvalued reason has this in common with political absolutism: under its 
dominion, the individual is pauperized.” -Carl Gustav Jung
 

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

 108 
 By doing satsaïga, discrimination arises, awakening one to what is
 proper and improper, merit and sin, adharma and duty. That is why one who
 does satsaïga is saved from adharma and engages himself in dharma. Saved
 from sin, he will carry out meritorious activities. Established doctrines
 (siddhànta), dharmeõa pàpamanuda[n]ti, that by practicing dharma, sin is
 destroyed. Similarly, satsaïga also destroys sin.
 

 By listening to discussions about Bhagavàn, sitting in satsaïga, the
 internal sorrow and anxiety which naturally scorch the human heart are cleansed
 and pacified, and the inner organ will naturally become peaceful.
 

 Through satsaïga the human being turns towards the omnipotent, allcapable
 Bhagavàn. One who is ever turned towards Bhagavàn will have no lack
 of anything in the world. All his sorrow and misery will be destroyed. In this
 way, by association with saints, all sins, misery, and poverty will be totally
 eliminated.
 

 May there always be auspiciousness (śubham astu nityam).
 

 -Brahmananda Saraswati
 




 
  

[FairfieldLife] Sri Yantra in desert

[yifux...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

As seen from 9,000 ft up, an immense Sri Yantra found in the Oregon desert, 
1990.  Who is Bill Witherspoon of Iowa?  Name sounds familiar.
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6P8eE0k_XpE 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6P8eE0k_XpE
 

 

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Re: [FairfieldLife] The Sun is Good for Clear Vision

[Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife]]

Hey! We're back to good California weather and maybe lower PG bills.

The Sun provides vitamin D and there as a correlation between that and 
helping eyesight.


On 03/11/2017 02:47 PM, jr_...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote:


There is a rule in ayurveda that states the sun can improve weak 
vision.  Today is a sunny day in SF, so I tested this rule to see if 
it works.  The morning started out with my usual double vision.  So, I 
started doing garden work at the garden out in the sun.  A few minutes 
later I noticed that the garden statues and ornaments in the yard 
started to look clearer.  So, I drove my car to have lunch at an 
Indian restaurant a few blocks away and I could see well enough to 
drive through the streets fairly safely..



So, I learned that being out in the sun doing some activity is good 
exercise and necessary to maintain good vision.



This principle ties in with a certain eye exercise to improve vision. 
 The exercise is called the swing.  It requires one to swing the body 
back and forth with the legs as the center or the fulcrum of the 
swing.  This is supposed to improve vision which needs dynamic 
activity to engage the eyes with the environment.  IOW, being in a 
static position is not good for clear vision.



So, IMO the sun is good for vision since it encourages the body to 
move around and engage with the environment.   However, the sun may 
not be as beneficial to lay outside to sun bathe. So there you have: 
the ayurvedic principle is very sound and practical.

RE: [FairfieldLife] Re:Disordered 'Spiritual' narcissism: 'He said he could do what he wanted': the scandal that rocked Bikram yoga

[dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

Notes.. 
 Q: Does this make sense to these people?  A lot of this is already known.
 A:  “It is hard when you have an incredibly gorgeous thrilling experience 
around this guy, this ‘healer’, and there is part of it that wants more of it.  
 ..But the cost of it is all this other crazy stuff with him and then putting 
themselves back together again.” 

 “All this stuff, this thing in their travels out with this guy, that someone 
was Queen Elizabeth in a past life, so?  Like, what are you doing now?”

 “So a resolution, is going away from it..”

 

 Bhairitu writes:

The process described is like what is taught in "remote influencing" as 
researched by people like Ingo Swann and his students as well as researched by 
the military.  And they warn against it because one could accidentally take on 
the bad traits of the target.  A lot of this stuff is actually very simple but 
people would have never thought to try it.  It's true use was to help someone, 
generally helping them feel better. 

These methods were not part though of my tantric training which used siddhis.  
Influencing there was only to be used as a defense method.
 

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

 I was thinking of Andrew Cohen and neo-advaitas you have had on batgap.  You 
kind of gave them their ropes to let them hang themselves.. A lot of spiritual 
ego by example.  

 This more recent thing I didn't get the name on.  The people sitting around a 
table at Revelations were being real guarded to not get anyone in trouble but 
it was an active concern of theirs. I was just listened some and asked 
questions a little and wrote some notes. It was interesting spiritual satsanga. 
  -FFL
 

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

 Who is this?: recently watched Rick Archer let one NPD'ed hang out to dry in 
his Batgap interviews
  
 And this?: From the spiritual sexual tantra kind of encounter with him, this 
scandalous man, this ne'er-do-well, .. takes people around and puts them into 
other people’s bodies.  Bad.  This guy facilitates that, he is like a black 
magician.”
  
  
 From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com] 
Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2017 2:33 PM
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re:Disordered 'Spiritual' narcissism: 'He said he 
could do what he wanted': the scandal that rocked Bikram yoga


  
  
 More from the FF Satsanga, 
 “..The obsession with #1 ‘spiritual’ experiences is opening people up to this. 
Consciousness meditation aside, people are looking for 'experiences’.”
  
 “..Someone in the Dome was sharing, giving experience about this guy as a  #1 
experience.  From the spiritual sexual tantra kind of encounter with him, this 
scandalous man, this ne'er-do-well, .. takes people around and puts them into 
other people’s bodies.  Bad.  This guy facilitates that, he is like a black 
magician.” 
 
“On the Humboldt courses, one of Maharishi’s Brahmacharyam came trotting 
directly out into the lecture hall confronting someone..,   “Don’t you ever do 
that!” for crossing over into other people’s minds and thoughts.”
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 wrote :
 As a melting pot or crucible, Fairfield,Iowa has long been a crossroad stop on 
the spiritual circuit that draws seekers, and want-to-be ‘teachers’, lecturers, 
and gurus. 
  
 In Conversation more recently of the Fairfield Coffee Haus Satsanga: 
  
 “..He says, “I know what I am doing, I am the Guru, I am a master”, very bold, 
  “I am the one, I will help you,  I will do this for you, I do this out of 
love and to inform you.  Let me do this for you.”
  
 Apparently he spends so much time in this astral realm that he has real 
difficulty in living. 
  
 He has got these people that he engages in with this spiritual sex, it is 
extremely highly charged and errotically charged with these so called unity 
experiences and then he creates this kind of dependency that is predation. He 
is doing it to men and women, there is a part of it that is monstrous.  You can 
see why they felt their only recourse was to shut down.   
  
 ..When you hear language like that it is time to turn around and look.
 



 #

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 wrote :
 The Spiritual Ego,
 Unprepared for if and when it occurs, 
 it is very seductive someone saying,  “I am a powerful one”, “I can do it for 
you”, and “I am a guru”.
 



 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 wrote :
 Yep, interesting observation about the cultural gap.  A cultural difference 
for Indian Gurus and such coming to the West might be that behavior is not just 
‘karma’ but also judged by or held up to 

[FairfieldLife] The Sun is Good for Clear Vision

[jr_...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

There is a rule in ayurveda that states the sun can improve weak vision.  Today 
is a sunny day in SF, so I tested this rule to see if it works.  The morning 
started out with my usual double vision.  So, I started doing garden work at 
the garden out in the sun.  A few minutes later I noticed that the garden 
statues and ornaments in the yard started to look clearer.  So, I drove my car 
to have lunch at an Indian restaurant a few blocks away and I could see well 
enough to drive through the streets fairly safely..
 

 So, I learned that being out in the sun doing some activity is good exercise 
and necessary to maintain good vision.
 

 This principle ties in with a certain eye exercise to improve vision.  The 
exercise is called the swing.  It requires one to swing the body back and forth 
with the legs as the center or the fulcrum of the swing.  This is supposed to 
improve vision which needs dynamic activity to engage the eyes with the 
environment.  IOW, being in a static position is not good for clear vision.
 

 So, IMO the sun is good for vision since it encourages the body to move around 
and engage with the environment.   However, the sun may not be as beneficial to 
lay outside to sun bathe. So there you have: the ayurvedic principle is very 
sound and practical.

RE: [FairfieldLife] Re:Disordered 'Spiritual' narcissism: 'He said he could do what he wanted': the scandal that rocked Bikram yoga

[dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

I was thinking of Andrew Cohen and neo-advaitas you have had on batgap.  You 
kind of gave them their ropes to let them hang themselves.. A lot of spiritual 
ego by example.  

 This more recent thing I didn't get the name on.  The people sitting around a 
table at Revelations were being real guarded to not get anyone in trouble but 
it was an active concern of theirs. I was just listened some and asked 
questions a little and wrote some notes. It was interesting spiritual satsanga. 
  -FFL
 

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

 Who is this?: recently watched Rick Archer let one NPD'ed hang out to dry in 
his Batgap interviews
  
 And this?: From the spiritual sexual tantra kind of encounter with him, this 
scandalous man, this ne'er-do-well, .. takes people around and puts them into 
other people’s bodies.  Bad.  This guy facilitates that, he is like a black 
magician.”
  
  
 From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com] 
Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2017 2:33 PM
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re:Disordered 'Spiritual' narcissism: 'He said he 
could do what he wanted': the scandal that rocked Bikram yoga


  
  
 More from the FF Satsanga, 
 “..The obsession with #1 ‘spiritual’ experiences is opening people up to this. 
Consciousness meditation aside, people are looking for 'experiences’.”
  
 “..Someone in the Dome was sharing, giving experience about this guy as a  #1 
experience.  From the spiritual sexual tantra kind of encounter with him, this 
scandalous man, this ne'er-do-well, .. takes people around and puts them into 
other people’s bodies.  Bad.  This guy facilitates that, he is like a black 
magician.” 
 
“On the Humboldt courses, one of Maharishi’s Brahmacharyam came trotting 
directly out into the lecture hall confronting someone..,   “Don’t you ever do 
that!” for crossing over into other people’s minds and thoughts.”
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 wrote :
 As a melting pot or crucible, Fairfield,Iowa has long been a crossroad stop on 
the spiritual circuit that draws seekers, and want-to-be ‘teachers’, lecturers, 
and gurus. 
  
 In Conversation more recently of the Fairfield Coffee Haus Satsanga: 
  
 “..He says, “I know what I am doing, I am the Guru, I am a master”, very bold, 
  “I am the one, I will help you,  I will do this for you, I do this out of 
love and to inform you.  Let me do this for you.”
  
 Apparently he spends so much time in this astral realm that he has real 
difficulty in living. 
  
 He has got these people that he engages in with this spiritual sex, it is 
extremely highly charged and errotically charged with these so called unity 
experiences and then he creates this kind of dependency that is predation. He 
is doing it to men and women, there is a part of it that is monstrous.  You can 
see why they felt their only recourse was to shut down.   
  
 ..When you hear language like that it is time to turn around and look.
 



 #

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 wrote :
 The Spiritual Ego,
 Unprepared for if and when it occurs, 
 it is very seductive someone saying,  “I am a powerful one”, “I can do it for 
you”, and “I am a guru”.
 



 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 wrote :
 Yep, interesting observation about the cultural gap.  A cultural difference 
for Indian Gurus and such coming to the West might be that behavior is not just 
‘karma’ but also judged by or held up to The Golden Rule and the first 
amendment (bill of rights) of the US Constitution, cultural sensibilities about 
ethics and morality that are not tempered in the same way as elsewhere. 

 



 



 emichael108 adds:

  

 maharishi said once:

you can do what you want,
but you have to bear all the 
consequences of your doing.

  

 Eustace writes:

  

 (of Bikram..) There is not question about the guy's narcissism, I think, 
however, that there is the issue of the culture gap here. He wouldn't have 
imagined that the jury would try to bankrupt him for issues that were not even 
criminal. But this is the United States...

 
 I always thought that Maharishi was wise to establish his base in Europe. You 
never know what they might have found even on him.

My 2 cents.

  

 .

 #
..words do inflict psychic, emotional and sometimes lead to other kinds of 
injuries.

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
 wrote :
 It is okay that folks understand what happened, that process prevailed and 
people are in better place now to make better use of their talents. 
 Hopefully the US Constitution can withstand the 

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re:Disordered 'Spiritual' narcissism: 'He said he could do what he wanted': the scandal that rocked Bikram yoga

[Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife]]

The process described is like what is taught in "remote influencing" as 
researched by people like Ingo Swann and his students as well as 
researched by the military.  And they warn against it because one could 
accidentally take on the bad traits of the target.  A lot of this stuff 
is actually very simple but people would have never thought to try it.  
It's true use was to help someone, generally helping them feel better.


These methods were not part though of my tantric training which used 
siddhis.  Influencing there was only to be used as a defense method.


On 03/11/2017 01:07 PM, 'Rick Archer' r...@searchsummit.com 
[FairfieldLife] wrote:


Who is this?: recently watched Rick Archer let one NPD'ed hang out to 
dry in his Batgap interviews


And this?: From the spiritual sexual tantra kind of encounter with 
him, this scandalous man, this ne'er-do-well, .. takes people around 
and puts them into other people’s bodies.  Bad.  This guy facilitates 
that, he is like a black magician.”


*From:*FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com 
[mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com]

*Sent:* Saturday, March 11, 2017 2:33 PM
*To:* FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
*Subject:* [FairfieldLife] Re:Disordered 'Spiritual' narcissism: 'He 
said he could do what he wanted': the scandal that rocked Bikram yoga


More from the FF Satsanga,

“..The obsession with #1 ‘spiritual’ experiences is opening people up 
to this. Consciousness meditation aside, people are looking for 
'experiences’.”


“..Someone in the Dome was sharing, giving experience about this guy 
as a  #1 experience.  From the spiritual sexual tantra kind of 
encounter with him, this scandalous man, this ne'er-do-well, .. takes 
people around and puts them into other people’s bodies.  Bad.  This 
guy facilitates that, he is like a black magician.”



“On the Humboldt courses, one of Maharishi’s Brahmacharyam came 
trotting directly out into the lecture hall confronting someone.., 
  “Don’t you ever do that!” for crossing over into other people’s 
minds and thoughts.”




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


As a melting pot or crucible, Fairfield,Iowa has long been a crossroad 
stop on the spiritual circuit that draws seekers, and want-to-be 
‘teachers’, lecturers, and gurus.


*In Conversation more recently of the Fairfield Coffee Haus Satsanga:*

/“..He says, “I know what I am doing, I am the Guru, I am a master”, 
very bold,   “I am the one, I will help you,  I will do this for you, 
I do this out of love and to inform you.  Let me do this for you.”/


/Apparently he spends so much time in this astral realm that he has 
real difficulty in living. /


/He has got these people that he engages in with this spiritual sex, 
it is extremely highly charged and errotically charged with these so 
called unity experiences and then he creates this kind of dependency 
that is predation. He is doing it to men and women, there is a part of 
it that is monstrous.  You can see why they felt their only recourse 
was to shut down./


..When you hear language like that it is time to turn around and look.



#



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


The Spiritual Ego,

Unprepared for if and when it occurs,

it is very seductive someone saying,  “I am a powerful one”, “I can do 
it for you”, and “I am a guru”.






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


Yep, interesting observation about the cultural gap.  A cultural 
difference for Indian Gurus and such coming to the West might be that 
behavior is not just ‘karma’ but also judged by or held up to T/he 
Golden Rule/ and the first amendment (bill of rights) of the US 
Constitution, cultural sensibilities about ethics and morality that 
are not tempered in the same way as elsewhere.






*emichael108 adds:*

maharishi said once:

*you can do what you want,
but you have to bear all the
consequences of your doing.*

Eustace writes:

(of Bikram..) There is not question about the guy's narcissism, I 
think, however, that there is the issue of the culture gap here. He 
wouldn't have imagined that the jury would try to bankrupt him for 
issues that were not even criminal. But this is the United States...



 I always thought that Maharishi was wise to establish his base in 
Europe. You never know what they might have found even on him.


My 2 cents.

.

#
/..words do inflict psychic, emotional and sometimes lead to other 
kinds of injuries./


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


It is okay that folks understand what happened, that process prevailed 
and people are in better place now to make better use of 

RE: [FairfieldLife] Re:Disordered 'Spiritual' narcissism: 'He said he could do what he wanted': the scandal that rocked Bikram yoga

['Rick Archer' r...@searchsummit.com [FairfieldLife]]

Who is this?: recently watched Rick Archer let one NPD'ed hang out to dry in 
his Batgap interviews

 

And this?: From the spiritual sexual tantra kind of encounter with him, this 
scandalous man, this ne'er-do-well, .. takes people around and puts them into 
other people’s bodies.  Bad.  This guy facilitates that, he is like a black 
magician.”

 

 

From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com] 
Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2017 2:33 PM
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re:Disordered 'Spiritual' narcissism: 'He said he 
could do what he wanted': the scandal that rocked Bikram yoga

 

  

More from the FF Satsanga, 

“..The obsession with #1 ‘spiritual’ experiences is opening people up to this. 
Consciousness meditation aside, people are looking for 'experiences’.”

 

“..Someone in the Dome was sharing, giving experience about this guy as a  #1 
experience.  From the spiritual sexual tantra kind of encounter with him, this 
scandalous man, this ne'er-do-well, .. takes people around and puts them into 
other people’s bodies.  Bad.  This guy facilitates that, he is like a black 
magician.” 


“On the Humboldt courses, one of Maharishi’s Brahmacharyam came trotting 
directly out into the lecture hall confronting someone..,   “Don’t you ever do 
that!” for crossing over into other people’s minds and thoughts.”



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

As a melting pot or crucible, Fairfield,Iowa has long been a crossroad stop on 
the spiritual circuit that draws seekers, and want-to-be ‘teachers’, lecturers, 
and gurus. 

 

In Conversation more recently of the Fairfield Coffee Haus Satsanga: 

 

“..He says, “I know what I am doing, I am the Guru, I am a master”, very bold,  
 “I am the one, I will help you,  I will do this for you, I do this out of love 
and to inform you.  Let me do this for you.”

 

Apparently he spends so much time in this astral realm that he has real 
difficulty in living. 

 

He has got these people that he engages in with this spiritual sex, it is 
extremely highly charged and errotically charged with these so called unity 
experiences and then he creates this kind of dependency that is predation. He 
is doing it to men and women, there is a part of it that is monstrous.  You can 
see why they felt their only recourse was to shut down.   

 

..When you hear language like that it is time to turn around and look.





#



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

The Spiritual Ego,

Unprepared for if and when it occurs, 

it is very seductive someone saying,  “I am a powerful one”, “I can do it for 
you”, and “I am a guru”.







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

Yep, interesting observation about the cultural gap.  A cultural difference for 
Indian Gurus and such coming to the West might be that behavior is not just 
‘karma’ but also judged by or held up to The Golden Rule and the first 
amendment (bill of rights) of the US Constitution, cultural sensibilities about 
ethics and morality that are not tempered in the same way as elsewhere. 









emichael108 adds:

 

maharishi said once:

you can do what you want,
but you have to bear all the 
consequences of your doing.

 

Eustace writes:

 

(of Bikram..) There is not question about the guy's narcissism, I think, 
however, that there is the issue of the culture gap here. He wouldn't have 
imagined that the jury would try to bankrupt him for issues that were not even 
criminal. But this is the United States...


 I always thought that Maharishi was wise to establish his base in Europe. You 
never know what they might have found even on him.

My 2 cents.

 

.

#
..words do inflict psychic, emotional and sometimes lead to other kinds of 
injuries.



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

It is okay that folks understand what happened, that process prevailed and 
people are in better place now to make better use of their talents. 

Hopefully the US Constitution can withstand the gaslighting narcissisms of its 
President now.

 

Topically, NPR had this item on its web page the other day..

 

Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD).

People with this condition often show some of the following characteristics, 
according to  
 
Psychology Today:

* Grandiosity, a lack of empathy for other people and a need for 
admiration

* They believe they are superior or may deserve special treatment

* They seek excessive admiration and attention, and 

[FairfieldLife] Re:Disordered 'Spiritual' narcissism: 'He said he could do what he wanted': the scandal that rocked Bikram yoga

[dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

More from the FF Satsanga, 
 “..The obsession with #1 ‘spiritual’ experiences is opening people up to this. 
Consciousness meditation aside, people are looking for 'experiences’.”

 “..Someone in the Dome was sharing, giving experience about this guy as a  #1 
experience.  From the spiritual sexual tantra kind of encounter with him, this 
scandalous man, this ne'er-do-well, .. takes people around and puts them into 
other people’s bodies.  Bad.  This guy facilitates that, he is like a black 
magician.” 

“On the Humboldt courses, one of Maharishi’s Brahmacharyam came trotting 
directly out into the lecture hall confronting someone..,   “Don’t you ever do 
that!” for crossing over into other people’s minds and thoughts.”
 

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

 As a melting pot or crucible, Fairfield,Iowa has long been a crossroad stop on 
the spiritual circuit that draws seekers, and want-to-be ‘teachers’, lecturers, 
and gurus. 

 In Conversation more recently of the Fairfield Coffee Haus Satsanga: 

 “..He says, “I know what I am doing, I am the Guru, I am a master”, very bold, 
  “I am the one, I will help you,  I will do this for you, I do this out of 
love and to inform you.  Let me do this for you.”

 Apparently he spends so much time in this astral realm that he has real 
difficulty in living. 

 He has got these people that he engages in with this spiritual sex, it is 
extremely highly charged and errotically charged with these so called unity 
experiences and then he creates this kind of dependency that is predation. He 
is doing it to men and women, there is a part of it that is monstrous.  You can 
see why they felt their only recourse was to shut down.   

 ..When you hear language like that it is time to turn around and look.
 

 #
 

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

 The Spiritual Ego, Unprepared for if and when it occurs, 
 it is very seductive someone saying,  “I am a powerful one”, “I can do it for 
you”, and “I am a guru”.
 

 

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

 Yep, interesting observation about the cultural gap.  A cultural difference 
for Indian Gurus and such coming to the West might be that behavior is not just 
‘karma’ but also judged by or held up to The Golden Rule and the first 
amendment (bill of rights) of the US Constitution, cultural sensibilities about 
ethics and morality that are not tempered in the same way as elsewhere. 
 

 

 emichael108 adds:

 

 maharishi said once:

you can do what you want,
but you have to bear all the 
consequences of your doing.

 

 Eustace writes:

 

 (of Bikram..) There is not question about the guy's narcissism, I think, 
however, that there is the issue of the culture gap here. He wouldn't have 
imagined that the jury would try to bankrupt him for issues that were not even 
criminal. But this is the United States...

 
 I always thought that Maharishi was wise to establish his base in Europe. You 
never know what they might have found even on him.

My 2 cents.
 

 .
 #
..words do inflict psychic, emotional and sometimes lead to other kinds of 
injuries.
 

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

 It is okay that folks understand what happened, that process prevailed and 
people are in better place now to make better use of their talents. 
 Hopefully the US Constitution can withstand the gaslighting narcissisms of its 
President now.
 

 Topically, NPR had this item on its web page the other day..
 

 Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD).
 People with this condition often show some of the following characteristics, 
according to Psychology Today 
https://www.psychologytoday.com/conditions/narcissistic-personality-disorder:
 Grandiosity, a lack of empathy for other people and a need for admiration
 They believe they are superior or may deserve special treatment
 They seek excessive admiration and attention, and struggle with criticism or 
defeat
 

 https://www.psychologytoday.com/conditions/narcissistic-personality-disorder
 


 

srijau writes: 

 You are really self-indulging here in a lot of misguided judgemental-ism and 
triumphalism. Show a little more grace and discretion and care for the unity of 
the community. You are the one being ugly and crass here.
 


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

 
 Several years ago we had some narcissistic disordered ‘spiritual’ people visit 
FFL, we also had some people who had been in some of the infamous spiritual 
groups with NPD’ed leaders share perspective on their experience, and more 
recently watched Rick Archer let one NPD'ed hang out to dry in his Batgap 
interviews.  

 In the last couple of years I was glad for the insight which people here on 
FFL gave throughout in their critique and takedown of the ‘spiritual’ 
ND’edPersonality. Some of that insight was helpful in the process that brought 
the change 

[FairfieldLife] Peter Cutler: New Interview on Buddha at the Gas Pump - 03/11/2017

['Rick Archer' r...@searchsummit.com [FairfieldLife]]

 






  

 








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[FairfieldLife] Re:Disordered 'Spiritual' narcissism: 'He said he could do what he wanted': the scandal that rocked Bikram yoga

[dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

As a melting pot or crucible, Fairfield,Iowa has long been a crossroad stop on 
the spiritual circuit that draws seekers, and want-to-be ‘teachers’, lecturers, 
and gurus. 

 In Conversation more recently of the Fairfield Coffee Haus Satsanga: 

 “..He says, “I know what I am doing, I am the Guru, I am a master”, very bold, 
  “I am the one, I will help you,  I will do this for you, I do this out of 
love and to inform you.  Let me do this for you.”

 Apparently he spends so much time in this astral realm that he has real 
difficulty in living. 

 He has got these people that he engages in with this spiritual sex, it is 
extremely highly charged and errotically charged with these so called unity 
experiences and then he creates this kind of dependency that is predation. He 
is doing it to men and women, there is a part of it that is monstrous.  You can 
see why they felt their only recourse was to shut down.   

 ..When you hear language like that it is time to turn around and look.
 

 #
 

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

 The Spiritual Ego, Unprepared for if and when it occurs, 
 it is very seductive someone saying,  “I am a powerful one”, “I can do it for 
you”, and “I am a guru”.
 

 

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

 Yep, interesting observation about the cultural gap.  A cultural difference 
for Indian Gurus and such coming to the West might be that behavior is not just 
‘karma’ but also judged by or held up to The Golden Rule and the first 
amendment (bill of rights) of the US Constitution, cultural sensibilities about 
ethics and morality that are not tempered in the same way as elsewhere. 
 

 

 emichael108 adds:

 

 maharishi said once:

you can do what you want,
but you have to bear all the 
consequences of your doing.

 

 Eustace writes:

 

 (of Bikram..) There is not question about the guy's narcissism, I think, 
however, that there is the issue of the culture gap here. He wouldn't have 
imagined that the jury would try to bankrupt him for issues that were not even 
criminal. But this is the United States...

 
 I always thought that Maharishi was wise to establish his base in Europe. You 
never know what they might have found even on him.

My 2 cents.
 

 .
 #
..words do inflict psychic, emotional and sometimes lead to other kinds of 
injuries.
 

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

 It is okay that folks understand what happened, that process prevailed and 
people are in better place now to make better use of their talents. 
 Hopefully the US Constitution can withstand the gaslighting narcissisms of its 
President now.
 

 Topically, NPR had this item on its web page the other day..
 

 Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD).
 People with this condition often show some of the following characteristics, 
according to Psychology Today 
https://www.psychologytoday.com/conditions/narcissistic-personality-disorder:
 Grandiosity, a lack of empathy for other people and a need for admiration
 They believe they are superior or may deserve special treatment
 They seek excessive admiration and attention, and struggle with criticism or 
defeat
 

 https://www.psychologytoday.com/conditions/narcissistic-personality-disorder
 


 

srijau writes: 

 You are really self-indulging here in a lot of misguided judgemental-ism and 
triumphalism. Show a little more grace and discretion and care for the unity of 
the community. You are the one being ugly and crass here.
 


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

 
 Several years ago we had some narcissistic disordered ‘spiritual’ people visit 
FFL, we also had some people who had been in some of the infamous spiritual 
groups with NPD’ed leaders share perspective on their experience, and more 
recently watched Rick Archer let one NPD'ed hang out to dry in his Batgap 
interviews.  

 In the last couple of years I was glad for the insight which people here on 
FFL gave throughout in their critique and takedown of the ‘spiritual’ 
ND’edPersonality. Some of that insight was helpful in the process that brought 
the change of leadership to the University here. 

 In some of the discussion here on FFL it was pointed out that narcissists will 
fall down when their practical performance in life is actually looked at. 
..That organizations or groups can protect themselves from the ND’edPerson by 
having clarity in missions, job descriptions and performance evaluation. ..the 
bigger the narcissist the harder the fall that can come.  

 Performance is basically what turned the president here out in that case. What 
were more formative values to the group guided and prevailed in the process by 
looking at all the metrics of performance. It became pretty clear that a change 
of leadership was needed for the essential survival of the group.   
 


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