[FairfieldLife] Re: S U P E R BLOG/ CLIP ON TM

> > > Because Willy is distorting the Transcendental > > > Meditation tradition by making up fantasies. > > > > > You are mistaken: the primary scripture of the > > Sri Vidya Tradition is the 'Soundarya Lahari' > > which was composed by the Adi Shankara. > > iranitea: > Well, you should know that

[FairfieldLife] Re: S U P E R BLOG/ CLIP ON TM

> > Gurudev's nephew supported MMY. > > Vaj: > You seem to have missed the salient point here > Lawson... > You seem to have missed the salient point here, Vaj. MMY got the TM bija mantras came from Guru Dev, who was a member of the Dasanami Order of the Saraswati Dandi sannyasins, founded by

[FairfieldLife] Re: S U P E R BLOG/ CLIP ON TM

> > The 'conclave picked guy' is the linear successor. > > sparaig: > Not according to Gurudev's will. > "Only the lineage of Vasudevananda (through Santananda) can be traced directly to Brahmananda, without any interruptions." - Vidyasankar Sundaresan http://www.advaita-vedanta.org/avhp/dat

[FairfieldLife] Re: Mindfulness for OCD

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj wrote: > > Still practicing TM and still dealing with OCD? Consider > Mindfulness Based Behavioral Therapy (MBBT): > "Mindfulness is paying attention in a particular way: on purpose, in the present moment, and nonjudgmentally." - Jon Kabat-Zinn 'Wh

[FairfieldLife] Re: Hello FFL -

> > Logically the only thing that one can say about > > TMers is that they practice TM. > > Vaj: > Actually, using logic, there are many things you > can say about TMers. > Could you please define 'TMers' for us? > For example: "a compendium of 75 studies of TM > technique in 2000 [which]

[FairfieldLife] Re: Chinese mindfulness meditation prompts double positive punch in brain white matter

Share Long: > Whenever I see photos of hundreds of Chinese of all > ages practicing qigong together outdoors, I understand > why they will soon rule the world. > Ooopsie! Somebody got real mixed up posting this. Apparently it is illegal in China to practice 'gigong'. "In July 1999, Communist

[FairfieldLife] Re: Voters Think Romney Is Better for the Economy

> > A new CNBC survey of 800 Americans found that 39 > > percent of participants trust Romney with the economy > > Robert: > This shows how totally ignorant the American people > are concerning how the economny works... > Yeah, the U.S. is totally ignorant, Rob. LoL! "Nobody wants to be the la

[FairfieldLife] Re: Chinese mindfulness meditation prompts double positive punch in brain white matter

Share Long: > Tai Chi then?  > Anything that looks like 'Falun Gong' performed in public will get you arrested in China. 'Gigong' is Buddhism, Share. I already told Vaj about this years ago - why he'd want to try to discredit TMers with false information like this is beyond me. Vaj keeps a lo

[FairfieldLife] Re: Hello FFL -

> > Not gonna go there, except to act as an > > editor and suggest replacing the word > > "groupie" with "seventy year old groupie." > > iranitea: > LOL > Yeah LoL! - I noticed you failed to post a photo of yourself. Whatsa-matter, no hair? LoL!

[FairfieldLife] Re: 'Madonna Bears Nipple on Stage'...

> 'Madonna Bears Nipple on Stage'... > feste37: > I think we need more nice Christian women in pretty > summer frocks singing uplifting songs about Jesus and > less of the monstrous exhibitionism and vulgarity of > this she-devil, whose very name is a blasphemy. >

[FairfieldLife] Re: Chinese mindfulness meditation prompts double positive punch in brain white matter

merudanda: > Oh Willy my Willy > WTF are you talking about? "It combines the practice of meditation and slow-moving qigong exercises with a moral philosophy." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falun_Gong "Wang Yonghang is an attorney in Dalian who has entered not guilty pleas for Falun Gong prac

[FairfieldLife] Re: Chinese mindfulness meditation prompts double positive punch in brain white matter

> > > Whenever I see photos of hundreds of Chinese of all > > > ages practicing qigong together outdoors, I understand > > > why they will soon rule the world. > > > > > Ooopsie! > > > > Somebody got real mixed up posting this. Apparently it > > is illegal in China to practice 'gigong'. > > a

[FairfieldLife] Re: Movies Don't Stream Themselves

turquoiseb: > "Sooner or later, one way or another, streaming > will have to pay for the films it streams. That > means us." > When are you going to 'pay up'? You probably owe ten of thousands of dollars by now!

[FairfieldLife] Re: Chinese mindfulness meditation prompts double positive punch in brain white matter

> > Whenever I see photos of hundreds of Chinese of all ages > > practicing qigong together outdoors, I understand why they > > will soon rule the world. This reinforces that belief. > > turquoiseb: > Yeah, but they'll all be really tiny... > "Falun Gong...also known as Falun Dafa...is a system o

[FairfieldLife] Re: Chinese mindfulness meditation prompts double positive punch in brain white matter

authfriend: > Sorry, Willytex, but quigong is perfectly legal in > China and practiced openly by millions. > It is STILL forbidden to practice 'gigong' in large groups in Tiananmen Square! In China, almost all gigong practitioners belong to the Falun Gong movement - 70 to 100 million adheren

[FairfieldLife] Re: Chinese mindfulness meditation prompts double positive punch in brain white matter

> > Falun Gong is Buddhist 'qi-gong', authfriend. What > > exactly do you thing the 'gong' in 'Falun Gong' > > stands for? > > turquoiseb: > Willy seems to be a tad linguistically challenged. > > He seems to associate the difference between Qi Gong > and Falun Gong as parallel to the difference b

[FairfieldLife] Re: Tata and TM?

> > Tata Motors is said to have made Jaguar and Land Rover > > a huge success! > > > > It must be almost certain there are lots of TMers and > > TM-siddhas amongst Tata employees, or stuff... > > > > http://www.jaguarlandrover.com/index.html > > Vaj: > Tata Motors manages stress using Mindfulness

[FairfieldLife] Re: Hello FFL -

> > > Not gonna go there, except to act as an editor and suggest > > > replacing the word "groupie" with "seventy year old > > > groupie." :-) > > > > > LoL! > > authfriend: > > Willytex, 68

[FairfieldLife] Re: 'Madonna Bears Nipple on Stage'...

> > From my perspective, I can see it being done tastefully > > and imaginatively, in a way that would appeal to one's > > aesthetic sensibilities rather than one's prurience. > > wgm4u: > Folks, Judy just used a pejoritive word... > Billy, I think the word she was looking for is 'titillation'

[FairfieldLife] Re: S U P E R BLOG/ CLIP ON TM

> Vaj: > > You seem to have missed the salient point here > > Lawson... > > > You seem to have missed the salient point here, Vaj. > > MMY got the TM bija mantras came from Guru Dev, who > was a member of the Dasanami Order of the Saraswati > Dandi sannyasins, founded by the Adi Shankara. Gur

[FairfieldLife] Re: Hello FFL -

oxcart49: > How could these so called normal individuals exist > with this type of interaction on the street. > Who says they interact on the street? > Being psychotic is not a crime nor is being eccentric > which I believe fits Mr. Carlsen better...

[FairfieldLife] Re: There is no such thing as "Enlightenment"

emptybill: > What is Advaita? > What is Yoga? Both Sankhya and Yoga are concerned with the two principles: Purusha and prakriti. Prakriti is composed of the 32 tattwas which are maintained by the three constituents of nature, namely the three gunas. You should know that the Purusha is com

[FairfieldLife] Re: There is no such thing as "Enlightenment"

emptybill: > It gives an accurate account of Shankara's central > teaching points and demonstrates the divergence > between Shankara's original advaita and the yogic > advaita that appeared after the fourteenth century. > Advaita Vedanta is just a restatement of Vajrayana Buddhism, the 'Cons

[FairfieldLife] Re: Hello FFL -

turquoiseb: > Or present a view of his last days that either > disproves my version of it, or presents a valid > reason why "erecting" a large number of giant > dicks around the world will do anything to > benefit humanity... > Of course, the Maharishi can't hold a candle to all of your life acco

[FairfieldLife] Re: OMG: kSut-pipaasa-nivRttiH!

cardemaister: > OTOH, according to Macdonell, Sanskrit > word 'kuupa' is contraction (or whatevah) > from 'ku_ap-a' (pit, hole, well), and in > Finnish the word 'kuoppa' (dialectal weak > stem 'kuapa-') means, well, 'pit or hole', > but not 'well', as far as we know... > Maybe so. It someti

[FairfieldLife] Master-Disciple or Rock Star-Groupie? (was Re: The Wisdom of Chopra...)

> > RC is *utterly dependent* on both TM and MMY... > > Jason: > Exactly, I too felt that way. Guys like Ned Wynn > and Mike Coleman say, "The old bat was seducing > young women." Old timers suspect if Maharishi > was ever enlightened... > Sounds like you guys are jealous of MMY and RC. LoL!

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Wisdom of Chopra...

> > > > > > > I think it may also be time for a reminder to readers > > > > > > > that, given their TM-critic agenda, one would think > > > > > > > Vaj and Barry and iranitea would heartily *approve* of > > > > > > > Robin, since he's the most radically anti-TM person > > > > > > > who's ever bee

[FairfieldLife] Re: There is no such thing as "Enlightenment"

emptybill: > Shankara saved some of his most pointed criticisms > for the Buddhists of his day, particularly the > Vijnanavada. > Apparently Shankara seems not to have anything to say about the two most important schools, Shunyavada and the Vijnanavada - what he criticizes is in fact Svatantr

[FairfieldLife] Re: There is no such thing as "Enlightenment"

emptybill: > This clearly predates Gautama Shakyamuni > by a good 150-200 years... > Maybe you should state the actual dates of the historical Buddha. One famous Upanishad is traditionally assigned to the keeping of the Jyotirmath, one of the four mathas established by the Adi Shankara in 8

[FairfieldLife] Down the Rabbit Hole With Robin and Barry

> > > Are you implying that he is a cunning, calculative, > > > publicity seeking and attention seeking hound.? > > > > > I'm just rapping about this because I couldn't believe > > the absolute IDIOCY of the statement I stumbled upon this > > morning suggesting that RC was "anti-TM" or "anti-MMY."

[FairfieldLife] Re: We don't want to be the effect!

> > For punishment does not take place primarily and per se for > > the correction and good of the person punished, but for the > > public good in order that others may become terrified and > > weaned away from the evils they would commit... > > Xenophaneros: > Indeed. I think the Dome police shou

[FairfieldLife] Re: FFL -- An Orgy Of Self Importance

> > Reading the meltdowns of the last few days, > > it has become clear to me why I don't "fit > > in" here at Fairfield Life... > > Bhairitu: > Many days on looking at FFL chatter using > Thunderbird goes like this "right click on > FFL folder and select Mark Folder Read." > Is it alright

[FairfieldLife] Re: FFL -- An Orgy Of Self Importance

> > > Reading the meltdowns of the last few days, it has become > > > clear to me why I don't "fit in" here at Fairfield Life. > > > > > Many days on looking at FFL chatter using Thunderbird goes > > like this "right click on FFL folder and select Mark Folder > > Read." FFL is OCD ward at the Iowa

[FairfieldLife] Re: There is no such thing as "Enlightenment"

> > Do we agree so far? > > iranitea: > Shankara, like Nagarjuna, was adhering to the > doctrine of two truths... > According to Vidyasankar: "...it is clear that the GK has been written in the context of a vedAntic dialogue with various schools of mahAyAna buddhism, more prominently the yo

[FairfieldLife] Re: My idea for an interesting study on spirituality

turquoiseb: > The basic idea is to create a "retreat," in a > pretty setting (one with forest trails or beaches > to walk on... > Part 1 - Alan Wallace discusses Phuket Mind Training Academy http://youtu.be/vc1ZegoMOHU City: Phuket Country: Thailand B. Alan Wallace B. Alan Wallace spent f

[FairfieldLife] Re: My TM mantra dilemna--- help requested...

> > Short beejs like the first technique work because > > they are short and about anyone can give them. > > iranitea: > I agree with Bhairitu here... > In TM, you get only one bija mantra. Apparently it is not necessary to recieve a mantra from a guru. Through many simple repetitions one can

[FairfieldLife] Re: My TM mantra dilemna--- help requested...

Bhairitu: > Gayatri is a good mantra for pacifying kapha... > Maybe so, but there are no bija mantras in the Gayatri. According to historians, such as Douglas Renfrew Brooks, the Adi Shankara established the Srividya Tradition of South India, which is based on the practice of meditation that

[FairfieldLife] Re: My idea for an interesting study on spirituality

turquoiseb: > > My bet is that NO SUCH CORRESPONDENCE would be > > found... > > How much would you be willing to wager? sparaig: > The most that anyone can claim about the outcome of > TM/TM-Sidhis practice is that it makes YOU better > than YOU would be if you wern't practicing it... > Appa

[FairfieldLife] Re: 'Chairman Issa is a Real Creep'

Robert: > Chairman Issa is a real creep... > So, Issa is creepy because he wants to find out who approved of the U.S. Justice Deptartment 'walking' guns into to Mexico? You're not making any sense. Three of the walked guns were used by Mexican narcos to murder U.S. Agent Brian Terry. That's

[FairfieldLife] Re: 'Chairman Issa is a Real Creep'

> > This creep is being exposed as real creepy creep! > > Bhairitu: > Here's ol' Darrell and John crying their eyes out: > You guys sound really scared! Are you afraid that Issa will bring down your president over the gun-running scandal? You're not providing very much information about w

[FairfieldLife] Re: A Modest Proposal For The Coming FFL Posting Week

> > ...just perpetuating old conflicts to which there is > > obviously no resolution. > > turquoiseb: > Do you mean like the way several people already *have* > posted in a REACTIVE way to my modest proposal? Guess > what *they* find interesting in life IS perpetuating old > conflicts. :-) >

[FairfieldLife] Re: My TM mantra dilemna--- help requested...

> > The same is true for the Gayatri mantra, it > > is longer, and I had very good experiences > > with it... > > Buck: > Yep, > Gayatri It resonates and activates Ved in the > subtle system of human physiology, like a tuning > fork for the chakra system. Works great employed > like a sutra

[FairfieldLife] Re: My TM mantra dilemna--- help requested...

> > > Gayatri is a good mantra for pacifying kapha... > > > > > Maybe so, but there are no bija mantras in the > > Gayatri. > > Bhairitu: > To be clear on FFL "beej mantra" refers to the one > syllable mantra though to be technically correct > that is a "beej akshara"... > You're not even makin

[FairfieldLife] Re: Pyramids of Waste -- the history of planned obsolescence

Bhairitu: > Like I say the human race has become something > like weevils infesting a bag of flour (earth). > So, it's a 'war against women'. > This must change. > How many women do you propose we get rid of? According what I've read, the country with the highest birth rate currently is Nig

[FairfieldLife] Re: A Modest Proposal For The Coming FFL Posting Week

> > If Barry is a bit skeptical at the end, is may > > be due to the experience of many years, and so > > I am skeptical too, but isn't it good to at > > least give it a try? > > iranitea: > Could you give him credit that he actually might > be serious, and not assume that he must be negative

[FairfieldLife] Re: A Modest Proposal For The Coming FFL Posting Week

> > I think you are the guy who has some > > trouble with that Judy Stein... > > > Not so, there have been plenty of women on > FFL who have had a problem with Judy too. > It's not a men vs women thing. > It's like falling down a rabbit hole, except here, the posters are annonymous, so they'

[FairfieldLife] Re: My TM mantra dilemna--- help requested...

> > ...it isn't even practical apart form "purifying > > the physiology" - whatver that might mean... > > raunchydog: > > No Child Left Behind, reintroduced as Obama's Race > to the Top (Bottom), school vouchers and charter > schools are nothing more that a corporate take over > of public sc

[FairfieldLife] Re: My TM mantra dilemna--- help requested...

> > Hinduism is a generic term... > > Jason: > Well, it's not exactly 'Indus valley' practices. > The traditional view of the spread of the Indo-European languages holds that an Ur-language, ancestor of all others, was spoken by nomadic horsemen who lived in southern Russia near the beginnin

[FairfieldLife] Re: Yahoo Groups Chat being shut down

> I just installed a new printer... > Alex Stanley: > Now, if they tried that with laser printers, there'd > be hell to pay because toner cartridges can sit around > for ages and still work just fine... > Seriously considering this one, unless I go with the ethernet or the wireless business class

[FairfieldLife] Re: Sam Harris Book

> > Where TF do these things come from? They seem > > to originate with people who use email -- > > possibly of a certain type -- to respond to > > FFL posts... > > Alex Stanley: > The header of Share's post indicates she's using > Yahoo webmail to send posts to FFL... > The best thing to do

[FairfieldLife] Re: Brahmananda Saraswati passes on his Jiva to Maharishi Mahesh Yogi

> > Sounds like an Indiana Jones scenario... > > Vajradhatu: > ...he was very smart and shrewd. > The 'former disciples' of Guru Dev, except the Swami Swaroopanand, are all sock-puppits for the RSS - that's common knowledge. There are probably two or three former disciples of Brahmanand still ali

[FairfieldLife] Re: Brahmananda Saraswati passes on his Jiva to Maharishi Mahesh Yogi

> > I LOVE yogic flying > > Vajradhatu: > You should read the Rig Vedic hymns of avatsAra... > There probably are no 'avatars' mentioned in the Rig Veda - avatars such as Vishnu, Krishna, and Ramchandra came much later during the bhakti phase in the Indian Gupta Period. But, it's a fact th

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Stagirite Beats Up on The Veda and SCI

emptybill: > The only place to begin is at the beginning... > The place to begin is vijnAnavAda school in India. >From what I've read, Gaudapada was, by tradition, the philosophical grandfather of Shankara. His Karika on the Mandukya Upanishad is the oldest known systematic exposition of Adva

[FairfieldLife] Re: These I Am Considering to Be, 'Political False Prophets'...

Robert: >These I Am Considering to Be, 'Political > False Prophets'... > > Rand Paul, Ron Paul, Willard 'Mitt' > Romney, Anne Romney, Sarah Palin, Donald > Trump... > > To name a few! > You sound really scared! Get a grip, Robert, it hasn't even been established that you are a U.S. citize

[FairfieldLife] Re: Malware pandemic!

> > We are going be attacked two ways, one by the > > cyber criminals and two by governments wishing > > to take away our freedom on the Internet. > > turquoiseb: > "What you mean 'we' Kemo Sabe?" :-) > Obviously, you are biased in favor of pirating but you're not making any sense since you o

[FairfieldLife] Re: Malware pandemic!

> > Anyone with an Android device should put one > > of the (usually free) anti-virus detection > > apps on their phone... > > Alex Stanley: > Now that I have a phone with sufficient app > space (Samsung Galaxy S2)... > Nice! "This is without a doubt the fastest phone I've ever used. It has

[FairfieldLife] Re: Kundalini experience means nothing whatsoever

> > ... in the Vijnana Bhairava Tantra. > > iranitea: > There is a commentary available of the VBT by Jaideva > Singh a disciple of Lakshman Joo... > According to John Hughes, a TM Meditator (TTC 1968), Kashmir Tantraism agrees with many of Maharishi's teachings concerning meditation, bija mantra

[FairfieldLife] Re: The devas eating soma in your gut are really bacteria???

Share Long: > uh oh, guess I should throw out all my books on > relationships. Even the Johnny Grey ones (-: > According to MMY, Soma is produced in the gut. The purpose of Soma thus engendered is to enable the individual to see everything as one's infinite self. MMY says that the Gods are

[FairfieldLife] Re: Quotes that really cry out for a graphic

> > > One of my mentors used this expression with regard to > > > a friend, lets call him Fred: He said, Fred just laughs > > > off everything. I have come to appreciate this attitude. > > > > > Me, too. > > authfriend: > For those who missed it, here's the post of Robin's > that Barry's tal

[FairfieldLife] Re: Lumi = whore!

cardemaister: > Unfortunately for the de facto bankrupt Nokia, > 'lumi' in Spanish means 'whore', LoL! > So, you don't like Symbian, MeeGo, Windows or Spanish whores. There's just no satisfying some of you Finns! But, I guess the Nokia rubbers are OK, right? LoL! > http://conversations.nokia.

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Obamacare disaster (take the penality, it's cheaper).

seventhray: > And since you seem so enamored with the conservative philosophy, > tell me again the payoff for our three trillion dollar war in > Iraq, because I think I forgot what it was... > "Likewise, the world recognized the need to confront Saddam Hussein when he invaded Kuwait - a con

[FairfieldLife] Re: Is Rush Limbaugh a Misogynist *and* a Pedophile?

raunchydog: > CBS fired Don Imus for a racial slur. How come > no one ever gets fired for misogynistic slurs > against women? > So, when will there be a Facebook or Social Media petition to demand that Obama gives back Maher's $1 million unless and until he apologizes to Sarah Palin?

[FairfieldLife] Re: Is Rush Limbaugh a Misogynist *and* a Pedophile?

feste37: > Why should the government pay for contraception? > So, what's in a name - the Bible described promiscuous women as harlots and the Hindu scriptures call them shaktis and dasanamis. Go figure. Apparently Fluke has been a far left activist for the gay/lesbian agenda for years. She m

[FairfieldLife] Re: Is Rush Limbaugh a Misogynist *and* a Pedophile?

> > Finally, as you know, the pill is often prescribed not for > > contraception but for other medical reasons. So the > > prescribing physician has the hassle of negotiating with > > the insurance company to have an exception made in those > > cases. > > raunchydog: > Planned Parenthood offers

[FairfieldLife] Re: Is Rush Limbaugh a Misogynist *and* a Pedophile?

> > You've got me wrong on that, actually. I've been fornicating > > since I was about 16 years old, and have loved every minute > > of it... > > authfriend > LoL! > LoL! "Libs are up in arms that Rush Limbaugh called Sandra Fluke a "slut." Clearly, that sort of language is to be reserved for

[FairfieldLife] Re: Full Moon, Soma, Serotonin and + ions!

cardemaister: > somam. the Soma (plant or juice, often personified > as a god); the moon or the god of the moon. > Apparently the reindeer of the remote northern wastes had a hankering for the magic mushroom Amanita muscaria! When they ate it, they became intoxicated and their nose turned red.

[FairfieldLife] Re: Why is it important to move during YF?

> > vigorous movement during it might release(?) > > at least some of the possible excessive vaata... > > Vajradhatu: > Show me a long-term sidha and I'll show you > someone with extreme vata derrangement, sleep > problems and kundalini disorders... > Your teacher, Trungpa, the siddha who founded t

[FairfieldLife] Re: Does Transcendental Meditation open the third eye?

> > Since we know that no higher states of > > consciousness are associated with TM it > > would be foolish to associate TM with > > samadhi, turiya or yogic feats they're > > not trained in or knowledgeable of. > > sparaig: > Yes, we all know this... How? Because Vaj > says it is true. > I

[FairfieldLife] Re: An early morning Bay Area two for one deal

Bhairitu: > You have your tornadoes and we have our quakes... > "They call themselves 'preppers.' They are regular people with homes and families. But like the survivalists that came before them, they're preparing for the worst..." Dailey Beast: http://tinyurl.com/7x8bejl Choose Your Favorit

[FairfieldLife] Re: Is Rush Limbaugh a Misogynist *and* a Pedophile?

> > Customs caught him returning to the US > > with a suitcase full of Viagra... > > Emily Reyn: > Yeah, let's hear about all the lies > Raunchy told > So, what's in a name? They called me a 'teabagger'. What's wrong with that? I didn't go ballistic over it. You gals need to get a grip. Maybe

[FairfieldLife] Re: Is Rush Limbaugh a Misogynist *and* a Pedophile?

> > > Cunt... > > > > > Until Sal apologizes for bullying Mark > > Landeau and apologizes for deriding a > > fundraiser for Jennifer, she gets no > > apology from me. Sal is a bully. Barry > > is a Douchebag... > > turquoiseb: > Following in the footsteps of Famous > Fairfield Life Cunts, I

[FairfieldLife] Re: Was my writing unclear? Really? Let's see...

> > You've heard of Slick WIlly? > > authfriend: > Note that Vaj has never documented *one > single lie* from me. In fact, he's never > even *identified* anything I've said that > he considers to be a lie. > > Whereas I've identified and documented > dozens of his, on the record... > There are a fe

[FairfieldLife] Re: Is Rush Limbaugh a Misogynist *and* a Pedophile?

> > They called me a 'teabagger'. What's wrong > > with that? I didn't go ballistic over it... > > Emily Reyn: > ...are you talking about the forum, or are you > saying Rush called you a "teabagger"? > No, not Rush, some of the informants on FFL called me a 'teabagger' and a 'perv' from Texas, b

[FairfieldLife] Re: Is Rush Limbaugh a Misogynist *and* a Pedophile?

> > They called me a 'teabagger'. What's wrong > > with that? I didn't go ballistic over it. > > authfriend: > Perhaps that's because the term "teabagger" > *originated with the teabaggers*. That's how > they referred to themselves to start with. > You sluts just need to stop all the name-calling a

[FairfieldLife] Re: Is Rush Limbaugh a Misogynist *and* a Pedophile?

> No, not Rush, some of the informants on FFL > called me a 'teabagger' and a 'perv' from Texas, > but I'm not even gay. Go figure. > Emily Reyn: > I don't like the word "bitch", it bothers me... > That makes about as much sense as me objecting to being called 'Dick'. LoL! > I didn't see an

[FairfieldLife] Re: Leaked: Bin Laden not buried at sea

> > If we can't trust the government to tell > > us how they disposed of Bin Laden's body, > > how can we trust anything they said about > > the Navy Seal raid on him home in Pakistan? > > Bhairitu: > Needs to be a "Shock Doctrine II" to show > how much farther along the US Shock Doctrine >

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Debilitating Effects of "My Subjectivity Rules"

Jason: > I guess, we here are a bunch of dumb > dicks with a residue of male-ego in > this new age? > Are you calling me a 'dick'? This is even more outrageous than those gals calling me a 'teabagger'. LoL! Where are the FFL moderators when we need them? Let me be clear: My nickname is 'Little Dic

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Debilitating Effects of "My Subjectivity Rules"

raunchydog > Help us out here, Curtis. > Screw you, Dog, I'm the one that needs some help. Please, someone help me - I NEED SOME SPIRITUAL HELP!!! Does the cause include the effect or is the effect totally different from the cause? Help us out here, Curtis. LoL!

[FairfieldLife] Sheriff Joe's Insane Clown Posse?

"...Joe Arpaio of Arizona's Maricopa County – has concluded there is probable cause that the document released by the White House last year as President Obama's birth certificate is a computer-generated forgery." 'Probable cause' Obama certificate a fraud' WND, Friday, March 02, 2012 http://ti

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Debilitating Effects of "My Subjectivity Rules"

> > I guess, we here are a bunch of dumb dicks with a > > residue of male-ego in this new age? > > turquoiseb: > Well, yes, that is a possibility. :-) > > But I'm bothering to answer because you miss something > entirely, and because I'm feeling generous today I'll > assume that you're *not* a

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Debilitating Effects of "My Subjectivity Rules"

> > The response I read seemed to be more > > of a doubling down... > > raunchydog: > Now, you, Curtis, owe an apology for > slandering me. > Nobody likes to be called a perv - you should apologize first for not speaking up before. In fact, almost everyone on this list should apologize to Curt

[FairfieldLife] Curtis's Hypocrisy: Still Stunning (was Re: The Debilitating Effects of

curtisdeltablues: > But wherever there is love, there is blues, so > I figure gay men and women get the blues like > the rest of us! > Balls! "How does being, I don't know, a syndicated columnist such as Michelle Malkin, make it less fucked up that Matt Taibbi wants to put "a big, hairy

[FairfieldLife] Re: Sheriff Joe's Insane Clown Posse?

> > Sheriff Arpaio: Obama birth certificate a 'forgery' > > Washington Times, March 1, 2012 > > http://tinyurl.com/7r447ju > > Bhairitu: > So Willy is a "birther". Go figure. :-D > Yeah, we should all view your politically motivated explanation for the birth certificate anomalies as truth! Pre

[FairfieldLife] Re: Udmurts and Aryans!

cardemaister: > One of those languages might well have been that > one, which nowadaze is called Udmurt. > So, the question is, did the Sanskrit speaking people come from outside India? One thing to always keep in mind is that 'Aryans' were not a race of people, but a Sanskrit speaking ling

[FairfieldLife] NAS?

If you love watching movies and listening to music at home, and you have lots of DVDs and CDs, you may want to build a digital system that can deliver your movies and music without having to physically insert the disk in a player in a particular room. If you're like me, you've got the records in a

[FairfieldLife] Linsanity

Spurs guard Manu Ginobili keeps the ball away from the Knicks' Amar'e Stoudemire during the first half at the AT&T Center... San Antonio Express-News

[FairfieldLife] Curtis's Hypocrisy: Still Stunning (was Re: The Debilitating Effects of

> > I thought Vaj was also referring to some > > private correspondence with Curtis because > > that's how he was playing it. > > raunchydog: > Vaj seems to use "email" and "post" and > "letter" pretty much interchangeably... > You can get Yahoo! FFL messages as email or you can read them in

[FairfieldLife] Re: Pat Robertson Wants Pot Legalized

> > This might change some minds in Washington DC. > > Bhairitu: > Well, holy smoke! :-D > Stop the War! "End the hideously expensive war on drugs. At the state and federal level we are spending over $1,700 per second in drug war costs. There's over $15 billion a year to be saved here. Studies

[FairfieldLife] Re: Pat Robertson Wants Pot Legalized

Johnjr_esq: > This might change some minds in Washington DC. > First, we have to get the current supporters of the drug companies out of Washington D.C. Then, we have to elect people to public office that are able to understand reason and not be bought off. "Flynn concluded that "stepped-up enf

[FairfieldLife] Re: Udmurts and Aryans!

cardemaister: > > Isn't there a strange affinity between Finnish and > > Sanskrit? > > > Someone I know, asked an Indian at the University > of Tampere, Finland, wheather Finnish is a difficult > language. He said it ain't for him because it > resembles quite a lot Sanskrit, which he had stu

[FairfieldLife] Curtis's Hypocrisy: Still Stunning (was Re: The Debilitating Effects of

> > Ageism, like sexism, bothers me...  > > raunchydog: > I've decided it was time to collect > links to sexist attacks on this forum. > In the Links section I named a folder > "Misogyny" and linked your two examples. > This might turn out to be a fun project. > Yeah, this sounds like fun

[FairfieldLife] Re: Learning More Than Just the Answer

awoelflebater: > Robin may or may have not sent a less than > complimentary post to Curtis about his opinion > of Judy. Let's assume it is true. Why would > Curtis lie? > Because it was a trap set by Robin and you fell into the rabbit hole with Judy? LoL! P.S. You need to understand, Ann, th

[FairfieldLife] Re: MAV: Highest Level!

[FairfieldLife] Re: Learning More Than Just the Answer

> > P.S. You need to understand, Ann, that you are > > dealing with professional WRITERS here. Curtis, > > Vaj, Barry, Judy and Curtis, are experts working > > with words. > > awoelflebater: > Huh? > "But if you read his little posted satire that Vaj mentioned carefully, you can see the leakag

[FairfieldLife] Re: Learning More Than Just the Answer

authfriend: > You need to read the posts before you comment, > I've been reading yours and Barry's and Curtis's posts for years, so I think I can spot a bully-post when I read one by now. You guys are trying to take over the whole forum! Is it alright with you, Judy, for me to post, just for ma

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Third Eye is the Stargate

Johnjr_esq: > As such, the third eye is a unique feature of our brain > physiology... > "Research presented addresses the proven and potential impact of MBSR and MBCT for managing the impact of stress, clinical depression, and chronic pain, as well as for changing negative thought and emotional pat

[FairfieldLife] Re: A reminder of a still-unanswered question

> > > So Barry, you are saying that an explanation accompanying an > > > answer, a comprehensive multi-worded response is an evasion > > > in your world... > > > > > So Ann, can I consider this yet another refusal to > > provide a Yes or No answer to the question? > > authfriend: > He really *has

[FairfieldLife] Re: Learning More Than Just the Answer

Jason: > I wish Dr. Pete, L.B.S, Llundrub are back to > tick these people off. > Lon P. Stacks passed away, Llundrub lost his computer in the Katrina flood, but where is Dr. Pete when we need him? We're doing the work!!! It looks like the others all fell down Robin's rabbit hole. Go figure.

[FairfieldLife] Re: Learning More Than Just the Answer

> > > I appreciate that Barry. You know your term Borg Tar Baby > > > had the effect of a Mahavakya on me and I meant to thank you. > > > It has been a growth sequence for me over the past year of > > > interacting here and has lead to a wonderful reevaluation of > > > 'what's up with me?" > > >

[FairfieldLife] Re: FFL Minion Guidelines

So, it's all about Judy. But, you and Curtis were ring-leaders in the MMY cult, not Judy! Go figure. Compared to the average FFL reader and basic TMer, you're one of the guys that went WAY down the rabbit hole. Most of us are just talking about basic TM practice and a little rounding. It's some

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