[FairfieldLife] Re: Two Approaches To Spiritual Teaching - Theory vs. Practice

turquoiseb: > I *did* experience what I experienced... > Perception is reality?

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two Approaches To Spiritual Teaching - Theory vs. Practice

> > when people didn't respond to his announced enlight- > > enmentitudeness the way he wanted them to... > > tartbrain: > 3) one generally didn't talk about their experiences > outside of the Q&A with MMY. Progress was being made > was the only important thing. No need to talk about > it or b

[FairfieldLife] Speculating about CC instead of doing the work[was Re:Two...questions from Turq]

Yifu: > The degree of evidence imo doesn't rise to the level > of a criminal conviction... > There is nothing as powerful as the cross-examination, and since MMY is dead, there will probably never be a conviction. But, if Judith wanted to be believed, she would have revealed the secret BEFORE

[FairfieldLife] Speculating about CC instead of doing the work[was Re:Two...questions from Turq]

> On what page does Judith say that she had sexual > intercourse with the Maharishi? > Rick Archer: > You don't, because you haven't read the book. You > just babble on about it, making the same idiotic > comments for months on end. > Well, I have never brought up the subject for debate, bu

[FairfieldLife] Speculating about CC instead of doing the work[was Re:Two...questions from Turq]

> > I'm not planning to buy it either Rick, so no > > need for trying to be sarcastic again. > > Rick Archer: > I'll give you a free copy if you'll promise to > read it, cover to cover. > On what page does Judith say that she had sexual intercourse with the Maharishi? Maybe she just fantasiz

[FairfieldLife] Speculating about CC instead of doing the work[was Re:Two...questions from Turq]

> > Have you read the book Lawson? Those who haven't > > done so sound pretty foolish when trying to dismiss > > its credibility. > > Lawson: > Unless someone was in the room or took pictures, > there's no way of settling it for sure. > Judith Bourque and Conny Larsson are both liars and obvi

[FairfieldLife] Speculating about CC instead of doing the work[was Re:Two...questions from Turq]

> > Not to mention that a gal would have to be a freak > > to want to fuck a midget on an antelope skin under > > a framed photo of Guru Dev. That's just outrageous > > and sick, right? > > seventhray1: > You're panting Willy. Slow down. > Wait, I didn't claim to have screwed the Maharishi, that

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two Approaches To Spiritual Teaching - Theory vs. Practice

emptybill: > You're talking stupid conjecture again Willy. > Well, so nobody made any claims about listening to any of MMY public recordings, I assumed nobody had ever heard them. It's just interesting that of all the informants making claims here, that none of them own a copy of his records

[FairfieldLife] Speculating about CC instead of doing the work[was Re:Two...questions from Turq]

> > If you read what "she said" you could determine > > the credibility yourself... > > Lawson: > Someone was in the room with them? > Yes, apparently there was a skin-boy in the living room and Jemimah Pittman waiting outside the front door. But, we have not heard from them have we? I just d

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two Approaches To Spiritual Teaching - Theory vs. Practice

> > There is another way of teaching... > > > Bhairitu: > If some folks didn't experience maybe they hit him on > a bad day or their nervous system was just too coarse > to experience it... > Well, I suppose that MMY had that certain something, in order influence Barry to stay in the TMO for te

[FairfieldLife] Speculating about CC instead of doing the work[was Re:Two...questions from Turq]

curtisdeltablues: > If you read what "she said" you could determine the > credibility yourself... > Do you have any evidence that MMY actually had sexual intercourse with Judith, other than what Judith said? In her book, Judith has no real evidence that she got anything except a sari or two

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two Approaches To Spiritual Teaching - Theory vs. Practice

> > IMplicit in MMY's theory of 7 states of consciousness is > > the fact that there's no end-point to growth, and therefore > > there's no such thing as "the" 7th state... > > authfriend: > Plus which, as I've always understood it, the whole thing > is a continuum anyway... > This has been point

[FairfieldLife] Speculating about CC instead of doing the work[was Re:Two...questions from Turq]

> > IMO, the human physiology is the living system > > that reflects the effects of the planets in the > > solar system. It is through human consciousness > > that we can understand their influences in our > > individual lives, physically and psychologically. > > From the individual level

[FairfieldLife] Re: Spiritual Teachers: Real, or Memorex?

When we at the Regional Office would get the latest dictum from > > International saying that we had to get all teachers to give back > > their copies of tapes X, Y and Z... > > So, I'm the only respondent on this forum that has listened to MMY's commercial recordings on vinyl, cassette, and DVD? G

[FairfieldLife] Re: Bride of Real, Or Memorex

ven levitate a pencil, much less lay claims to having endless Divine knowledge, power and freedom..." Read more: Subject: Fwap! Author: Willytex Newsgroups: alt.meditation.transcendental Date: August 8, 2003 http://tinyurl.com/6g9wtt5

[FairfieldLife] Re: Free To Be You(TM) - Quieting Your Inner PR Man

authfriend: > You haven't taken this course yet, right, Barry? If that's > because you can't afford it, I'll bet everyone here would > happily make a contribution to your course fee. > It would be a lot cheaper to just rent Barry a movie to watch on his laptop! LoL!!! 'The Guru' Jimi Mistry, Heath

[FairfieldLife] Re: Avoid....

seventhray1: > Super 8. Corny, dumb, boring. Sort of astounding > that Steven Spielberg produces or co-produces this > quality movie. But then again, it seems to me he's > lost his touch. > It's got the quality, but the story may be too simple. But, it's not any more simple than 'Raiders'. U

[FairfieldLife] Re: Bat Shit Crazy For Dummies: A User's Manual

> Bat Shit Crazy -- What pushes obsession over the line > into true Bat Shit Crazy is the "cross-hairs" > phenomenon... > It's beginning to look like Judy is starting to get to Barry, driving him "Bat Shit Crazy". LoL turquoiseb: > I thought I'd take a few moments this morning, seated > a

[FairfieldLife] Re: Spiritual Teachers: Real, or Memorex?

turquoiseb: > Once the "first wave" of this revisionist history passed, and > the individual teachers and TM Centers realized they'd been > had, they wised up. When we at the Regional Office would get > the latest dictum from International saying that we had to > get all teachers to give back the

[FairfieldLife] Re: Spiritual Teachers: Real, or Memorex?

> > ...they're reluctant to admit their own spiritual > > laziness in never having expended the effort to > > actually see him "live," and I think that they > > cling to it because they actually *prefer* the > > simplistic, heavily edited, expurgated version > > of the man and "What he taught." > >

[FairfieldLife] Re: Reply from Senator Harkin re GE foods

> > Whole Foods Market carries a full line of > > organic produce and meat. That's one of the > > reason I'm still living here. > > authfriend: > Well, no, it isn't. Whole Foods Market has > around 300 stores across the United States. > There's only one Whole Foods World Headquarters, the Flagship

[FairfieldLife] Re: Reply from Senator Harkin re GE foods

> > You need to get some smarts and forget about > > the GMO issue - just concentrate on getting > > something, anything, to eat stored up in your > > cupboard for the bad day that's going to come. > > Bhairitu: > Oh, you forgot the portable potty... > Well, I already have a brick shit-house on m

[FairfieldLife] Re: Sarah Palin and Paul Revere

Bhairitu: > Weiner's wiener is the big distraction now... > So, Weiner's 'wiener' is a distraction from Sarah Palin? How are you Dems going to win an election running on that platform, when Palin isn't even in office?

[FairfieldLife] Re: 911 Towers had several explosions -- new video footage reveals.

> > It doesn't make any sense that anyone but a fringe > > nutcase would believe this, but it looks like a few > > FFL informants really do believe in doomsday scenarios. > > Bhairitu: > Boy you have no ability to see the bigger picture, do > you? > To plant hidden explosives inside the WTC, t

[FairfieldLife] Re: Sarah Palin and Paul Revere

Rick Archer: > Yes sir just when you thought she couldn't > get any dumber: > So, you're thinking that Sarah Palin is the most important issue in the next election? Go figure. But, if I were you and I was worried about the next election, I'd be worried as hell that Rick Perry might run for

[FairfieldLife] Re: Reply from Senator Harkin re GE foods

> > But, none of our Texas prairie dogs are GMO, > > they are all organic! According to what I've > > read almost ALL of your meat sources in CA > > are fed with GMO livestock feed! Good luck. > > Bhairitu: > How do you know your prairie dogs didn't get > into some PCBs? > Just don't let them ou

[FairfieldLife] Re: Reply from Senator Harkin re GE foods

> > Not all of Whole Foods organics are modified, > > but compared to what you're getting at your > > local Safeway, it's pretty organic! > > Bhairitu: > The closest grocer is a Knob Hill which is a > Bay Area chain and they have an organic > section... > There's "no way to tell if packaged pro

[FairfieldLife] Re: 911 Towers had several explosions -- new video footage reveals.

Bhairitu: > Now Edg, you know on FFL you've got to connect that > somehow to whether the world is going to end.. > So, you're thinking that explosives were planted in the WTC and timed to go off at almost the exact time the planes hit the WTC? How would anyone know WHEN EXACTLY the planes wou

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two completely atypical theoretical questions from Turq

turquoiseb: > Define dharma. Show it to me scientifically. I'll wait. > This is funny - Barry didn't define anything in his original questions, so now he wants us to define 'dharma', a basic term used in Hinduism and Buddhism. Come to think of it, has Barry ever defined anything? Go figure. > J

[FairfieldLife] Re: Reply from Senator Harkin re GE foods

> > Is anybody else on an organic diet and if so, > > where do you procure your foodstuffs? I'm > > pretty sure I'd die if I couldn't eat organic > > brown rice every day. > > Bhairitu: > Bad news for ya Willy: "Whole Foods admits its > organic foods contain genetically modified > ingredients"

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two completely atypical theoretical questions from Turq

from committing an error as well? So, the real question is: "Who am I, really?" Read more: Subject: Who Am I, really? Author: Willytex Newsgroups: alt.meditation.transcendental Date:October 10, 2005 http://tinyurl.com/3qlqdky

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two completely atypical theoretical questions from Turq

> > Isn't it more accurately summarized as "everything > > has a physical level, consciousness is correlated > > with brain functioning"? Metaphysically that's a > > big difference... > > authfriend: > Correlation does not imply causation. But he was > explicit that consciousness is caused by

[FairfieldLife] Re: Reply from Senator Harkin re GE foods

whynotnow7: > I wasn't aware that genetically engineered > food has quietly taken over the market. At > the same time, many of the major grocery > chains now carry a very limited selection > of organic produce... > Whole Foods Market carries a full line of organic produce and meat. That's one of th

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two completely atypical theoretical questions from Turq

> FWIW, according to Patañjali, shraddhaa (usually > translated to 'faith') seems to be a /conditio > sine qua non/ for samaadhi... > Well, yes, you have to have a certain amount of faith that the goal exists: samadhi. We don't know for sure that a state of samadhi exists, unless we experience i

[FairfieldLife] Re: War-in-Afghanistan= Control of Oil $ Metals $ Opium...'

Robert: >    $Stop the War Now!$ > So, we are agreed - the U.S. is in a war, and your solution is to just "stop" the war. How are you going to stop the war, without winning the war or even putting up a fight? Go figure.

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two completely atypical theoretical questions from Turq

Vaj: > Dzogchen is nothing like TM practice... > The central practice of Dzogchen is meditation that is transcendental. According to Sogyal Rinpoche, a Dzogchen Master, the author of the 'Tibetan Book of the Living and Dying', meditation is not really a "practice" - meditation is not really someth

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two completely atypical theoretical questions from Turq

> > Apparently I'm the only one on this forum that > > has listened to the complete MMY recordings > > from 1967. Go figure. > > > > Hey! Just "for the fun of it" why not listen to the > > recordings, and then post comments on them? > > Vaj: > Really immaterial Willy. > > MMY began talking about

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two completely atypical theoretical questions from Turq

> > Fair comment. So why not just simply tell us? Please try > > to use language that even a dolt such as I can understand. > > Vaj: > I'm a Mahasandhi (Tib.: Dzogchen) practitioner. > According to Klein, there is a "dynamic stillness" which, like meditation, is the central practice of Dzogchen.

[FairfieldLife] Question Re: Universal Health Care (aka ObamaCare)

raunchydog: > High deductibles are ridiculous. Stop the American military > killing machine and there would be plenty of money for single > payer health care or Medicare for all. Private health insurance > is a scam and Obamacare isn't much better. > How, exactly, is stopping the American "killing

[FairfieldLife] Question Re: Universal Health Care (aka ObamaCare)

Bhairitu: > I bet a lot of people couldn't come up > with the amount of cash for a bi-monthly... > The best way to get health insurance is to get on a group plan with your employer. If you are self-employed, you'd have to pay double FICA taxes AND health insurance. It's a lot better, in th

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two completely atypical theoretical questions from Turq

Vaj: > I believe it was on the transcripts of one of > the Washington courses that was the first time > most people saw the actual Sanskrit names for > the 7 states. > Apparently I'm the only one on this forum that has listened to the complete MMY recordings from 1967. Go figure. Hey! Just "for th

[FairfieldLife] Re: Two completely atypical theoretical questions from Turq

turquoiseb: > The first: I bailed from the TMO early on, in 1978 or so. > To my memory, at that point Maharishi had not really ever > talked about anything "beyond" UC, > You must have been asleep! In this 1967 recording, Mahesh describes how his meditation can establish higher states of cons

[FairfieldLife] Re: Wars are for profit, revolutions for liberty

Bhairitu: > And what are those jobs you're going to > create? > Most of the new jobs will be in the medical sector taking care of old people, and high tech jobs going to young people. "Throughout history, poverty is the normal condition of man. Advances which permit this norm to be exceeded

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Enlightened Cuckoo Clock

7;Predestination'. In so doing, Turq went over to defend the Idealist view..." Subject: Analyzing the TMO using the "economic psychology" model Author: WillyTex Forum: Yahoo! FairfiedfLife Date: Tue Mar 29, 2011 4:20 pm http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/message/273304

[FairfieldLife] Re: Gopuram of the Meenakshi Temple, Madurai

> > > > > Wow! Look at all those demons. > > > > > > > > > Shiva, Parvati and Ganesh are 'demons'? > > > > Yifu: Some demons not allowed inside the Meenakshi Temple > Usually, in Hindu religions, the Vetalas, Yakshas, Bhutas and Pishachas, are not depicted in edifice architecture. The Rakshasas

[FairfieldLife] Re: Gopuram of the Meenakshi Temple, Madurai

emptybill: > Wow! Look at all those demons. > Shiva, Parvati and Ganesh are 'demons'?

[FairfieldLife] Re: See how easy it is to be a fake guru and fool people

> > Apparently it's much more difficult to actually > > provide a link to the Maharishi on YouTube. LoL!!! > > turquoiseb: > Mike Myers is a better actor, as well as possibly > a more credible guru. > > :-) > Maybe so, but just for the record, I love 'charlatans' like the Maharishi Mahesh Yog

[FairfieldLife] Re: Wars are for profit, revolutions for liberty

> > According Robert Reich, the Dems you voted for > > have dropped the ball on the economy. > > Bhairitu: > And the Republicans created the mess in the first > place... > Not according to most U.S. economists! "It's been over two years since the Democrat-led Senate last passed a budget, a fa

[FairfieldLife] Re: See how easy it is to be a fake guru and fool people

> > According to jyotish, it's not easy to become > > a guru. > > turquoiseb: > Au contraire, Pierre. If Maharishi could do it, > anyone can do it. > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jy6_RzkgGYY > Apparently it's much more difficult to actually provide a link to the Maharishi on YouTube. L

[FairfieldLife] Re: See how easy it is to be a fake guru and fool people

emptybill: > So he is the guru of you too? > Mriska Hargate! > > Guru Pitka is an American who was left at the gates of > > an ashram in India as a child and raised by gurus. > > > > Love Guru Trailer: > > http://tinyurl.com/67vz5j > > > > Guru Pitka: > > http://tinyu

[FairfieldLife] Re: Wars are for profit, revolutions for liberty

> > Romney is all about job creation and that is what Americans > > are going to vote for... > > Bhairitu: > Romney will never win as Americans won't vote for a > cult member. > You're not making any sense. What would a candidate's faith have to do with U.S. job creation? > > "Under normal ci

[FairfieldLife] Re: See how easy it is to be a fake guru and fool people

emptybill: > One of your friends? > Or is he another one of your gurus? > Guru Pitka is an American who was left at the gates of an ashram in India as a child and raised by gurus. Love Guru Trailer: http://tinyurl.com/67vz5j Guru Pitka: http://tinyurl.com/5ttvtvk

[FairfieldLife] Re: Wars are for profit, revolutions for liberty

> > I figure the unions have driven many companies to seek > > cheap labor overseas. Who wants to pay assembly workers > > $30 an hour plus benefits? I think the days of buying > > American are over - it's a global economy now. > > > > These are liberals like President Obama at work - there's > >

[FairfieldLife] Re: FFL Rich Text Editor Encoding Test " " " " “ ” “ ”

Also, you might try using standard HTML in the rich-text editor. Xenophaneros Anartaxius: > This is a test of Fairfield Life's Yahoo Groups > Rich Text Editor, to see how it supports > standardised character encoding. > > 1. Straight Double Quotes (HTML): " " > 2. Straight Double Quotes

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Enlightened Cuckoo Clock

turquoiseb: > My guess is that at least 95% of the people > on the planet who believe that there is no > free will do so because of SOMETHING THEY > WERE TOLD. By the spiritual teacher, scrip- > tures, or religions they grew up with or > adopted later... > 99.9% of everything we know, we know

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Enlightened Cuckoo Clock

authfriend: > Remember the Tea Party guy who famously yelled at his > congressman, "Keep your government hands off my Medicare"? > > That's Barry: "Keep your determinist hands off my free will!" > > Xeno, excellent job of laying things out. I don't think > it'll do any more good than explaining

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Enlightened Cuckoo Clock

> > In religious terminology, this is called > > the will of God... > > > > I'm much more comfortable with a more > Buddhist view of the universe in which > everyone has Free Will... > There are no Buddhists that believe in a 'Free Will' because that would mean that they ascribe to the 'soul-

[FairfieldLife] Re: Amma the Hugging Saint's Answer to Natural Disasters and Suffering

do.rflex: > It's mainly due to our own actions that > negatively affect nature... > Somebody got really mixed up about karma! "In general, followers of the Buddhism and many followers of Hinduism traditions consider the natural laws of causation sufficient to explain the effects of karma..."

[FairfieldLife] Re: The short story vs. the novel

> > > "Stay away from most popular entertainment. Most > > > of what passes for legitimate entertainment is > > > inferior or foolish and only caters to or exploits > > > people's weaknesses." > > > > turquoiseb: > > This sentence has just accurately described all of > > the works of William S

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Enlightened Cuckoo Clock

authfriend: > I *understand* that Barry is deathly afraid to read > anything I write (and why), but others here have > answered his questions about free-will-as-illusion as > well, yet he keeps asking the same questions they've > already answered. > > Apparently he's also deathly afraid of encounte

[FairfieldLife] Re: Dennis Overbye on free will

> > ...I'm on the free will side, but don't > > see how the question can be resolved > > logically. > > turquoiseb: > IMO only those indulging in confirmation bias > believe that ANY philosophical question can be > "resolved." :-) > There are millions of proofs for determinism that can be ci

[FairfieldLife] Re: Wars are for profit, revolutions for liberty

> > > > > On another forum someone posted about today > > > > > being a day to celebrate those who fought > > > > > for liberty. I replied "wars are for profit > > > > > and revolutions for liberty..." > > > > > > > > > You sound pretty hopeful, but in the U.S., > > > > unlike over in Europe, it

[FairfieldLife] Re: Free Will: Theory vs. Practice

EARS!!! How many times do you have to tell Barry read the posts BEFORE he post his comments? According to Buddha, there is causation, but there is no causal agent, for the simple fact that something does not come out of nothing. According to this logic, if there is no causal agent, then there i

[FairfieldLife] Re: Free Will: Theory vs. Practice

turquoiseb: > My particular confirmation bias, as a firm > believer in Free Will... > Maybe your belief in 'Free Will' is an indicator that you believe in the 'God of Free Will'. If anyone had free will, then they would be like a God, able to change something from one thing to another thing.

[FairfieldLife] Re: Morality Without "Free Will -- Sam Harris

> > As one who leans toward determinism, I'm pleased to > > see such a clear explanation from Harris of why the > > standard notion of free will is untenable... > authfriend: > At any rate, terrific find... > Well, this is one thread we probably will not see Barry responding to. I'm still la

[FairfieldLife] Re: The short story vs. the novel

> > "Stay away from most popular entertainment. Most > > of what passes for legitimate entertainment is > > inferior or foolish and only caters to or exploits > > people's weaknesses." > > turquoiseb: > This sentence has just accurately described all of > the works of William Shakespeare. Just

[FairfieldLife] Re: Meditators in Mongolia

> > Beautifull news from Mongolia > > Vaj: > The Global Bad News? Other rajas will follow and > have sex with the best of the young women, as a > demonstration of the real Maharishi "effect"! > Is that a big deal? At least three of your own gurus apparently had sex with young women. What's up w

[FairfieldLife] Re: The short story vs. the novel

turquoiseb: > I have to admit, as a lifelong fan of the cinema, that > some of the best cinema I have been privileged to see > in recent years wasn't in movies per se, but on > television. > "Stay away from most popular entertainment. Most of what passes for legitimate entertainment is inferio

[FairfieldLife] Re: Wars are for profit, revolutions for liberty

> > > On another forum someone posted about today > > > being a day to celebrate those who fought > > > for liberty. I replied "wars are for profit > > > and revolutions for liberty..." > > > > > You sound pretty hopeful, but in the U.S., > > unlike over in Europe, it's usually the taxpayers > >

[FairfieldLife] Re: Wars are for profit, revolutions for liberty

Bhairitu: > On another forum someone posted about today > being a day to celebrate those who fought > for liberty. I replied "wars are for profit > and revolutions for liberty..." > You sound pretty hopeful, but in the U.S., unlike over in Europe, it's usually the taxpayers who are behind

[FairfieldLife] Re: Wars are for profit, revolutions for liberty

Bhairitu: > Your tax dollars at work... > Oh my Gawd, a jet plane flew over and disturbed the liberal hippies in the park on Memorial Day. This is just outrageous!!! "Police said the gang members are part of a group of more than 1,000 youths who have used social media sites like Facebook to

[FairfieldLife] Re: Paranoid Fox News chief Roger Ailes

do.rflex: > Paranoid Fox News chief Roger Ailes > Don't you just hate those GOP 'teabaggers'! Subject: S.C. Teabagger Rally Fizzles Author: John Manning Newsgroups: alt.religion.mormon, alt.religion, soc.culture.jewish, alt.atheism, alt.bible.prophecy Date: May 23, 2011 http://tinyurl.com/4yjd

[FairfieldLife] Re: Endless War

Bhairitu: > The beasts hate that and have conspired to drive > people out of their homes so they can buy them for > pennies on the dollar... > So, you've been squatting on the native inhabitants' land for what, 100 years, and now you think you own the land that was theirs, and they are the be

[FairfieldLife] Re: On mind, spiritual experience, enlightenment, and death

> > ...to justify a variety of immoral actions > > including having affairs with his students. > > Vaj: > Yeah, Baleskar... > Do all of your teachers share this tendency?

[FairfieldLife] Re: Vaj never learned, practiced, or taught TM

Duveyoung: > Vaj has gone toe to toe toe with just about everyone > here and has held his own consistently and courageously, > and he wields logic like a scalpel... > Only if you accept Vaj's premise that of all the meditation techniques known to man, TM is the only one that does NOT work. Wha

[FairfieldLife] Re: the poisoning

feste37: > So, you poison your spiritual teacher, then for > the rest of your life you choose to sit directly > under his portrait, give him credit for everything > you have done and are doing, and thank him by name > after every speech or lecture you make. > > Does this scenario make any s

[FairfieldLife] Re: Vaj never learned, practiced, or taught TM

> > As I said before, Vaj has never learned, practiced > > or taught TM. He also knows nothing about the TM > > Sidhis... > > turquoiseb: > You forget that I used to work at the Western Regional > Office. At that time (the late 70s), there was no way we > could check whether anyone had learne

[FairfieldLife] Re: the poisoning

Vaj: > "If Mahesh thinks that he is backed by Shankaracharya, > then what is proper on his part is to tell people to > take initiation from Shankaracharya..." > Stupid idiot - ordinary people can't take 'initiation' from a Shankaracharya, unless they are Brahmins! But, anyone can take initiatio

[FairfieldLife] Re: Interesting little story about Balraj Maharishi

Turquoiseb: > The "reality of FFL" is that since the beginning of > this posting week, five posters (Judy, Jim, Willytex, > Nabby, and Ravi) have made 62 posts either insulting > me, trying to "refute" something I said, or otherwise > putting me down...

[FairfieldLife] Re: Interesting little story about Balraj Maharishi

feste37: > Vaj reminds me of the wacko political right > who will say anything to put their Democratic > enemies in a bad light... > Compared to the left-wing radicals on FFL, Vaj seems to be pretty mainstream - he can't stand people who take up for the Islamic terrorists. Where I come from, s

[FairfieldLife] Re: On Israel - A Proud Day for Obama

> > > Well, it looks like Obama wants to return > > > to the 1949 border lines. > > > > authfriend: > > No, it doesn't look like that at all. > > > yes, it looks like it - but the starting point > for Hamas is that Israel does not exist, so that > would make 1949 the starting point. > "The Gaza

[FairfieldLife] Re: On Israel - A Proud Day for Obama

> > Apparently President Obama's call for Israel to accept > > a peace agreement based on the 1967 armistice lines is > > not a new proposal - it's the same proposal presented > > by Bill Clinton in 2000. > > authfriend" > Again: NOBODY HAS SUGGESTED RETURNING TO THE 1967 BORDERS > AS A SOL

[FairfieldLife] Royal Flush!

And they thought Bush was ignorant. Royal Flush! http://tinyurl.com/3d84jqd

[FairfieldLife] Re: Interesting little story about Balraj Maharishi

> > Follow him and be free. > > Vaj: > That'll be $49.95. > What happens to all the money?

[FairfieldLife] Re: Interesting little story about Balraj Maharishi

> > The same way you "know" that Maharishi poisoned > > Guru Dev, which I have already pointed out > > previously is a lie. > > Vaj: > Actually I said he was a leading suspect. > MMY being a leading suspect in the death of a Shankaracharya would have been mentioned in the Indian Press, right

[FairfieldLife] Re: Interesting little story about Balraj Maharishi

> > As usual, you just make these things up, > > and quote them as if they are facts. Then > > when confronted on your statements, you > > run away like a little girl and never > > respond when criticized... > > sparaig: > Its a bit silly for Vaj to say these things > since BalRaj Maharishi'

[FairfieldLife] Re: On Israel - A Proud Day for Obama

> > You do know that before Israel was founded that Jews > > and Palestinians lived side by side in peace? > > authfriend: > In any case, nobody has suggested returning to the > 1967 borders as a solution. That's just a blatant, > deliberate falsehood. > Apparently President Obama's call for Isra

[FairfieldLife] Re: new Camping Rapture date Oct 21-st

Duveyoung: > Tell me I'm wrong, I dares ya! > "It would be an enormous relief if the recent attacks on the science of global warming actually indicated that we do not face an unimaginable calamity requiring large-scale, preventive measures to protect human civilization as we know it." - Al Gore

[FairfieldLife] Re: Fairfield Afterlife

retire and buy myself a pot farm, so Barry can henceforth call me 'WillyCal', if it makes him feel better to dehumanize me. LoL! > > WillyTex -- Emerges from the Bardo to find > > himself still in Texas. Nothing has changed. > > Nothing will ever change.

[FairfieldLife] Re: Militants Attack Pakistani Naval Base in Karachi

> > History is clear, nations are built on war, with > > a strong army and war comes prosperity... Bhairitu: > So there is big money in the legal murder business, > eh? > So, you're a radical extremist with a penchant for conspiracy theories? Based on what you've just written, the Cain/Palin

[FairfieldLife] Re: On Israel - A Proud Day for Obama

> > It would be suicide for Israel to return to the 1967 > > armistice between Jordan and Israel in order to support > > a two-state solution. Such borders would be indefensible > > and would lead to the destruction of Israel and millions > > of Jews. Can you say "never again"? > > authfrien

[FairfieldLife] Re: Imagine

TurquoiseB: > > Richard Williams, the troll from Texas, picked > > up the same mindset from her and has been doing > > the same thing, for almost as long... > > Actually, I've been criticising you only since you called me a 'troll from Texas', and showed everyone your petty prejudices based

[FairfieldLife] Re: On Israel - A Proud Day for Obama

emptybill: > Thermo-nuclear warefare is their destiny and their end... > It would be suicide for Israel to return to the 1967 armistice between Jordan and Israel in order to support a two-state solution. Such borders would be indefensible and would lead to the destruction of Israel and millio

[FairfieldLife] Re: On Israel - A Proud Day for Obama

> > Well, it looks like Obama wants to return > > to the 1949 border lines. > > authfriend: > No, it doesn't look like that at all. > yes, it looks like it - but the starting point for Hamas is that Israel does not exist, so that would make 1949 the starting point. Get some smarts, Judy. Until t

[FairfieldLife] Re: On Israel - A Proud Day for Obama

emptybill: > Over 1.5 million Europeans were raided, enslaved > and sold between 1500 and 1800 AD... > Well, it looks like Obama wants to return to the 1949 border lines. Maybe he is thinking the Israelis will give back the Golan Heights to Syria; take from Jordan the entire West Bank and g

[FairfieldLife] Re: On Israel - A Proud Day for Obama

do.rflex: > On Israel - A Proud Day for Obama... > Not a very proud day for America with Obama throwing Israel under the bus! Everyone knows that the Hamas regularly preach hatred of Israel as well as Jews as a people. "[Palestinian culture is] the root of the conflict between Israel and the P

[FairfieldLife] Re: On Israel - A Proud Day for Obama

> > > > > In any case, nobody has suggested returning to the > > > > > 1967 borders as a solution. That's just a blatant, > > > > > deliberate falsehood. > > > > > > > > > "President Obama was right to stick by his call for > > > > Israel's 1967 boundaries as a starting point for peace > > >

[FairfieldLife] Re: On Israel - A Proud Day for Obama

> > > > > In any case, nobody has suggested returning to the > > > > > 1967 borders as a solution. That's just a blatant, > > > > > deliberate falsehood. > > > > > > > > > "President Obama was right to stick by his call for > > > > Israel's 1967 boundaries as a starting point for peace > > > >

[FairfieldLife] Re: Welcome to America...finally #1 in something

> > Earlier this year, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a > > bill that would reduce the prison population > > by about 40,000 inmates by transferring many > > low-level offenders to county jurisdiction. > > Bhairitu: > First off get rid of all the drug offenders, > those who were using not dealing. B

[FairfieldLife] Re: On Israel - A Proud Day for Obama

> > > In any case, nobody has suggested returning to the > > > 1967 borders as a solution. That's just a blatant, > > > deliberate falsehood. > > > > > "President Obama was right to stick by his call for > > Israel's 1967 boundaries as a starting point for peace > > negotiations with the Palest

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