Eh, I've always though of myself as polyamorous at heart, but only with respect
to MY behavior. All my wimin better be one-man-women, thanksverymuch!
The fact though, is that if you genuinely love someone, you have to recognize
that they may be hurt by YOUR behavior, and modify it
Doshas aren't stress, in Maharishi's eyes, as far as I know.
Samskaras are stress.
The term doṣa literally means contamination but I don't think that Maharishi
ever used it in that sense. That is more a Buddhist thing to use doṣa to refer
to lust, etc..
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Hmmm?
Statistical analysis only works with big numbers.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mjackson74@... wrote :
The Maharishi Effect has always, at least in the theoretical discussions, been
a big numbers effect that requires statistical analysis to catch.
Which means its
Eh...
DC is about the smallest town where teh ME effect could be reliably
demonstrated. And statistical fluctuations in one category of crime like
murder could still be small number issues.
Current Population Demographics and Statistics for Washington DC by age,
gender and race.
Hmmm...
TM is sold in the USA as a stress-management practice, so people who are
feeling stressed are likely more interested than not.
But some pretty stable people can still feel stressed.
I know of presidents of 3 different countries who are on record as practicing
TM, for example.
I guess not, but I still didn't see dosha used, or is dosha referring to the
6 enemies?
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote :
So, Lawson, you don't know what you're talking about. Study up on the word
Dosha from the Sanskrit dictionary. Thanks.
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Indeed. But all experiences, for an unenlightened person, take one away from
pure consciousness.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, noozguru@... wrote :
Samskaras are impressions. Without them you wouldn't know anything! :-D
On 11/26/2014 09:25 AM, LEnglish5@...
Pure consciousness becomes like any other object that you can put your
attention on or is in the background like background music when you deal with
the day to day.
Hmmm... I don't think I've heard Maharishi explain it that way.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, noozguru@... wrote
I've heard something along those liens also, becuase, well, Maharishi couldn't
possibly be getting old because he's 100.00...% enlightened, and
enlightened people never grow old.
As I said, lots of TMers, especially TM teachers, never really listened to MMY
when he said thigns about how
My son wrote this years ago. As the season is upon us, I thought I would share:
http://www.gaiaonline.com/arena/event/holiday-poem-contest/vote/?entry_id=100769115
http://www.gaiaonline.com/arena/event/holiday-poem-contest/vote/?entry_id=100769115
Santa Claus, the jolly elf,
Stood
Lucid Dreaming and Witnessing Dreaming are generally considered to be two
different things.
Even people who have never practiced TM but are interested in Lucid Dreaming
accept the distinction, or at least, the websites I have seen that discuss
Lucid Dreaming have a separate section where
So... who, other than those who say they have received messages from Him are
taking seriously those who say that they have received messages from Him?
Channeling has never struck me as anything MMY ever spoke very highly of when
he was alive, and those who claim that they are receiving
So you think that Maharishi spoke through whathisname?
When people talked about Maharishi channeling Gurudev when he gave a lecture
on Gurudev's behalf (at the request of the living guru, mind you), they didn't
mean in the sense of a Western spiritual medium, as far as I know, but in the
So where do the esoteric experiences you have described from meditation come
from if not from the Absolute?
To quote Maharishi defending his call to study meditation using scientific
apparatus:
Every experience has its level of physiology, and so unbounded awareness has
its own
The gods are teh devas, which means shining ones.
Using Maharishi's terminology, someone in God Consciousness notices that the
wholeness of the functioning of the brain starts to reconfigure in a certain
way to process incoming data, or express a specific aspect of being human.
The
Thanks for that link. I found the original article and passed it on to the TM
researchers on my mailing list. They're always interested in new avenues to
explore how TM practice might affect teh brain.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, noozguru@... wrote :
At the Center for Brain
I love that story as it is so contradictory...
I mean, periods of silence = talking out loud...
In which spiritual tradition?
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote :
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, LEnglish5@... wrote :
So you think
The thing is though, he DID have one guy he trusted to be his replacement.
He had all the rajahs chant Sanskrit over and over and over and over... and
over... and over... again in the weeks up until his death that reminded them
that Tony abu Nader IS the new head of all aspects of the TM
Well, we all know what the original painting that Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
commissioned to show his position within the Shankaran tradition looks like:
http://www.meru.ch/uploads/images/Vedic+Tradition.jpg
http://www.meru.ch/uploads/images/Vedic+Tradition.jpg
Rick, in both cases, if you look, you'll see it's been moified.
With Knole's version, Maharishi was simply deleted. With the other version, a
rather huge picture (both absolute size and relative to perspective) of SSRS
has been pasted over Maharishi's tiny figure.
It's a rather
Freedom from harassment is the other side of freedom from being challenged...
Neither is real-world.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote :
From: anartaxius@... [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
What with The Peak
It's just as silly as the movies were.
So...
If you thought the movies were a fun watch, I think the series will be too.
Bob Newhart hasn't made his cameo yet. I doubt it will be more ninja-busting
moves, but I'm sure they gave him something else suitably over-the-top to do
for
Where does Robert Schneider say that the US signs off on TM? I think they sign
off on the reputation of the researchers and the research that they perform by
giving them more research grant money, but that's not the same as saying that
they endorse TM.
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As I read it, one or another of the mantra traditions in India assign
mantra-hood to any short set of Sanskrit syllables, so if there are equivalent
Hebrew and Sanskrit sounds, then by definition, the equivalent collection of
Hebrew syllables are mantras.
There's a LOT of 1, 2, 3 and 4
Maharishi's explanation for raising the price was to entice the wealthy to
learn as the wealthy set teh trends and fashions of Society and the rich don't
shop in poor stores.
This strategy has actually worked out remarkably well, for many reasons, not
the least of which is that there are now
For what it is worth, different traditions use different sets of sounds and
claim them is the bestest.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, noozguru@... wrote :
That's just the power of sound which musicians are particularly familiar with.
Any sound will have an impact on
Remember Maharishis World Plan, where groups of TM-Sidhias would practice TM
and the TM-Sidhis in groups and bring about world peace?
Parts of that plan are being fulfilled in many different ways as we speak.
You have the ongoing attempt to create teh 7,000 (now 9,000) group of Vedic
My bad, this video promotes TM directly, while the website video merely refers
to meditation:
Dhammajarinee Witthaya School, Thailand
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UefI5aS0Oo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UefI5aS0Oo
Dhammajarinee Witthaya School, Thailand
Hmmm?
You're saying that the money being sent to the school in Thailand is being
diverted to India or something?
Does paypal know that their donation button is being diverted after the funds
go into the school's Bhopal bank account, as specified on the website?
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Excuse me, Bangkok:
Acct. Name: Dhammajarinee Witthaya Foundation
Bank: Bangkok Bank (Public), Samyeak Wangmanao Branch 567
Acct. #: 567-0-203636
Swift code: BKKBTHBK
My understanding is that both SOBAL and the Bhagavad Gita Commentary were MMY's
recorded words, perhaps tidied up a bit for written form.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, s3raphita@... wrote :
Anyone got anything positive to say about this book? I did read it but found
it rather
about 36 minutes into the interview with Russell Brand:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpagev=8HZeyDn13mw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpagev=8HZeyDn13mw#t=2201
What is interesting about this interview is how Brand looks and acts. He is
completely
Nope.
Not at all. Depersonalization is an entirely different situation that arises
and has entirely different EEG patterns.
And in fact, depersonalization often arises due to trauma in childhood. Even
with PTSD that arises in adults, depersonalization is often/generally
associated with
Eh.
The DLF hires TM teachers at a set fee and sends them to various places to
teach groups of people, such as all kids in a San Francisco school.
You know, this points up a certain hypocrisy on your part: you try your
hardest (and brag when you succeed) to make sure that kids cannot
Devoid of perception is how MMY describes it in one lecture available online.
And thought as MMY described it, referred to any kind of mental activity
that has a sensory referent, and which includes verbalizations, visualizations,
and, awareness of anything external, including body sense.
The article below has a bit more detail and points up a problem with the
statistics given:
'The study was not without its limitations, however. The researchers conceded
it was difficult to parse “what was said and what was implied.” And some of the
recommendations were extremely general —
In fact, the tail-end of that interview with Russell Brand, Bob Roth asks
Russell to talk directly to children.
The word fuck wasn't used, of course.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mjackson74@... wrote :
Ha ha ha ha! I can't imagine B Roth saying exactly that but if he did
Probably none of you ever saw the original Avatar: Last Airbender, and even
fewer watched the sequel, Avatar: the Legend of Korra, but you missed a truly
remarkable US TV event:
in the last scene of the series, Korra and her best friend Asami, who happens
to be the former girlfriend of
Well, first off, the 2 avatar series are completely written and produced by
Americans. They are animated in Korean animation houses, as much of Japanese
(and American) animation is these days, but they're pure American in writing
and acting and target audience. They're only anime in the sense
OK...
But could ou give an example of animation style which is NOT comic booky and
still tells a multi-season story?
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote :
I didn't mean to offend. I associate the phrase Japanese anime with a
certain *style* of animation. I
OK, so only the most expensive animation meets your standards.
Disney, one or two Miyazaki (Totoro likely not), and a few of the
ultra-big-budget 3D movies.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote :
Kung Fu Panda: Legends Of Awesomeness, for one. The animation
Many people marvel at all the tenses there are in other languages, but in fact,
medieval scholars revised English to ensure that every Latin tense could be
translated properly to English. You may or may not use them in your daily
language, but they're all there, by design:
How to
The tenses of French, being a romance language, came from the original Latin.
Are there new French tenses not present in Latin (not knowing, just asking)?
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote :
From: anartaxius@... [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
In Japanese, there are only two tesnes:
past and not-past.
The complications in Japanese verb forms arise from the politeness forms.
Technically, there are only 3, but there are so many other things that go into
the mix that even asking for a favor is a sentence structure reserved
Blah, blah, blah.
The fact remains that there exists a school where 9 shootings a month happen
in the neighborhood, and a little girl has been known to run to school covered
in fresh blood splattered on her when her uncle was shot, that has gone from
being the worst school on virtually
But as you said, of course, transcendence has nothing to do with either having
a thought, or having no thought. It is not a physiological signature, as some
keep telling here, a physiological signature, can only relate to a particular
experience, and any experience is by the mind.
He's implementing the advice on a personal level...
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, j_alexander_stanley@... wrote :
Rick's not even answering the private email I sent him about this, so good luck
getting him to address this here.
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I counted 25 in that list for latin, so it sounds like there are about the same
(not surprising as Latin was the language of military planning and history)
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote :
I really don't know, either. I never developed sufficient fluency in French
Um, ok...
The most detailed research on pure consciousness showed that the subject
didn't press a button signalling that they had had a PC episode until *after*
their physiology reverted to normal.
They didn't notice PC. They noticed the transition *out of* PC.
But whatever.
L
But it is very different from the more fully aware state without any thought,
except for the basic awareness of the state itself. Thought is so subtle, that
you are aware of what is going on, but you cannot actively think. And it is
more related to the chakras and kundalini.
Just how are
Like as not, a lot of people ARE in CC (whether via the practice of TM, or
just because) but don't see it as a big deal because, as MMY points out, it
is merely normal.
Of course, the sine qua non of CC is that one has PC even during deep sleep,
so perhaps that is lacking in many people...
Whether or not I needed prozac is not the point. I was taking prozac.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, s3raphita@... wrote :
Re When I inadvertently went off Prozac abruptly a few years ago, and had 12
hours of non-stop, viciously and horrifically violent suicidal ideation . . .:
That's obviously a possibility as well.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote :
From: LEnglish5@... [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Like as not, a lot of people ARE in CC (whether via the practice of TM, or
just because) but don't see it as a big
Psycho-Pass (サイコパス -phonetic spelling in Japanese）
Is a Japanese animation done in the spirit of Ghost in the Shell and
reminiscent of Minority Report.
The action takes place in 2112 in a city that has adopted a law enforcement
technology where every citizen is periodically evaluated for
As far as I know, those figures are provided by the school district. They
didn't interview any TM teachers, did you notice?
They are in-line with the figures cited by then-principle James Dierke in his
essay that is still up on the San Francisco Unified School District blog:
SFUSD News
Typical mindfulness/concentrative practices are not claimed to make you moral
or ethical.
I always contrast such things with:
Meditation is path to peace, Mozambique leader says
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2001/sep/22/jamesastill
Have you ever looked at mindfulness research?
Most of it makes TM research look absolutely brilliant in its design and
execution.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, anartaxius@... wrote :
While you can never fully trust science, you can pretty much distrust TMO
promoted
At the time that Maharishi AYurveda was first introduced, teh advice was to
follow BOTH the ayurvedic AND the western nutritional guidelines.
Has that really changed, or do people just want ayurveda (Maharishi Ayurveda)
to be perfect and beyond the need for the application of Western common
bin Laden bragged on video about how his predictions about what would happen
when the planes crashed into the Twin Towers on 9/11 turned out to be the most
accurate.
Claiming that Al Qaeda had nothing to do with 9/11 is kinda strange.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,
You make a good point about how the TM movement does its thing, but even so,
Practice of Yogic Flying and the other TM-Sidhis DO seem to have measurable
physiological on the individual in the same direction as TM, and there's
evidence that long-term practice of these techniques even changes the
Gore was quite paranoid about Al Qaeda. Had he received a daily briefing about
Osama bin Laden determined to attack the United States, his order of response
would have easily ben an order of magnitude greater than Bush's.
Remember: he headed an investigation of terrorism while Vice-President
People like to criticize Maharishi for playing kiss-ass with horrible
dictators, and yet...
The intent was to make them want to bring TM into their country in a big way
with the expectation that their country, despite their own horrible
shortcomings, would spontaneously improve, just
Is Russell Brand a sidha? Does he participate in teh Invincible America thing?
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote :
Here is some comments on a satirical site, you might be interested in.
Obviously not everyone likes this new association.
Voltzmann Vacuum Cleaners?
Boltzmann brain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boltzmann_brain
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boltzmann_brain
Boltzmann brain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boltzmann_brain A Boltzmann brain
四月は君の嘘 (literally: April is your lie) is a Japanese comic with 9 volumes
thus far, that has been turned into an anime. The story is about Kousei Arima,
most famous of all Japan's musical prodigies, whose death of his mother when he
was 11 years old, led to a psychotic break during a piano
Bobby Roth leads TM like a religion?
I'm waiting to see how you rationalize THAT statement...
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mjackson74@... wrote :
I've got news for you, the way Bevan, Hagelin, Roth and the other big shots
lead, and the way the rank and file True Believers
He's still on the top of the page at the DLF board of advisors.
Look at tit this way:
he's donated $30,000,000.00 (enough to teach TM to 100,000 students) to teh
DLF over the past 10 years. They'll turn a blind eye to a silly book for that
kind of money. He doesn't claim it is TM.
Eh, Nancy Cooke de Herrera may or may not have been a renegade TM teacher.
Rosie says that she paid a couple of hundred dollars, but de Hererra died 2
years ago at age 90 and she had already taught numerous celebreties years
before that so O'Donnell's remarks about how pricey TM instruction was
Virtually all the Rajas had to donate $1 million (or get someone to donate for
them) in order to be allowed to wear the crown.
John Hagelin is about the only person I know who is even upper middle class
due to his affiliation with TM, and he wears at least 3 hats as Raja John,
President of
I haven't seen the numbers from 2013 2014.
The figures for 1012 are part of their IRS Form 990 for teh Maharishi
Foundation, USA.
12,083 adults and 1,473 students were taught TM in the USA in 2012.
145 TM teachers kept their certification current.
They were paid a total of
A lot of American imports from India are as confused about their own culture as
the rest of America, it seems.
This is one of my favorite video series;
13. On the difference between puja and worship
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pl0seNsxMTs
Certainly, for many people, TM is a religion.
And as you say, they've managed to make Hinduism, which doesn't even have a
direct translation into Hindi, but 'is a phrase coined by the British,
derived from the Farsi for Indus River, and is used to refer to the whatever
it is that goes on
You're looking at gross revenue (which includes expensing donations and
crediting revenue to make up the difference for scholarships and grants) and
what was actually paid to the TM teachers, which is found in Schedule 'O' at
the very bottom of the file.
I really did go through those numbers
I can only find one recent [July 2014] mention of Girish on the Vedic Pandit
website:
About Us | Maharishi Vedic Pandits http://vedicpandits.org/about-us/
http://vedicpandits.org/about-us/
About Us | Maharishi Vedic Pandits http://vedicpandits.org/about-us/ THE TRUST
AND FOUNDATION
That should read:
about 1/3 of total revenue,
not 1/2 of total revenue.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, LEnglish5@... wrote :
The largest single expense for the TM organization was paying TM teachers,
about 1/2 of total revenues including from donations.
You have your interests, I have mine.
As I said, TM teachers were paid a total of $4,856,983 for teaching 12,083
adults and 1,473 students.
Your figures conflate direct revenue from fees and donations converted to
scholarships during the accounting process.
Fees collected were the
The main purpose is to do group TM + TM-Sidhis. The yagyas are secondary, and a
fund-raiser for their continued existence as a TM+TM-Sidhis meditation group.
MMY also wanted to the vedic pandit tradition to continue as a viable
tradition throughout india.
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The colony, spread over more than 900 acres, currently houses four buildings,
each with more than 800 rooms. Most rooms lie in total neglect. A helipad once
used by the guru is now dedicated to grazing cattle. Local real estate agents
peg the worth of the land at Rs.15,000 crore.
I suspect
If y ou check the yearly report summaries, you'll see that the revenues for TM
teaching have gone up as the price came down:
Service receipts:
2008: $6,472,706
2009: $2,892,763 2010: $5,896,751
2011: $7,980,867
2012: $11,742,617
If you assume that ALL the money came from adult
Raja is an heritary position, as I recall correectly. Your designated heir is
the person who serves.
Raja John Hagelin never donated $1 million, I am certain.
Likely, neither did Raja Dilbeck.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wayback71@... wrote :
Can you just summarize the Glocal
I thought the TM teacher was talking about himself and of course, I didn't
speak Sanskrit when I learned, so I was bowing down just to be polite to the TM
teacher.
As a Unitarian-Universalist, my religious training was to be polite about
other people's religious/spiritual practices whenever
Um
I can't tell if you are merely messing with me, or if you really have got such
a serious symptom of dementia.
Cheers.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb@... wrote :
And as we've said and you still obviously cannot comprehend, you're saying
that the
You are correct.
Somehow I managed to merge $12 million with 8,093 adn come up with 12,093.
My bad.
Even so, 8093 + 1473 = 9,566, which is better than 1,157 by ALMOST a factor of
10, which was my point.
9x better or 10x better, it's still nearly an order of magnitude increase over
Maybe it had nothing to do with the article which was abut timeliness in
reporting, not about the assault itself.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote :
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mjackson74@... wrote :
You would think the Marshy Effect
Hagelin probably is worth aLOT less than $10 million (just guessing). $1
million would have been a huge outlay of cash for him, and its pretty obvious
that either he was made a Raja by decree by MMY or someone else paid for his
crown.
None of the other rajas accept money from the TM org that
How many years have I missed that...
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, noozguru@... wrote :
Bhai means brother. However, Bhairitu is a homonym for Barry2.
On 01/22/2015 12:23 PM, Michael Jackson mjackson74@... mailto:mjackson74@...
[FairfieldLife] wrote:
nope
From:
Seem my other response. My understanding (documented corrections welcome) is
that the pay-for-Yagyas program funds the overall pundit group meditation and
yagyas project described at the Vedic Pandits website:
Maharishi Vedic Pandits | Dedicated to World Peace http://vedicpandits.org
With respect to mindfulness practices, it is becoming more and more accepted by
the scientific community that they disrupt brain mechanisms responsible for
sense-of-self.
Conversely, it is becoming more and more established that TM's main [perhaps
only universally consistent] effect is to
As I said:
My understanding (documented corrections welcome) is that the pay-for-Yagyas
program funds the overall pundit group meditation and yagyas project described
at the Vedic Pandits website...
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mjackson74@... wrote :
Just because they SAY it
Well, I can't speak to what y ou experience later on, but the EEG coherence in
the frontal lobes found in beginning meditators continues to be enhanced, even
in 50 year meditators, or people who have spent 15,000 hours in the INvincible
America course, and as far as anyone can tell, the brain
As I said, the yagyas are expressly used as a fund-raiser for the 9,000 yogic
flyer-pandits to be living in teh Brahmasthan. How much was or is being skimmed
off the top, I don't know.
Peter McWilliams and I exchanged emails from his prison a few months before he
died, and he told me that
The flimsy evidence is the IRS Form 990s, plus what is claimed on teh website.
Specically, that there are currently about 2,000 Vedic Pundits at the
Brahmastan:
Progress | Maharishi Vedic Pandits
http://vedicpandits.org/peace-creating-group/progress/
You may be correct, but I don't believe so.
What little I have seen suggests that the Yagya program is explicitly and only
to fund the creation and support of the pundit groups in india. That would
include the coherence creating groups AND the educational program to create new
pundits.
MAHARISHI FOUNDATION USA ISA NOT-FOR-PROFIT EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION WHOSE
PURPOSE IS TO ADMINISTER AND SUPERVISE THE TEACHING OF TRANSCENDENTAL
MEDITATION PROGRAM AND ITS ADVANCED PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES THIS
INCLUDES OFFERING PROGRAMS IN ALL AREAS OF MAHARISHI'S VEDIC SCIENCE
Certainly the top level TM leadership are hard-core Hinduphiles and I have
nothing good to say about GIrish, but even so, no-one at the top whose
income I can evaluate, appears to be in it for the money. Even John
Hagelin's total salary is far, far less than he might be getting if he was
A blogger dredged up an old video of Deepak's and tore into him. Deepak's
rhetoric I think, was taken slightly out-of-context, but only slightly. It was
Deepak at his worst: spew post-Maharishi rhetoric combined with Maharishi
rhetoric and never watch what you're saying, regardless.
The
And so, as no-one responded to my point, so I'll make it again:
various mental practices may lead to the same *description* but as long as the
physiological correlates of different practices and the physiological
correlates of the long-term results of those different practices are different,
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Hm.
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com
Didn't they say something about how the Jurassic Park dinos, being all-female,
could never reproduce.
Life will find a way...
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---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, anartaxius@... wrote :
There is some interesting news, some scientists have found a method to modify
organisms
I merely assume that Maharishi is correct and the pure consciousness state
found in some people, some of the time, is samadhi.
The advent of modern equipment to explore brain activity in myriad ways will,
I am hopeful, eventually let us examine PC/samadhi in ways that weren't really
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