Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

 2017-2018 Meetings, of Communal Meditating Fairfield, Iowa: 436428Re: 
[FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meetings, whole thread 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/436428 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/436428

 436541Meeting 2, Community Forum, Fairfield, Iowa,  w/Trustees 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/436541 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/436541
 436540Meeting 3, Community Forum, Fairfield, Iowa, Consideration of Tourism, 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/436540 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/436540

 436539Meeting 4, Community Forum, Fairfield, Iowa, 'Retirement' 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/436539 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/436539

 436538Meeting 5, Community Forum, Fairfield, Iowa, Super Radiance and the 
Fairfield Dome Meditation Numbers 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/436538 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/436538

 

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

 Meeting 5, Community Forum, Fairfield, Iowa

 Subject:  Super Radiance and the Fairfield Dome Meditation Numbers
 December 13, 2017
 An advertised public meeting held at the meeting hall of Phoenix Rising in 
Fairfield, Iowa

 Scribed Minutes of an Open-microphone for expressing communal Intentions...

 Intending For Super Radiance and numbers meditating in Fairfield..

 That Fairfield, Iowa be known as a Meditation Meccah without limit.

 Intention that there be a feeling of welcome, freedom. 

 That we are together in this alternative community all over town.

 Intend that there be a sense of family with heartfelt commitment to community 
and family.

 That there once again be a feeling of group accomplishment, 
 like before with the 2.5 k meditating in the Domes.

 Encouraging meditators too. (vs. Sidhis-centric super radiance).

 Encourage a healthy environment for children and families, more sidhas, more 
entertainment in the presentation. Spaciousness. 

 Intend that the entire community can be proud. 
 
 Intending a community goal of having a top lifestyle, an affirming goal in our 
collective consciousness.

 Finding Friendliness, Compassion, Happiness in community. 

 Intending dedicated enthusiasm for drawing on and promoting the resource of 
our students, all ages, and all generations.

 Intend to promote the asset of the gold coming from the silence of meditation 
here, that people come to Fairfield for respite of the silence and the value in 
life of this.

 Intend that the leadership of the ™ movement themselves be in the Dome 
meditation with the group.

 Intend that we stop the teaching (pedagogy) by rote but that there be a new 
narrative with engagement.

 Intend to become a model for other communities.

 In the economy here, that we have Dome friendly jobs again.

 That we support each other going to the Domes.

 That we are having fun as a community.

 Intent on making everyone whole in their relationship with the TM .org.

 Creating better partnerships between the campus and the meditating community 
in processes by which we will create progress.

 Beyond peace and invincibility, market spirituality to the ‘young yogis’ of 
the new generations, in particular. That they come to Fairfield for the 
cultivating spiritual experience we have here.

 That the ™ .orgs be open to adaptability and flexibility themselves (SCI steps 
of Progress)

 These Scribed Notes on expressed intentions from the meeting are 
 transcribed here by Doug Hamilton


 The larger meeting progressed on in sequence after the introduction and this 
open ‘intentions’ part of the meeting to officials of the ™ community 
discussing general policy and processings for specific membership in the Dome 
meditation, ending with an open microphone addressing considerations for action 
on how to increase the numbers meditating collectively in Fairfield, Iowa.  

 Towards expanding numbers in the Domes, a long and short of it..

 Encourage people to join conditionally.  People can read the guidelines and 
decide if and how they would want to apply and be part of the group.
 .
 .

 

 

 A fifth Communal Meditatiing Fairfield Meeting tonite, 

 ..substantial presentation and short discussions considering the long term 
adversity within the collapse of numbers attending the daily group meditations 
in the Domes in Fairfield by the affect of the TM movement’s ongoing 
administrative monitoring of people’s private lives.
 


 

 
 Community Forum
 Wednesday December 13th, 7:30 pm – all invited
 Super-Radiance – What Will It Take?
 To Bring Us Together, To Rebuild Common Purpose
 To Restore Group Program Attendance
 Phoenix Rising Hall, 207 W 

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

In addition to point six of at least four more capable executives added, look 
to gender balance the ICG. Also add to the list, having a communal presence of 
(upper policy) leadership. 
 

 Even after fire walls to input went up of course interested people of good 
intent have continued to consider matters. If one is open to consideration of 
things this is pretty good critical thinking in synopsis about things here 
including action steps.
 

 

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

 Paraphrasing, much communication and conclusion on the subject..

 paste.. 
 "There is nothing in the world more important than the Invincible America 
Assembly." -MMY 

 Metrics: The U.S. Movement is not getting the job done with Super-Radiance. 64 
consecutive lower months since projects increased attendance during 17 
consecutive higher months. The Super-Radiance momentum fell apart. 

 The Ideal Community Group (ICG) is responsible for Super Radiance.  Vigorous 
ad hoc committee discussion following the 5th Community Forum meeting about 
Super Radiance and the Dome Numbers:

 1. A Mission Statement
 2. An Executive Xummary
 3. A Strategic Plan perhaps (draft is ready)
 4. A Current Project List
 5. Regular Progress Reports
 6. At least four more capable executives added to the ICG Board.
 7. MF Trustees and all of us holding one another accountable for this.
 Actively draft up the community matriarchy and younger initiators in to the 
governance.

 In other words, an ordinary, normal professional approach. 
 ​Nothing close to this is taking place now. ​

 Here are the ICG and those working with them:

 1. Bryan Lee
 2. Bob Markowitz
 3. Carol Markowitz
 4. Richard Hobbs
 5. Craig Pearson
 6. Raja Hagelin
 7. Raja Stanley

 The long term situation is safe. The short and mid-term situation is not. 

 Jai Guru Dev,
 


 end]
 

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

 
 Sky,
 Your post in to this ‘Community Meetings’ thread was really a wonderful post 
in consideration about what the ‘order’ of the ,org and the meditating 
community might be in Fairfield now.  
  
 Different from the meditating community in Fairfield the ™ movement is a 
series of institutions that are corporations with sub-cultures. The University, 
the Maharishi School, Maharishi Foundation, the DLFoundation, Mother Divine, 
the Pundits, Purusha, The Global Country, with boards of trustees that can seem 
allergic to consensus process with transparency looking anything like democracy.
  
 Any meaningful progress that has been made ( Like,..The movement’s new policy 
on mental health, moving Bevan out of the Presidency, stopping the ‘meditation 
monitoring’ in the the schools and IAAssembly meditation) has been brought 
about by a good will in the meditating community through ‘ad hoc processes’ 
extraterritorial to the .org’s corporate colonial structures as what evidently 
operates as the corporate-colonial ™ movement.

 The holding of these particular Community Forum meetings recounted in this 
thread started off ‘ad hoc’ by interested folks of the meditating community and 
it seems now are segwayed to being steered (co-opted) by creeds of the 
religious of ™.  There is still a ‘process’ in it wringing out what has been 
done with these community forums. ..Process now to be determined in some 
processes like you are reflecting on. Actually your post on this is clarifying 
helpful.

 When Maharishi was alive (10 years ago) TM was a theocratic guru autocracy. He 
very methodically put things all in to corporations at the end of his life with 
a narrow group in trustee ownership. There is a corporate flow chart posted in 
FairfieldLife which is a good visual.
 See: 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/374777 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/374777


 Our top down ownership of ™ is a very small group that mostly does not live in 
Fairfield, Iowa. Fairfield, Iowa meditators and even Fairfield resident Rajas 
have very little policy say in how it goes with Super Radiance or the Dome 
Numbers here in Fairfield as admin policies that facilitate the .orgs may get 
too close to “purity of the teaching”
 .. Being a meditator or being an old initiator, 108, or governor or minister 
with a relationship to Maharishi is now way down in the TM food chain, as our 
now being very ‘colonial’ in a relationship to an upper ownership of ™.
 

 This is being wrangled around in communal process now. The communal ad hoc 
processes working have been very much like ‘committees of safety’ formed in 
earlier colonial times. There has yet to be a ‘Continental Congress’ of 
meditators formed or declaration of independence.  Practically that may not 
happen. I would see our ‘tory’ colonialist apparatchiks of TM having a thumb on 
how that may go. They recently effectively have The community Forum now and 
have the institutions, and the old practitioners do not. The most that 
meditator practiti

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Paraphrasing, much communication and conclusion on the subject..

 paste.. 
 "There is nothing in the world more important than the Invincible America 
Assembly." -MMY 

 Metrics: The U.S. Movement is not getting the job done with Super-Radiance. 64 
consecutive lower months since projects increased attendance during 17 
consecutive higher months. The Super-Radiance momentum fell apart. 

 The Ideal Community Group (ICG) is responsible for Super Radiance.  Vigorous 
ad hoc committee discussion following the 5th Community Forum meeting about 
Super Radiance and the Dome Numbers:

 1. A Mission Statement
 2. An Executive Xummary
 3. A Strategic Plan perhaps (draft is ready)
 4. A Current Project List
 5. Regular Progress Reports
 6. At least four more capable executives added to the ICG Board.
 7. MF Trustees and all of us holding one another accountable for this.
 Actively draft up the community matriarchy and younger initiators in to the 
governance.

 In other words, an ordinary, normal professional approach. 
 ​Nothing close to this is taking place now. ​

 Here are the ICG and those working with them:

 1. Bryan Lee
 2. Bob Markowitz
 3. Carol Markowitz
 4. Richard Hobbs
 5. Craig Pearson
 6. Raja Hagelin
 7. Raja Stanley

 The long term situation is safe. The short and mid-term situation is not. 

 Jai Guru Dev,
 


 end]
 

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

 
 Sky,
 Your post in to this ‘Community Meetings’ thread was really a wonderful post 
in consideration about what the ‘order’ of the ,org and the meditating 
community might be in Fairfield now.  
  
 Different from the meditating community in Fairfield the ™ movement is a 
series of institutions that are corporations with sub-cultures. The University, 
the Maharishi School, Maharishi Foundation, the DLFoundation, Mother Divine, 
the Pundits, Purusha, The Global Country, with boards of trustees that can seem 
allergic to consensus process with transparency looking anything like democracy.
  
 Any meaningful progress that has been made ( Like,..The movement’s new policy 
on mental health, moving Bevan out of the Presidency, stopping the ‘meditation 
monitoring’ in the the schools and IAAssembly meditation) has been brought 
about by a good will in the meditating community through ‘ad hoc processes’ 
extraterritorial to the .org’s corporate colonial structures as what evidently 
operates as the corporate-colonial ™ movement.

 The holding of these particular Community Forum meetings recounted in this 
thread started off ‘ad hoc’ by interested folks of the meditating community and 
it seems now are segwayed to being steered (co-opted) by creeds of the 
religious of ™.  There is still a ‘process’ in it wringing out what has been 
done with these community forums. ..Process now to be determined in some 
processes like you are reflecting on. Actually your post on this is clarifying 
helpful.

 When Maharishi was alive (10 years ago) TM was a theocratic guru autocracy. He 
very methodically put things all in to corporations at the end of his life with 
a narrow group in trustee ownership. There is a corporate flow chart posted in 
FairfieldLife which is a good visual.
 See: 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/374777 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/374777


 Our top down ownership of ™ is a very small group that mostly does not live in 
Fairfield, Iowa. Fairfield, Iowa meditators and even Fairfield resident Rajas 
have very little policy say in how it goes with Super Radiance or the Dome 
Numbers here in Fairfield as admin policies that facilitate the .orgs may get 
too close to “purity of the teaching”
 .. Being a meditator or being an old initiator, 108, or governor or minister 
with a relationship to Maharishi is now way down in the TM food chain, as our 
now being very ‘colonial’ in a relationship to an upper ownership of ™.
 

 This is being wrangled around in communal process now. The communal ad hoc 
processes working have been very much like ‘committees of safety’ formed in 
earlier colonial times. There has yet to be a ‘Continental Congress’ of 
meditators formed or declaration of independence.  Practically that may not 
happen. I would see our ‘tory’ colonialist apparatchiks of TM having a thumb on 
how that may go. They recently effectively have The community Forum now and 
have the institutions, and the old practitioners do not. The most that 
meditator practitioners have is their confirmation in attending or not. The 
metrics do tell that story.

 I hope you will come to visit Fairfield, stay and meditate for a while. A lot 
of people are away right now to warmer places and India. The population here 
noticeably increases come March and April with Spring’s return.

 . Most of us Transcendental Meditationists though do carry on here and make 
Fairfield our year-around home and spiritual community.
 Best Regards from Fairfield, .D
  
 P.S.,
 Respect?  A

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

 Sky,
 Your post in to this ‘Community Meetings’ thread was really a wonderful post 
in consideration about what the ‘order’ of the ,org and the meditating 
community might be in Fairfield now.  
  
 Different from the meditating community in Fairfield the ™ movement is a 
series of institutions that are corporations with sub-cultures. The University, 
the Maharishi School, Maharishi Foundation, the DLFoundation, Mother Divine, 
the Pundits, Purusha, The Global Country, with boards of trustees that can seem 
allergic to consensus process with transparency looking anything like democracy.
  
 Any meaningful progress that has been made ( Like,..The movement’s new policy 
on mental health, moving Bevan out of the Presidency, stopping the ‘meditation 
monitoring’ in the the schools and IAAssembly meditation) has been brought 
about by a good will in the meditating community through ‘ad hoc processes’ 
extraterritorial to the .org’s corporate colonial structures as what evidently 
operates as the corporate-colonial ™ movement.

 The holding of these particular Community Forum meetings recounted in this 
thread started off ‘ad hoc’ by interested folks of the meditating community and 
it seems now are segwayed to being steered (co-opted) by creeds of the 
religious of ™.  There is still a ‘process’ in it wringing out what has been 
done with these community forums. ..Process now to be determined in some 
processes like you are reflecting on. Actually your post on this is clarifying 
helpful.

 When Maharishi was alive (10 years ago) TM was a theocratic guru autocracy. He 
very methodically put things all in to corporations at the end of his life with 
a narrow group in trustee ownership. There is a corporate flow chart posted in 
FairfieldLife which is a good visual.
 See: 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/374777 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/374777


 Our top down ownership of ™ is a very small group that mostly does not live in 
Fairfield, Iowa. Fairfield, Iowa meditators and even Fairfield resident Rajas 
have very little policy say in how it goes with Super Radiance or the Dome 
Numbers here in Fairfield as admin policies that facilitate the .orgs may get 
too close to “purity of the teaching”
 .. Being a meditator or being an old initiator, 108, or governor or minister 
with a relationship to Maharishi is now way down in the TM food chain, as our 
now being very ‘colonial’ in a relationship to an upper ownership of ™.
 

 This is being wrangled around in communal process now. The communal ad hoc 
processes working have been very much like ‘committees of safety’ formed in 
earlier colonial times. There has yet to be a ‘Continental Congress’ of 
meditators formed or declaration of independence.  Practically that may not 
happen. I would see our ‘tory’ colonialist apparatchiks of TM having a thumb on 
how that may go. They recently effectively have The community Forum now and 
have the institutions, and the old practitioners do not. The most that 
meditator practitioners have is their confirmation in attending or not. The 
metrics do tell that story.

 I hope you will come to visit Fairfield, stay and meditate for a while. A lot 
of people are away right now to warmer places and India. The population here 
noticeably increases come March and April with Spring’s return.

 . Most of us Transcendental Meditationists though do carry on here and make 
Fairfield our year-around home and spiritual community.
 Best Regards from Fairfield, .D
  
 P.S.,
 Respect?  Actually, it is in an active Civil Disobedience to a monitoring 
invasiveness in to folk’s private lives by the membership guidelines that so 
many old initiator-Governors and Citizen Sidha meditators have kept the ‘Dome 
numbers’ up for so many years. I see them there meditating in the Dome every 
day.  Our ‘Frightened liars’, by their conscience to a higher understanding in 
a civil disobedience to what were ‘the guidelines’. These people are heroes in 
a right to their support of the ‘collective numbers’ meditating in the Domes by 
their conscience in resisting the guidelines. Good souls. 
 Jai Guru Dev
 


 


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

 Super-Radiance – What Will It Take
 To Bring Us Together, To Rebuild Common Purpose
 To Restore Group Program Attendance?
 

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

 Meeting 5, Community Forum, Fairfield, Iowa

 Subject:  Super Radiance and the Fairfield Dome Meditation Numbers
 December 13, 2017
 Scribed Minutes of an Open-microphone for expressing communal Intentions...

 An advertised public meeting held at the meeting hall of Phoenix Rising in 
Fairfield, Iowa

 


 Intending For Super Radiance and numbers meditating in Fairfield..

 That Fairfield, Iowa be known as a Meditation Meccah without limit.

 Intention that there be a feeling of welcome, freedom. 

 That we are together in this alternative community 

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Sky, 
 Yours was on this thread was really a wonderful post in observation about what 
the ‘order’ of the org may be in Fairfield.  
 

 Different from the meditating community in Fairfield the ™ movement is a 
series of institutions that are corporations with sub-cultures. The University, 
the Maharishi School, Maharishi Foundation, the DLFoundation, Mother Divine, 
the Pundits, Purusha, The Global Country, with boards of trustees that do seem 
allergic to consensus process or transparency looking anything like democracy. 
 Any meaningful progress ( ..The movement’s new policy on mental health, moving 
Bevan out of the Presidency, stopping the ‘meditation monitoring’ of the 
IAAssembly meditation) has been brought about by a good will in the meditating 
community in ad hoc processes extraterritorial to the colonial structure of 
what evidently is the corporate-colonial ™ movement. 

 These particular Community Forum meetings in this thread started off ‘ad hoc’ 
by interested folks of the meditating community and seem now segwayed to being 
steered (co-opted) by the religious of ™. There is still a ‘process’ in it 
wringing out what has been done with these community forums. ..Process now to 
be determined in some processes like you are reflecting on. Actually your post 
on this is very helpful. 

 When Maharishi was alive (10 years ago) TM was a theocratic guru autocracy. He 
very methodically put it all in to corporations at the end of his life with a 
narrow group in trustee ownership. There is a corporate flow chart posted in 
FairfieldLife which is a good visual.
 See: 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/374777 
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FairfieldLife/conversations/messages/374777


 Our top ownership of ™ is a very small group that mostly does not live in 
Fairfield, Iowa. Fairfield,Iowa meditators and even Fairfield Rajas have very 
little policy say in how it goes with Super Radiance or the Dome Numbers in 
Fairfield. Being a meditator in TM is very colonial in relationship to the 
ownership of ™. 
 This is being wrangled around in cultural process now. The ad hoc processes 
have been very much like ‘committees of safety’ formed in earlier colonial 
times. There has yet to be a ‘Continental Congress’ of meditators formed.  I 
would see the tory colonialists of TM having a thumb on how that will go. They 
have the institutions, the meditator practitioners do not. The most that 
meditators have is their confirmation in attending or not. The metrics do tell 
a story.

 I hope you will come to visit Fairfield, stay and meditate for a while. A lot 
of people are gone right now to warmer places and India. The population here 
noticeably increases by March, April and May with Spring’s return

 . Most of us Transcendental Meditationists carry on here and make Fairfield 
our year-around home and spiritual community.
 Best Regards from Fairfield, .D
 

 

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

 Super-Radiance – What Will It Take
 To Bring Us Together, To Rebuild Common Purpose
 To Restore Group Program Attendance?
 

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

 Meeting 5, Community Forum, Fairfield, Iowa

 Subject:  Super Radiance and the Fairfield Dome Meditation Numbers
 December 13, 2017
 Scribed Minutes of an Open-microphone for expressing communal Intentions...

 An advertised public meeting held at the meeting hall of Phoenix Rising in 
Fairfield, Iowa

 


 Intending For Super Radiance and numbers meditating in Fairfield..

 That Fairfield, Iowa be known as a Meditation Meccah without limit.

 Intention that there be a feeling of welcome, freedom. 

 That we are together in this alternative community all over town.

 Intend that there be a sense of family with heartfelt commitment to community 
and family.

 That there once again be a feeling of group accomplishment, 
 like before with the 2.5 k meditating in the Domes.

 Encouraging meditators too. (vs. Sidhis-centric super radiance).

 Encourage a healthy environment for children and families, more sidhas, more 
entertainment in the presentation. Spaciousness. 

 Intend that the entire community can be proud. 
 
 Intending a community goal of having a top lifestyle, an affirming goal in our 
collective consciousness.

 Finding Friendliness, Compassion, Happiness in community. 

 Intending dedicated enthusiasm for drawing on and promoting the resource of 
our students, all ages, and all generations.

 Intend to promote the asset of the gold coming from the silence of meditation 
here, that people come to Fairfield for respite of the silence and the value in 
life of this.

 Intend that the leadership of the ™ movement themselves be in the Dome 
meditation with the group.

 Intend that we stop the teaching (pedagogy) by rote but that there be a new 
narrative with engagement.

 Intend to become a model for other communities.

 In the economy here, that we have Dome friendly jobs again.

 That 

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[skymt...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

 This is wonderful stuff.  
 

 (I ask constructively and with optimistic interest and intent), how much 
progress is being made on these themes and initiatives? I appreciate that 
people may enthusiastically brainstorm good ideas at a meeting. How much is 
being systematically thought through, researched, plans being developed, 
communicated and reviewed by the community?   For exmple, is there a project 
plan being developed with the same scope and detail as a business plan for 
which one is seeking funding. 
 

 I sense that they are still in the idea realm.  For example, I don't see any 
websites, blogs, discussion boards articulating and refining these visions. 
Maybe too soon for such. 

 

 Are the TMO, university, town governent, community  working together on these 
initiatives? Or is it more a sense of "ho hum, a new grand initiative that will 
fade as have many others?'  
 

 I do think there is a lot of potential in many of these ideas that may appeal 
to some significant demographics, mindsets and valuesets.  
 

 

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

 Super-Radiance – What Will It Take
 To Bring Us Together, To Rebuild Common Purpose
 To Restore Group Program Attendance?
 

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

 Meeting 5, Community Forum, Fairfield, Iowa

 Subject:  Super Radiance and the Fairfield Dome Meditation Numbers
 December 13, 2017
 Scribed Minutes of an Open-microphone for expressing communal Intentions...

 An advertised public meeting held at the meeting hall of Phoenix Rising in 
Fairfield, Iowa

 


 Intending For Super Radiance and numbers meditating in Fairfield..

 That Fairfield, Iowa be known as a Meditation Meccah without limit.

 Intention that there be a feeling of welcome, freedom. 

 That we are together in this alternative community all over town.

 Intend that there be a sense of family with heartfelt commitment to community 
and family.

 That there once again be a feeling of group accomplishment, 
 like before with the 2.5 k meditating in the Domes.

 Encouraging meditators too. (vs. Sidhis-centric super radiance).

 Encourage a healthy environment for children and families, more sidhas, more 
entertainment in the presentation. Spaciousness. 

 Intend that the entire community can be proud. 
 
 Intending a community goal of having a top lifestyle, an affirming goal in our 
collective consciousness.

 Finding Friendliness, Compassion, Happiness in community. 

 Intending dedicated enthusiasm for drawing on and promoting the resource of 
our students, all ages, and all generations.

 Intend to promote the asset of the gold coming from the silence of meditation 
here, that people come to Fairfield for respite of the silence and the value in 
life of this.

 Intend that the leadership of the ™ movement themselves be in the Dome 
meditation with the group.

 Intend that we stop the teaching (pedagogy) by rote but that there be a new 
narrative with engagement.

 Intend to become a model for other communities.

 In the economy here, that we have Dome friendly jobs again.

 That we support each other going to the Domes.

 That we are having fun as a community.

 Intent on making everyone whole in their relationship with the TM .org.

 Creating better partnerships between the campus and the meditating community 
in processes by which we will create progress.

 Beyond peace and invincibility, market spirituality to the ‘young yogis’ of 
the new generations, in particular. That they come to Fairfield for the 
cultivating spiritual experience we have here.

 That the ™ .orgs be open to adaptability and flexibility themselves (SCI steps 
of Progress)

 These Scribed Notes on expressed intentions from the meeting are 
 transcribed here by Doug Hamilton


 The larger meeting progressed on in sequence after the introduction and this 
open ‘intentions’ part of the meeting to officials of the ™ community 
discussing general policy and processings for specific membership in the Dome 
meditation, ending with an open microphone addressing considerations for action 
on how to increase the numbers meditating collectively in Fairfield, Iowa.  

 Towards expanding numbers in the Domes, a long and short of it..

 Encourage people to join conditionally.  People can read the guidelines and 
decide if and how they would want to apply and be part of the group.
 .
 .

 

 A fifth Communal Meditatiing Fairfield Meeting tonite, 

 ..substantial presentation and short discussions considering the long term 
adversity within the collapse of numbers attending the daily group meditations 
in the Domes in Fairfield by the affect of the TM movement’s ongoing 
administrative monitoring of people’s private lives.
 


 

 
 Community Forum
 Wednesday December 13th, 7:30 pm – all invited
 Super-Radiance – What Will It Take?
 To Bring Us Together, To Rebuild Common Purpose
 To Restore Group Program Attendance
 Phoenix Rising Hall, 207 W Burlington
 In this meeting we’ll examine our own

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Super-Radiance – What Will It Take
 To Bring Us Together, To Rebuild Common Purpose
 To Restore Group Program Attendance?
 

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

 Meeting 5, Community Forum, Fairfield, Iowa

 Subject:  Super Radiance and the Fairfield Dome Meditation Numbers
 December 13, 2017
 Scribed Minutes of an Open-microphone for expressing communal Intentions...

 An advertised public meeting held at the meeting hall of Phoenix Rising in 
Fairfield, Iowa

 


 Intending For Super Radiance and numbers meditating in Fairfield..

 That Fairfield, Iowa be known as a Meditation Meccah without limit.

 Intention that there be a feeling of welcome, freedom. 

 That we are together in this alternative community all over town.

 Intend that there be a sense of family with heartfelt commitment to community 
and family.

 That there once again be a feeling of group accomplishment, 
 like before with the 2.5 k meditating in the Domes.

 Encouraging meditators too. (vs. Sidhis-centric super radiance).

 Encourage a healthy environment for children and families, more sidhas, more 
entertainment in the presentation. Spaciousness. 

 Intend that the entire community can be proud. 
 
 Intending a community goal of having a top lifestyle, an affirming goal in our 
collective consciousness.

 Finding Friendliness, Compassion, Happiness in community. 

 Intending dedicated enthusiasm for drawing on and promoting the resource of 
our students, all ages, and all generations.

 Intend to promote the asset of the gold coming from the silence of meditation 
here, that people come to Fairfield for respite of the silence and the value in 
life of this.

 Intend that the leadership of the ™ movement themselves be in the Dome 
meditation with the group.

 Intend that we stop the teaching (pedagogy) by rote but that there be a new 
narrative with engagement.

 Intend to become a model for other communities.

 In the economy here, that we have Dome friendly jobs again.

 That we support each other going to the Domes.

 That we are having fun as a community.

 Intent on making everyone whole in their relationship with the TM .org.

 Creating better partnerships between the campus and the meditating community 
in processes by which we will create progress.

 Beyond peace and invincibility, market spirituality to the ‘young yogis’ of 
the new generations, in particular. That they come to Fairfield for the 
cultivating spiritual experience we have here.

 That the ™ .orgs be open to adaptability and flexibility themselves (SCI steps 
of Progress)

 These Scribed Notes on expressed intentions from the meeting are 
 transcribed here by Doug Hamilton


 The larger meeting progressed on in sequence after the introduction and this 
open ‘intentions’ part of the meeting to officials of the ™ community 
discussing general policy and processings for specific membership in the Dome 
meditation, ending with an open microphone addressing considerations for action 
on how to increase the numbers meditating collectively in Fairfield, Iowa.  

 Towards expanding numbers in the Domes, a long and short of it..

 Encourage people to join conditionally.  People can read the guidelines and 
decide if and how they would want to apply and be part of the group.
 .
 .

 

 A fifth Communal Meditatiing Fairfield Meeting tonite, 

 ..substantial presentation and short discussions considering the long term 
adversity within the collapse of numbers attending the daily group meditations 
in the Domes in Fairfield by the affect of the TM movement’s ongoing 
administrative monitoring of people’s private lives.
 


 

 
 Community Forum
 Wednesday December 13th, 7:30 pm – all invited
 Super-Radiance – What Will It Take?
 To Bring Us Together, To Rebuild Common Purpose
 To Restore Group Program Attendance
 Phoenix Rising Hall, 207 W Burlington
 In this meeting we’ll examine our own desires, both for ourselves and our 
world, to re-establish a more powerful influence of coherence in collective 
consciousness from our Golden Domes and other group program facilities.
 ·   Are we inspired? Do we feel empowered? Does each one of us feel we are 
Maharishi’s movement?
 ·   How shall we ensure that each one of us feels valued and honored in 
what we do to fulfill Maharishi’s goals for the world?
 ·   How shall we all communicate effectively, so that concerns and ideas 
are heard, are acknowledged with respect and kindness, and are given prompt and 
appropriate attention?
 ·   What more can we do to raise group practice attendance?
 ·   How shall we do justice to the gift Maharishi has bestowed on us? How 
shall we pass that gift to all corners of our world?
 Please join together to share our vision and to plan community action – with 
love, creative intelligence and enthusiasm. As always, we’ll have an open mic 
so all may speak.
 Also – next month, in commemoration of our annual January celebration, we’ll 
have a special meeting for members o

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Meeting 5, Community Forum, Fairfield, Iowa

 Subject:  Super Radiance and the Fairfield Dome Meditation Numbers
 December 13, 2017
 An advertised public meeting held at the meeting hall of Phoenix Rising in 
Fairfield, Iowa

 Scribed Minutes of an Open-microphone for expressing communal Intentions...

 Intending For Super Radiance and numbers meditating in Fairfield..

 That Fairfield, Iowa be known as a Meditation Meccah without limit.

 Intention that there be a feeling of welcome, freedom. 

 That we are together in this alternative community all over town.

 Intend that there be a sense of family with heartfelt commitment to community 
and family.

 That there once again be a feeling of group accomplishment, 
 like before with the 2.5 k meditating in the Domes.

 Encouraging meditators too. (vs. Sidhis-centric super radiance).

 Encourage a healthy environment for children and families, more sidhas, more 
entertainment in the presentation. Spaciousness. 

 Intend that the entire community can be proud. 
 
 Intending a community goal of having a top lifestyle, an affirming goal in our 
collective consciousness.

 Finding Friendliness, Compassion, Happiness in community. 

 Intending dedicated enthusiasm for drawing on and promoting the resource of 
our students, all ages, and all generations.

 Intend to promote the asset of the gold coming from the silence of meditation 
here, that people come to Fairfield for respite of the silence and the value in 
life of this.

 Intend that the leadership of the ™ movement themselves be in the Dome 
meditation with the group.

 Intend that we stop the teaching (pedagogy) by rote but that there be a new 
narrative with engagement.

 Intend to become a model for other communities.

 In the economy here, that we have Dome friendly jobs again.

 That we support each other going to the Domes.

 That we are having fun as a community.

 Intent on making everyone whole in their relationship with the TM .org.

 Creating better partnerships between the campus and the meditating community 
in processes by which we will create progress.

 Beyond peace and invincibility, market spirituality to the ‘young yogis’ of 
the new generations, in particular. That they come to Fairfield for the 
cultivating spiritual experience we have here.

 That the ™ .orgs be open to adaptability and flexibility themselves (SCI steps 
of Progress)

 These Scribed Notes on expressed intentions from the meeting are 
 transcribed here by Doug Hamilton


 The larger meeting progressed on in sequence after the introduction and this 
open ‘intentions’ part of the meeting to officials of the ™ community 
discussing general policy and processings for specific membership in the Dome 
meditation, ending with an open microphone addressing considerations for action 
on how to increase the numbers meditating collectively in Fairfield, Iowa.  

 Towards expanding numbers in the Domes, a long and short of it..

 Encourage people to join conditionally.  People can read the guidelines and 
decide if and how they would want to apply and be part of the group.
 .
 .

 

 

 A fifth Communal Meditatiing Fairfield Meeting tonite, 

 ..substantial presentation and short discussions considering the long term 
adversity within the collapse of numbers attending the daily group meditations 
in the Domes in Fairfield by the affect of the TM movement’s ongoing 
administrative monitoring of people’s private lives.
 


 

 
 Community Forum
 Wednesday December 13th, 7:30 pm – all invited
 Super-Radiance – What Will It Take?
 To Bring Us Together, To Rebuild Common Purpose
 To Restore Group Program Attendance
 Phoenix Rising Hall, 207 W Burlington
 In this meeting we’ll examine our own desires, both for ourselves and our 
world, to re-establish a more powerful influence of coherence in collective 
consciousness from our Golden Domes and other group program facilities.
 ·   Are we inspired? Do we feel empowered? Does each one of us feel we are 
Maharishi’s movement?
 ·   How shall we ensure that each one of us feels valued and honored in 
what we do to fulfill Maharishi’s goals for the world?
 ·   How shall we all communicate effectively, so that concerns and ideas 
are heard, are acknowledged with respect and kindness, and are given prompt and 
appropriate attention?
 ·   What more can we do to raise group practice attendance?
 ·   How shall we do justice to the gift Maharishi has bestowed on us? How 
shall we pass that gift to all corners of our world?
 Please join together to share our vision and to plan community action – with 
love, creative intelligence and enthusiasm. As always, we’ll have an open mic 
so all may speak.
 Also – next month, in commemoration of our annual January celebration, we’ll 
have a special meeting for members of our community to share with all of us our 
own stories of how we met Maharishi, or how the knowledge he gave us first 
touched us.
 Empowering Leadership in All – Sharing a

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A fifth Communal Meditatiing Fairfield Meeting tonite, 

 ..substantial presentation and short discussions considering the long term 
adversity within the collapse of numbers attending the daily group meditations 
in the Domes in Fairfield by the affect of the TM movement’s ongoing 
administrative monitoring of people’s private lives.
 


 

 
 Community Forum
 Wednesday December 13th, 7:30 pm – all invited
 Super-Radiance – What Will It Take?
 To Bring Us Together, To Rebuild Common Purpose
 To Restore Group Program Attendance
 Phoenix Rising Hall, 207 W Burlington
 In this meeting we’ll examine our own desires, both for ourselves and our 
world, to re-establish a more powerful influence of coherence in collective 
consciousness from our Golden Domes and other group program facilities.
 ·   Are we inspired? Do we feel empowered? Does each one of us feel we are 
Maharishi’s movement?
 ·   How shall we ensure that each one of us feels valued and honored in 
what we do to fulfill Maharishi’s goals for the world?
 ·   How shall we all communicate effectively, so that concerns and ideas 
are heard, are acknowledged with respect and kindness, and are given prompt and 
appropriate attention?
 ·   What more can we do to raise group practice attendance?
 ·   How shall we do justice to the gift Maharishi has bestowed on us? How 
shall we pass that gift to all corners of our world?
 Please join together to share our vision and to plan community action – with 
love, creative intelligence and enthusiasm. As always, we’ll have an open mic 
so all may speak.
 Also – next month, in commemoration of our annual January celebration, we’ll 
have a special meeting for members of our community to share with all of us our 
own stories of how we met Maharishi, or how the knowledge he gave us first 
touched us.
 Empowering Leadership in All – Sharing and Working on Common Interests
 For Ourselves – For Our Community – In Joy and Service For Our World
 Blessings of the Season to All !
 Community Forum Steering Group
 

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 Minutes:

 Community Forum, 
 4th Meeting..
 A 'Community Forum' about retirement and eldercare in the Fairfield, Iowa area.
 Held at Phoenix Rising Meeting Hall in Fairfield, Iowa
 

 Intents for Fairfield..
 Scribed Notes From a Community Forum about Fairfield, Iowa.
 November 15, 2017 
 From an advertised open community meeting held at the meeting hall of Phoenix 
Rising in Fairfield.
  
 Scribed Notes:  A public collecting of
 active ‘Intents’ for Fairfield...
 People’s own individual ideas as personal ‘intents’ to work on..

 Notes:
 Gathered  ‘Intentions’ of people offering a personal intent to work on..

 Fairfield as a Retirement Mecca where there is security.
 An inclusive community in a mixed community without warehousing of people.
 A Retirement life with Nature
 Handicap accessibility
 Therapeutic cares made accessible and affordable.
 A welcoming of spiritual modalities of healing.
 Intent for mental health services that are spiritual and effective
 Adoptive grandparent program
 Child Daycare with elders

 Integrated memory care
 Concern for freedom within memory care.
 Conscious dying care

 Intent for beautiful food
 Community Gardens
 Sourcing of allergy free foods.

 A communal Intent for modeling facilities with best technologies and building 
materials. 
 Adaptable housing codes friendly to environment.
 Zoning that is open to tiny houses.
 Mixed age housing.
 Gathering places.
 Review older draftings and models of community plans.
 Regenerative life, revisit Fairfield’s strategic plan for sustainability. 

 Entertainment.
 Accessible global arts and culture.
 Intent for global Investment opportunities for the local community.
 Intent for integrating the Fairfield community with the University.

 2000 in meditation in the Domes
 Dome Endowment
 Pricings sympathetic to people in supplemental social security (Supplemental 
SSI)
 Grants to housing rehabilitation.
 Consciousness of a downside to tourism driving up prices of housing, rents and 
living in Fairfield
 Affordable Panchakarma treatment.
 Proposal to re-employ the pool of well trained panchakarma ayurvedic techs
 Prorated support of the ‘assembly’ by age, for youth and the elderly.
 Elders in retirement in the Domes meditating doing the long meditation 
program.  

 Promotion of Fairfield retirement features with video, Youtube &DVD’s.
 Film project to collect oral histories.
 Collecting archival artifacts of the town and university. 
 (Wanted for archiving project, pictures of MIU in Santa Barbara before the 
move to Fairfield.
 Also, locate the logo sign of MIU. Contact archivists at MUM library.)
 Understanding new technologies, Bitcoins for reasons of generating wealth in 
the community. 
 Develop Digital currency for the Raam.

 Program speakers presenting on aspects of retirement and eldercare in the 
Fairfield area:
 Ed Noyes(communal intentions), Dr. John Hagelin (Un

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Community Forum
 Wednesday December 13th, 7:30 pm – all invited
 Super-Radiance – What Will It Take?
 To Bring Us Together, To Rebuild Common Purpose
 To Restore Group Program Attendance
 Phoenix Rising Hall, 207 W Burlington
 In this meeting we’ll examine our own desires, both for ourselves and our 
world, to re-establish a more powerful influence of coherence in collective 
consciousness from our Golden Domes and other group program facilities.
 ·   Are we inspired? Do we feel empowered? Does each one of us feel we are 
Maharishi’s movement?
 ·   How shall we ensure that each one of us feels valued and honored in 
what we do to fulfill Maharishi’s goals for the world?
 ·   How shall we all communicate effectively, so that concerns and ideas 
are heard, are acknowledged with respect and kindness, and are given prompt and 
appropriate attention?
 ·   What more can we do to raise group practice attendance?
 ·   How shall we do justice to the gift Maharishi has bestowed on us? How 
shall we pass that gift to all corners of our world?
 Please join together to share our vision and to plan community action – with 
love, creative intelligence and enthusiasm. As always, we’ll have an open mic 
so all may speak.
 Also – next month, in commemoration of our annual January celebration, we’ll 
have a special meeting for members of our community to share with all of us our 
own stories of how we met Maharishi, or how the knowledge he gave us first 
touched us.
 Empowering Leadership in All – Sharing and Working on Common Interests
 For Ourselves – For Our Community – In Joy and Service For Our World
 Blessings of the Season to All !
 Community Forum Steering Group
 

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 Minutes:

 Community Forum, 
 4th Meeting..
 A 'Community Forum' about retirement and eldercare in the Fairfield, Iowa area.
 Held at Phoenix Rising Meeting Hall in Fairfield, Iowa
 

 Intents for Fairfield..
 Scribed Notes From a Community Forum about Fairfield, Iowa.
 November 15, 2017 
 From an advertised open community meeting held at the meeting hall of Phoenix 
Rising in Fairfield.
  
 Scribed Notes:  A public collecting of
 active ‘Intents’ for Fairfield...
 People’s own individual ideas as personal ‘intents’ to work on..

 Notes:
 Gathered  ‘Intentions’ of people offering a personal intent to work on..

 Fairfield as a Retirement Mecca where there is security.
 An inclusive community in a mixed community without warehousing of people.
 A Retirement life with Nature
 Handicap accessibility
 Therapeutic cares made accessible and affordable.
 A welcoming of spiritual modalities of healing.
 Intent for mental health services that are spiritual and effective
 Adoptive grandparent program
 Child Daycare with elders

 Integrated memory care
 Concern for freedom within memory care.
 Conscious dying care

 Intent for beautiful food
 Community Gardens
 Sourcing of allergy free foods.

 A communal Intent for modeling facilities with best technologies and building 
materials. 
 Adaptable housing codes friendly to environment.
 Zoning that is open to tiny houses.
 Mixed age housing.
 Gathering places.
 Review older draftings and models of community plans.
 Regenerative life, revisit Fairfield’s strategic plan for sustainability. 

 Entertainment.
 Accessible global arts and culture.
 Intent for global Investment opportunities for the local community.
 Intent for integrating the Fairfield community with the University.

 2000 in meditation in the Domes
 Dome Endowment
 Pricings sympathetic to people in supplemental social security (Supplemental 
SSI)
 Grants to housing rehabilitation.
 Consciousness of a downside to tourism driving up prices of housing, rents and 
living in Fairfield
 Affordable Panchakarma treatment.
 Proposal to re-employ the pool of well trained panchakarma ayurvedic techs
 Prorated support of the ‘assembly’ by age, for youth and the elderly.
 Elders in retirement in the Domes meditating doing the long meditation 
program.  

 Promotion of Fairfield retirement features with video, Youtube &DVD’s.
 Film project to collect oral histories.
 Collecting archival artifacts of the town and university. 
 (Wanted for archiving project, pictures of MIU in Santa Barbara before the 
move to Fairfield.
 Also, locate the logo sign of MIU. Contact archivists at MUM library.)
 Understanding new technologies, Bitcoins for reasons of generating wealth in 
the community. 
 Develop Digital currency for the Raam.

 Program speakers presenting on aspects of retirement and eldercare in the 
Fairfield area:
 Ed Noyes(communal intentions), Dr. John Hagelin (University), Ed Malloy 
(Fairfield), Tom Stanley(Facilitator), Jennifer Hamilton(Elder homecare), Pat 
Barrett (ILC senior care facilities), Bob Markowitz(ILC Campus housing for 
retirement) 


 Email Contact for the steering committee of the Community Forum:

 communityfor...@gmail.com mailto:communityfor...@gmail.com

 Meeting Minutes of intenti

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 Community Forum with Dr. Hagelin 
 - Wed. Nov. 15, 7:45pm

 Community Forum — Wednesday November 15th
with Dr. John Hagelin — all invited
 Retirement Housing, Financial Security and Elder Care in a Spiritual Community
 7:45-9:15 pm — Phoenix Rising Hall, 207 W Burlington
 MUM President Dr. John Hagelin will join us for a discussion of the retirement 
needs of all members of our community. We will share plans and ideas for:
 the imminent expansion of the IdeaLife Community in Maharishi Vedic City; 
spiritually informed elder home-care in Fairfield and the county; retirement 
security for University faculty, staff and long-serving teachers of the 
Transcendental Meditation program; deserving an ideal retirement community (why 
not?). We invite everyone to share their visions and plan practical community 
action — bring your love, creative intelligence and enthusiasm. As always, 
we’ll conclude with an open mic for general comments.
 SHARING JOY – ENLIVENING LEADERSHIP IN ALL – WORKING TOGETHER TO ADVANCE 
COMMON INTERESTS – BUILDING BETTER LIVES FOR OURSELVES – SERVING OUR COMMUNITY 
AND WORLD
 Community Forum Steering Group
 

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Sunday October 29th 2017
 In-Homecare for Elders in FF

 

 Meeting minutes for:

 

 

 We are seeking quality of life throughout the life span!
 
 Wide ranging Considerations
 For in-home care:
 
 Support, Trainings or upgrades for:
 Companions
 Caregivers
 Point persons
 Volunteers
 Good neighbors, opening dialogues in your neighborhood/cohort
 
  
  
 Services needing expansion:
 Creating databases of available caregivers/volunteers and possible website
 Respite for caregivers
 Grief support locally-
 Auxiliary Hospice services supporting services for in-home care.
 SEIDA Volunteer Service (as an existing resource)
 Mealtrain.com (as an existing resource)
 Understanding Legal Powers of Attorney/ Health directives/living wills/
 
 Develop Spiritually informed in-home Care-giving Strategies:
 In home care.
 Co-housing.
 Cluster housing.
 Pundit Village housing for IA participants, TM community meditators.
 Emergency housing.
 Skilled nursing In-house facility,
 Hospice, end of life.
 Neighborhood Watch models.
 Green House Project (skilled nursing facility for Southeast Iowa)
 w/ Eden Alternative ethos

 Thank you for coming to the meeting on Sunday and contributing as so many of 
you did!  Twenty seven people came together to begin the discussion of what we 
want to support, develop and create in Fairfield for people as they live and 
age and move through end of life care.  
 
 A very organic, largely volunteer level of care has been happening in 
Fairfield all along…many people generously, compassionately coming forward to 
care for others as the need arises.  This will continue as it should!  The 
interest here is to see people generally planning ahead and see to areas that 
could be better coordinated in order to serve more people more effectively and 
see fewer people “fall through the cracks” in receiving the care they require 
and better support primary caregivers. 
 
 Relying on government services as they continue to be slashed and dismantled 
on state and national levels is not as realistic in the coming years.  This is 
a time to create what we want.
 
 The following are ideas/concerns people expressed.  It is just a start.  If 
you see an area here that you would like to weigh in on and/or help with, 
please indicate that by putting an “X” by it and returning it to me… 
ham...@lisco.com  
 
 We will have our next meeting  November 26th, 2 to 4 pm at the Hamilton house, 
2140 227th St.  All are welcome. 

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 3rd Meeting,
 A 'Community Forum' about Fairfield, Iowa.

 Held at Phoenix Rising Meeting Hall in Fairfield, Iowa
 Minutes:
 Intents for Fairfield..


 Scribed Notes From a Community Forum about Fairfield, Iowa.
 October 24, 2017

 From an advertised open community meeting held at the meeting hall of Phoenix 
Rising in Fairfield. 

 Notes:

 A public collecting of 
 active ‘Intents’ for Fairfield...
 People’s own individual ideas as personal ‘intents’ to work on.. 

 Fairfield Community Meeting Notes:

 Intent: A Fairfield of
 welcome and friendliness.
 Of business opportunity..
 A place to live and to visit for many good reasons. 

 Intents To: Embrace Skilfull Marketing..
 To Demonstrate a High Quality of life.

 Fairfield as a model of: 
 Prosperity and Abundance.

 Showcasing: small town integrity and safety with a high Quality of life.
 For caring, friendliness, welcome and nurturing.
 A place of respite. A safe place.

 Featuring:
 The Fairfield Cosmopolitan..
 Exemplary Dining.
 Showcasing the peace, tolerance and inclusion we have here.
 The Dynamic Connection to World Opportunities.
 The fun, enjoyment, spiritual and material of feeling at home in Jefferson 
County.
 Our emotional quality of fun.
 

 The intent for communal engagement across demographics.
 

 Highligh

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If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading.  -Lao-Tzu 

 Most of us migrated to be part of something larger.  Yes, there is a 
Management problem here in that our leadership is not leading with mission 
first. As old initiators we always taught the importance of meditating in 
groups and now we know so much more science about this than before.  

 There needs to be visible leadership from the podium on down with focus on 
facilitating the mission of group meditation. It has gone on too long here 
without effective leadership. 
  

 Held on to at upper levels is profound confusion conflating administrative 
policy with ‘purity of the teaching’,  conflating an equivalence that gets in 
the way of success.  Effortless meditation is the purity of the teaching. 
Administrative policy at its best is about implementation of effortless 
meditation as the teaching. Policy is about facilitating.  An entrenched 
problem is that we have embedded tru-believers as some leaders and 
administrative apparatchiks who assert that, “..if Maharishi said it, it 
(policy) can’t be changed”.  

 A chance we have for expanding the group practice of meditation possibly is 
with the two real PhD Drs. at the very top of the movement who are top Western 
trained scientists as well as devotees.  Possibly unbiased scientific ways 
could look at the data that we have collated about the collapse of the Dome 
meditation numbers.  It is good data and illustrates what was the 
administrative state of the Patterson-Morris era.
 

 
 Look at the data but then act on making policy changes towards once again 
facilitating the meditation here.  Maharishi made and changed policy all the 
time based on what was brought to him.  It is time for this ‘post-founder’ 
‘first generation’ leadership to review founding missions and mitigate policy 
toward better outcomes.
 

 

 
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 Traveling, Hagelin might not be there?
 

 Yikes!

 John Hagelin is what we have now as both conduit and father-figure for the 
community as to his level where direction and policy is made.  In 
re-constituting the meditating community it is real important that he be at 
these meetings listening and to confer.  
 It is great that Tom as a Trustee is facilitating this but it is particularly 
important that Hagelin be a presence at these meetings.  Bevan has been set 
aside, Tony Nader for reasons is not available. For the continuance (and 
expansion) of the meditative community here it is important that Dr. Hagelin 
now be a presence here.

 E-mail in chain response:

 Out of town..  H is not as interested in admin of the community, he is focused 
paramount on paying the bills and in giving talks and holding talking events 
like the Ukraine peace conference.

 Maharishi really wanted Dr. JH 'out there' in the public eye getting the word 
out. That is where he shines. He is focused on paying the bills, and project 
like the IAA, Kiev, the teaching movement, the university and school,  holding 
many things together. Not so occupied w hands on admin and policy. JH doesn't 
mainly create policy much anyway, or take much in the way of direct initiative 
that way. Those around him take initiative and get him involved. He listens 
well, to a) those around him, and b) general public opinion, and reads those 
opinions and does what he feels is correct and advantageous. Not that he has no 
opinions, he does, 

 

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 Community Meeting Tonite.. 19 Sept 2017

 
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 A Call to activist FF communitarians..
 A FF Communal Forum, Tues. Nite

 A second meeting at Phoenix Rising to consider an exploration of work that 
could be done and projects ongoing towards facilitating the welfare and 
wellbeing of the area community.  

 Tuesday evening at Phoenix Rising 7:45pm,  a moderated meeting to showcase 
short Ted-style presentations of ongoing projects of what people are doing in 
community and also a moderated open mic for people to speak to their work in 
community. A look at employment, housing, access to healthcare, schools, food 
security, eldercare, and more in the town and county area community. 
  
 Jobs, housing, healthcare, schools, food security, eldercare, community. 

 7:45pm
 Phoenix Rising
 207 W. Burlington
 Fairfield, Iowa
 (NE corner of Burlington and 3rd) 




 

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 Gen-X and Millennial-Gen members of the community make it clear they are not 
going to just ‘meet and talk’ any longer unless it is to be with Hagelin where 
meditating community policy could be re-adapted and made.  
 

 Show there is access to the level of the movement community where policy 
decisions can get made. Access needs to be obvious or effective people will not 
come with it.  

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 Try to have Hagelin come again and also start to set up processes that can 
intera

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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Traveling, Hagelin might not be there?
 

 Yikes!

 John Hagelin is what we have now as both conduit and father-figure for the 
community as to his level where direction and policy is made.  In 
re-constituting the meditating community it is real important that he be at 
these meetings listening and to confer.  
 It is great that Tom as a Trustee is facilitating this but it is particularly 
important that Hagelin be a presence at these meetings.  Bevan has been set 
aside, Tony Nader for reasons is not available. For the continuance (and 
expansion) of the meditative community here it is important that Dr. Hagelin 
now be a presence here.

 E-mail in chain response:

 Out of town..  H is not as interested in admin of the community, he is focused 
paramount on paying the bills and in giving talks and holding talking events 
like the Ukraine peace conference.

 Maharishi really wanted Dr. JH 'out there' in the public eye getting the word 
out. That is where he shines. He is focused on paying the bills, and project 
like the IAA, Kiev, the teaching movement, the university and school,  holding 
many things together. Not so occupied w hands on admin and policy. JH doesn't 
mainly create policy much anyway, or take much in the way of direct initiative 
that way. Those around him take initiative and get him involved. He listens 
well, to a) those around him, and b) general public opinion, and reads those 
opinions and does what he feels is correct and advantageous. Not that he has no 
opinions, he does, 

 

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

 Community Meeting Tonite.. 19 Sept 2017

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

 A Call to activist FF communitarians..
 A FF Communal Forum, Tues. Nite

 A second meeting at Phoenix Rising to consider an exploration of work that 
could be done and projects ongoing towards facilitating the welfare and 
wellbeing of the area community.  

 Tuesday evening at Phoenix Rising 7:45pm,  a moderated meeting to showcase 
short Ted-style presentations of ongoing projects of what people are doing in 
community and also a moderated open mic for people to speak to their work in 
community. A look at employment, housing, access to healthcare, schools, food 
security, eldercare, and more in the town and county area community. 
  
 Jobs, housing, healthcare, schools, food security, eldercare, community. 

 7:45pm
 Phoenix Rising
 207 W. Burlington
 Fairfield, Iowa
 (NE corner of Burlington and 3rd) 




 

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

 Gen-X and Millennial-Gen members of the community make it clear they are not 
going to just ‘meet and talk’ any longer unless it is to be with Hagelin where 
meditating community policy could be re-adapted and made.  
 

 Show there is access to the level of the movement community where policy 
decisions can get made. Access needs to be obvious or effective people will not 
come with it.  

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

 Try to have Hagelin come again and also start to set up processes that can 
interact directly with him. That would telegraph a sincere interest to 
collaborate in the work from the upper levels of the movement. 
 

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

 Running a social movement like running a large corporate or a civic community 
organization takes deft active methodical clarity in leadership skillsets of 
cheerleading. It is time now for our leadership to be available visibly 
distilling vision and sharing mission. 
 

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

 People can be knit together in large movement with clarity of mission and 
clear placement in organization.  Leadership clarity is what allows people to 
‘throw in’, join, and ‘buy-in’.  Hagelin and our present ‘second generation’ 
leadership must be very visible and present to all levels in going forward now 
in remediating so much of what has been done before to the community of ™ here. 
 
 

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

 A most interesting moment at the Phoenix Rising meeting was to see how many in 
the audience raised their hands identified in their having been at the Amherst 
course when it was first asked that meditators move to Fairfield.  Those were 
not just pioneers heading West for land but radical Transcendentalists, coming 
forward like in the great European spiritual resettlements to America of 
transcendentalist separatists and of our American transcendentalist tradition. 
 

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

 Leadership availability with vision and mission,  
FW: Leadership would need to do more public meetings to listen with people. 
Work with people here to collaborate as to how are we going to go forward as a 
community.  Not an ‘us leading’ but what do ‘we’ want this to look like in 20 
years.  Their movement had become tired, old and boring. 
 

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

 This last year a surprising number of meditators who are retired wit

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Community Meeting Tonite.. 19 Sept 2017

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

 A Call to activist FF communitarians..
 A FF Communal Forum, Tues. Nite

 A second meeting at Phoenix Rising to consider an exploration of work that 
could be done and projects ongoing towards facilitating the welfare and 
wellbeing of the area community.  

 Tuesday evening at Phoenix Rising 7:45pm,  a moderated meeting to showcase 
short Ted-style presentations of ongoing projects of what people are doing in 
community and also a moderated open mic for people to speak to their work in 
community. A look at employment, housing, access to healthcare, schools, food 
security, eldercare, and more in the town and county area community. 
  
 Jobs, housing, healthcare, schools, food security, eldercare, community. 

 7:45pm
 Phoenix Rising
 207 W. Burlington
 Fairfield, Iowa
 (NE corner of Burlington and 3rd) 




 

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

 Gen-X and Millennial-Gen members of the community make it clear they are not 
going to just ‘meet and talk’ any longer unless it is to be with Hagelin where 
meditating community policy could be re-adapted and made.  
 

 Show there is access to the level of the movement community where policy 
decisions can get made. Access needs to be obvious or effective people will not 
come with it.  

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

 Try to have Hagelin come again and also start to set up processes that can 
interact directly with him. That would telegraph a sincere interest to 
collaborate in the work from the upper levels of the movement. 
 

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

 Running a social movement like running a large corporate or a civic community 
organization takes deft active methodical clarity in leadership skillsets of 
cheerleading. It is time now for our leadership to be available visibly 
distilling vision and sharing mission. 
 

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

 People can be knit together in large movement with clarity of mission and 
clear placement in organization.  Leadership clarity is what allows people to 
‘throw in’, join, and ‘buy-in’.  Hagelin and our present ‘second generation’ 
leadership must be very visible and present to all levels in going forward now 
in remediating so much of what has been done before to the community of ™ here. 
 
 

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

 A most interesting moment at the Phoenix Rising meeting was to see how many in 
the audience raised their hands identified in their having been at the Amherst 
course when it was first asked that meditators move to Fairfield.  Those were 
not just pioneers heading West for land but radical Transcendentalists, coming 
forward like in the great European spiritual resettlements to America of 
transcendentalist separatists and of our American transcendentalist tradition. 
 

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

 Leadership availability with vision and mission,  
FW: Leadership would need to do more public meetings to listen with people. 
Work with people here to collaborate as to how are we going to go forward as a 
community.  Not an ‘us leading’ but what do ‘we’ want this to look like in 20 
years.  Their movement had become tired, old and boring. 
 

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

 This last year a surprising number of meditators who are retired with 
resources sold their houses and moved away. 
  
 A community can not afford this to happen where people move away with their 
checkbooks. 
 

 

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

 In the meagre Dome meditation numbers an alarming trend is a number of retired 
people of the old Fairfield meditating community with inherited or earned 
resources who have sold their houses and moved away with their checkbooks. 
  
 And some long time movement meditators recently moving/retiring to Fairfield 
with retirement resources and then moving out and selling their Fairfield house 
because the Dome/movement community experience was so stale. 
 

 

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

 from e-mail: My overall feeling is that the log jam at TM if released will 
free an enormous good to the world, to this country, and to individuals.

 

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

 

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to 

[FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

A Call to activist FF communitarians..
 A FF Communal Forum, Tues. Nite

 A second meeting at Phoenix Rising to consider an exploration of work that 
could be done and projects ongoing towards facilitating the welfare and 
wellbeing of the area community.  

 Tuesday evening at Phoenix Rising 7:45pm,  a moderated meeting to showcase 
short Ted-style presentations of ongoing projects of what people are doing in 
community and also a moderated open mic for people to speak to their work in 
community. A look at employment, housing, access to healthcare, schools, food 
security, and eldercare in the town and county area community. 
  
 Jobs, housing, healthcare, schools, food security, eldercare, community. 

 7:45pm
 Phoenix Rising
 207 W. Burlington
 Fairfield, Iowa
 (NE corner of Burlington and 3rd) 
 


 

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

FW:  ..the movement haS RUN OFF 30,000 PEOPLE FROM HERE I Have seen with my own 
eyes.  Hopefully Hagelin, the best guy we’ve Had yet, will pull this out of the 
fire.  He’s trying, and is sincere.
 

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

 Gen-X and Millennial-Gen members of the community make it clear they are not 
going to just ‘meet and talk’ any longer unless it is to be with Hagelin where 
meditating community policy could be re-adapted and made.  
 

 Show there is access to the level of the movement community where policy 
decisions can get made. Access needs to be obvious or effective people will not 
come with it.  

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

 Try to have Hagelin come again and also start to set up processes that can 
interact directly with him. That would telegraph a sincere interest to 
collaborate in the work from the upper levels of the movement. 
 

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

 Running a social movement like running a large corporate or a civic community 
organization takes deft active methodical clarity in leadership skillsets of 
cheerleading. It is time now for our leadership to be available visibly 
distilling vision and sharing mission. 
 

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

 People can be knit together in large movement with clarity of mission and 
clear placement in organization.  Leadership clarity is what allows people to 
‘throw in’, join, and ‘buy-in’.  Hagelin and our present ‘second generation’ 
leadership must be very visible and present to all levels in going forward now 
in remediating so much of what has been done before to the community of ™ here. 
 
 

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

 A most interesting moment at the Phoenix Rising meeting was to see how many in 
the audience raised their hands identified in their having been at the Amherst 
course when it was first asked that meditators move to Fairfield.  Those were 
not just pioneers heading West for land but radical Transcendentalists, coming 
forward like in the great European spiritual resettlements to America of 
transcendentalist separatists and of our American transcendentalist tradition. 
 

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

 Leadership availability with vision and mission,  
FW: Leadership would need to do more public meetings to listen with people. 
Work with people here to collaborate as to how are we going to go forward as a 
community.  Not an ‘us leading’ but what do ‘we’ want this to look like in 20 
years.  Their movement had become tired, old and boring. 
 

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

 This last year a surprising number of meditators who are retired with 
resources sold their houses and moved away. 
  
 A community can not afford this to happen where people move away with their 
checkbooks. 
 

 

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

 In the meagre Dome meditation numbers an alarming trend is a number of retired 
people of the old Fairfield meditating community with inherited or earned 
resources who have sold their houses and moved away with their checkbooks. 
  
 And some long time movement meditators recently moving/retiring to Fairfield 
with retirement resources and then moving out and selling their Fairfield house 
because the Dome/movement community experience was so stale. 
 

 

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

 from e-mail: My overall feeling is that the log jam at TM if released will 
free an enormous good to the world, to this country, and to individuals.

 

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

 

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons and there are folks in the 
scale in flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by 
the reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the 

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Gen-X and Millennial-Gen members of the community make it clear they are not 
going to just ‘meet and talk’ any longer unless it is to be with Hagelin where 
meditating community policy could be re-adapted and made.  
 

 Show there is access to the level of the movement community where policy 
decisions can get made. Access needs to be obvious or effective people will not 
come with it.  

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

 Try to have Hagelin come again and also start to set up processes that can 
interact directly with him. That would telegraph a sincere interest to 
collaborate in the work from the upper levels of the movement. 
 

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

 Running a social movement like running a large corporate or a civic community 
organization takes deft active methodical clarity in leadership skillsets of 
cheerleading. It is time now for our leadership to be available visibly 
distilling vision and sharing mission. 
 

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

 People can be knit together in large movement with clarity of mission and 
clear placement in organization.  Leadership clarity is what allows people to 
‘throw in’, join, and ‘buy-in’.  Hagelin and our present ‘second generation’ 
leadership must be very visible and present to all levels in going forward now 
in remediating so much of what has been done before to the community of ™ here. 
 
 

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

 A most interesting moment at the Phoenix Rising meeting was to see how many in 
the audience raised their hands identified in their having been at the Amherst 
course when it was first asked that meditators move to Fairfield.  Those were 
not just pioneers heading West for land but radical Transcendentalists, coming 
forward like in the great European spiritual resettlements to America of 
transcendentalist separatists and of our American transcendentalist tradition. 
 

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

 Leadership availability with vision and mission,  
FW: Leadership would need to do more public meetings to listen with people. 
Work with people here to collaborate as to how are we going to go forward as a 
community.  Not an ‘us leading’ but what do ‘we’ want this to look like in 20 
years.  Their movement had become tired, old and boring. 
 

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

 This last year a surprising number of meditators who are retired with 
resources sold their houses and moved away. 
  
 A community can not afford this to happen where people move away with their 
checkbooks. 
 

 

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

 In the meagre Dome meditation numbers an alarming trend is a number of retired 
people of the old Fairfield meditating community with inherited or earned 
resources who have sold their houses and moved away with their checkbooks. 
  
 And some long time movement meditators recently moving/retiring to Fairfield 
with retirement resources and then moving out and selling their Fairfield house 
because the Dome/movement community experience was so stale. 
 

 

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

 from e-mail: My overall feeling is that the log jam at TM if released will 
free an enormous good to the world, to this country, and to individuals.

 

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

 

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons and there are folks in the 
scale in flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by 
the reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Try to have Hagelin come again and also start to set up processes that can 
interact directly with him. That would telegraph a sincere interest to 
collaborate in the work from the upper levels of the movement. 
 

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

 Running a social movement like running a large corporate or a civic community 
organization takes deft active methodical clarity in leadership skillsets of 
cheerleading. It is time now for our leadership to be available visibly 
distilling vision and sharing mission. 
 

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

 People can be knit together in large movement with clarity of mission and 
clear placement in organization.  Leadership clarity is what allows people to 
‘throw in’, join, and ‘buy-in’.  Hagelin and our present ‘second generation’ 
leadership must be very visible and present to all levels in going forward now 
in remediating so much of what has been done before to the community of ™ here. 
 
 

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

 A most interesting moment at the Phoenix Rising meeting was to see how many in 
the audience raised their hands identified in their having been at the Amherst 
course when it was first asked that meditators move to Fairfield.  Those were 
not just pioneers heading West for land but radical Transcendentalists, coming 
forward like in the great European spiritual resettlements to America of 
transcendentalist separatists and of our American transcendentalist tradition. 
 

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

 Leadership availability with vision and mission,  
FW: Leadership would need to do more public meetings to listen with people. 
Work with people here to collaborate as to how are we going to go forward as a 
community.  Not an ‘us leading’ but what do ‘we’ want this to look like in 20 
years.  Their movement had become tired, old and boring. 
 

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

 This last year a surprising number of meditators who are retired with 
resources sold their houses and moved away. 
  
 A community can not afford this to happen where people move away with their 
checkbooks. 
 

 

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

 In the meagre Dome meditation numbers an alarming trend is a number of retired 
people of the old Fairfield meditating community with inherited or earned 
resources who have sold their houses and moved away with their checkbooks. 
  
 And some long time movement meditators recently moving/retiring to Fairfield 
with retirement resources and then moving out and selling their Fairfield house 
because the Dome/movement community experience was so stale. 
 

 

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

 from e-mail: My overall feeling is that the log jam at TM if released will 
free an enormous good to the world, to this country, and to individuals.

 

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

 

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons and there are folks in the 
scale in flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by 
the reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who a

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Running a social movement like running a large corporate or a civic community 
organization takes deft active methodical clarity in leadership skillsets of 
cheerleading. It is time now for our leadership to be available visibly 
distilling vision and sharing mission. 
 

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

 People can be knit together in large movement with clarity of mission and 
clear placement in organization.  Leadership clarity is what allows people to 
‘throw in’, join, and ‘buy-in’.  Hagelin and our present ‘second generation’ 
leadership must be very visible and present to all levels in going forward now 
in remediating so much of what has been done before to the community of ™ here. 
 
 

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

 A most interesting moment at the Phoenix Rising meeting was to see how many in 
the audience raised their hands identified in their having been at the Amherst 
course when it was first asked that meditators move to Fairfield.  Those were 
not just pioneers heading West for land but radical Transcendentalists, coming 
forward like in the great European spiritual resettlements to America of 
transcendentalist separatists and of our American transcendentalist tradition. 
 

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

 Leadership availability with vision and mission,  
FW: Leadership would need to do more public meetings to listen with people. 
Work with people here to collaborate as to how are we going to go forward as a 
community.  Not an ‘us leading’ but what do ‘we’ want this to look like in 20 
years.  Their movement had become tired, old and boring. 
 

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

 This last year a surprising number of meditators who are retired with 
resources sold their houses and moved away. 
  
 A community can not afford this to happen where people move away with their 
checkbooks. 
 

 

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

 In the meagre Dome meditation numbers an alarming trend is a number of retired 
people of the old Fairfield meditating community with inherited or earned 
resources who have sold their houses and moved away with their checkbooks. 
  
 And some long time movement meditators recently moving/retiring to Fairfield 
with retirement resources and then moving out and selling their Fairfield house 
because the Dome/movement community experience was so stale. 
 

 

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

 from e-mail: My overall feeling is that the log jam at TM if released will 
free an enormous good to the world, to this country, and to individuals.

 

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

 

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons and there are folks in the 
scale in flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by 
the reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who actively work against TM. 
 Though in orgs that I have been where opaque numbers and processes get opened 
and shared then everyone looks at them and sees what needs to be done with a 
whole lot better effectiveness and feeling about things. 
 To go forwards the n

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

People can be knit together in large movement with clarity of mission and clear 
placement in organization.  Leadership clarity is what allows people to ‘throw 
in’, join, and ‘buy-in’.  Hagelin and our present ‘second generation’ 
leadership must be very visible and present to all levels in going forward now 
in remediating so much of what has been done before to the community of ™ here. 
 
 

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

 A most interesting moment at the Phoenix Rising meeting was to see how many in 
the audience raised their hands identified in their having been at the Amherst 
course when it was first asked that meditators move to Fairfield.  Those were 
not just pioneers heading West for land but radical Transcendentalists, coming 
forward like in the great European spiritual resettlements to America of 
transcendentalist separatists and of our American transcendentalist tradition. 
 

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

 Leadership availability with vision and mission,  
FW: Leadership would need to do more public meetings to listen with people. 
Work with people here to collaborate as to how are we going to go forward as a 
community.  Not an ‘us leading’ but what do ‘we’ want this to look like in 20 
years.  Their movement had become tired, old and boring. 
 

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

 This last year a surprising number of meditators who are retired with 
resources sold their houses and moved away. 
  
 A community can not afford this to happen where people move away with their 
checkbooks. 
 

 

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

 In the meagre Dome meditation numbers an alarming trend is a number of retired 
people of the old Fairfield meditating community with inherited or earned 
resources who have sold their houses and moved away with their checkbooks. 
  
 And some long time movement meditators recently moving/retiring to Fairfield 
with retirement resources and then moving out and selling their Fairfield house 
because the Dome/movement community experience was so stale. 
 

 

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

 from e-mail: My overall feeling is that the log jam at TM if released will 
free an enormous good to the world, to this country, and to individuals.

 

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

 

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons and there are folks in the 
scale in flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by 
the reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who actively work against TM. 
 Though in orgs that I have been where opaque numbers and processes get opened 
and shared then everyone looks at them and sees what needs to be done with a 
whole lot better effectiveness and feeling about things. 
 To go forwards the narrative actively needs to be changed around TM on these 
things. That is always my recommend to the powers that Be on this. I’ll forward 
this thread for their review too. FFL is always useful this way.  
 

 

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

 From E-mail: Doug,  It appears, from the video Hagelin made f

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

A most interesting moment at the Phoenix Rising meeting was to see how many in 
the audience raised their hands identified in their having been at the Amherst 
course when it was first asked that meditators move to Fairfield.  Those were 
not just pioneers heading West for land but radical Transcendentalists, coming 
forward like in the great European spiritual resettlements to America of 
transcendentalist separatists and of our American transcendentalist tradition. 
 

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

 Leadership availability with vision and mission,  
FW: Leadership would need to do more public meetings to listen with people. 
Work with people here to collaborate as to how are we going to go forward as a 
community.  Not an ‘us leading’ but what do ‘we’ want this to look like in 20 
years.  Their movement had become tired, old and boring. 
 

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

 This last year a surprising number of meditators who are retired with 
resources sold their houses and moved away. 
  
 A community can not afford this to happen where people move away with their 
checkbooks. 
 

 

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

 In the meagre Dome meditation numbers an alarming trend is a number of retired 
people of the old Fairfield meditating community with inherited or earned 
resources who have sold their houses and moved away with their checkbooks. 
  
 And some long time movement meditators recently moving/retiring to Fairfield 
with retirement resources and then moving out and selling their Fairfield house 
because the Dome/movement community experience was so stale. 
 

 

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

 from e-mail: My overall feeling is that the log jam at TM if released will 
free an enormous good to the world, to this country, and to individuals.

 

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

 

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons and there are folks in the 
scale in flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by 
the reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who actively work against TM. 
 Though in orgs that I have been where opaque numbers and processes get opened 
and shared then everyone looks at them and sees what needs to be done with a 
whole lot better effectiveness and feeling about things. 
 To go forwards the narrative actively needs to be changed around TM on these 
things. That is always my recommend to the powers that Be on this. I’ll forward 
this thread for their review too. FFL is always useful this way.  
 

 

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

 From E-mail: Doug,  It appears, from the video Hagelin made for the national 
group meditation in which he mentioned repeatedly that you were sitting right 
in front of him, that you have his ear.

 I suggest you remind him that he supported objective and open standards for 
inclusion in presidential debates during his NLP years. In the same way, the 
Sidha community should be subject to objective and open standards with respect 
to inclusion in the dome, and anyone who is denied access should have an 

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Leadership availability with vision and mission,  
FW: Leadership would need to do more public meetings to listen with people. 
Work with people here to collaborate as to how are we going to go forward as a 
community.  Not an ‘us leading’ but what do ‘we’ want this to look like in 20 
years.  Their movement had become tired, old and boring. 
 

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

 This last year a surprising number of meditators who are retired with 
resources sold their houses and moved away. 
  
 A community can not afford this to happen where people move away with their 
checkbooks. 
 

 

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

 In the meagre Dome meditation numbers an alarming trend is a number of retired 
people of the old Fairfield meditating community with inherited or earned 
resources who have sold their houses and moved away with their checkbooks. 
  
 And some long time movement meditators recently moving/retiring to Fairfield 
with retirement resources and then moving out and selling their Fairfield house 
because the Dome/movement community experience was so stale. 
 

 

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

 from e-mail: My overall feeling is that the log jam at TM if released will 
free an enormous good to the world, to this country, and to individuals.

 

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

 

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons and there are folks in the 
scale in flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by 
the reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who actively work against TM. 
 Though in orgs that I have been where opaque numbers and processes get opened 
and shared then everyone looks at them and sees what needs to be done with a 
whole lot better effectiveness and feeling about things. 
 To go forwards the narrative actively needs to be changed around TM on these 
things. That is always my recommend to the powers that Be on this. I’ll forward 
this thread for their review too. FFL is always useful this way.  
 

 

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

 From E-mail: Doug,  It appears, from the video Hagelin made for the national 
group meditation in which he mentioned repeatedly that you were sitting right 
in front of him, that you have his ear.

 I suggest you remind him that he supported objective and open standards for 
inclusion in presidential debates during his NLP years. In the same way, the 
Sidha community should be subject to objective and open standards with respect 
to inclusion in the dome, and anyone who is denied access should have an 
appeals process available.
 


 

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

 Community Justice Panels (RJP’s) in Action
 However, they differ from other restorative practice in that they are 
generally wholly staffed by community volunteers.

 A 'Local' Response to Community Problems? A Critique of Community Justice 
Panels A key characteristic of the CJP process itself is that all participants 
are given the opportunity to speak about the incident, how it occurred, the 
impact as well as the consequences that it

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Om for critical mass. Economists observed that Iowa small towns need a minimum 
population of about 800 to survive.  That there is a local critical mass in 
communal economic activity that happens at around 800 people. 
 One could worry about the fragmented elements of the Fairfield meditating 
community. There are maybe 250 people up in M. Vedic City and 200 faculty and 
staff on campus making up a core ™ community.  Then there is the town 
meditating community that has been fragmented off from the more tru-believer 
movement of campus and M. Vedic City. Dome meditation numbers of 200 to 250 and 
tracking of aggregate totals of 400-500 actively meditating together in 
movement facilities. 
  
 Om tolls the bell.. for Critical mass and group cohesion?
 

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

 This last year a surprising number of meditators who are retired with 
resources sold their houses and moved away. 
  
 A community can not afford this to happen where people move away with their 
checkbooks. 
 

 

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

 In the meagre Dome meditation numbers an alarming trend is a number of retired 
people of the old Fairfield meditating community with inherited or earned 
resources who have sold their houses and moved away with their checkbooks. 
  
 And some long time movement meditators recently moving/retiring to Fairfield 
with retirement resources and then moving out and selling their Fairfield house 
because the Dome/movement community experience was so stale. 
 

 

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

 from e-mail: My overall feeling is that the log jam at TM if released will 
free an enormous good to the world, to this country, and to individuals.

 

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

 

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons and there are folks in the 
scale in flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by 
the reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who actively work against TM. 
 Though in orgs that I have been where opaque numbers and processes get opened 
and shared then everyone looks at them and sees what needs to be done with a 
whole lot better effectiveness and feeling about things. 
 To go forwards the narrative actively needs to be changed around TM on these 
things. That is always my recommend to the powers that Be on this. I’ll forward 
this thread for their review too. FFL is always useful this way.  
 

 

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

 From E-mail: Doug,  It appears, from the video Hagelin made for the national 
group meditation in which he mentioned repeatedly that you were sitting right 
in front of him, that you have his ear.

 I suggest you remind him that he supported objective and open standards for 
inclusion in presidential debates during his NLP years. In the same way, the 
Sidha community should be subject to objective and open standards with respect 
to inclusion in the dome, and anyone who is denied access should have an 
appeals process available.
 


 

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

 Community Justice Panel

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

This last year a surprising number of meditators who are retired with resources 
sold their houses and moved away. 
  
 A community can not afford this to happen where people move away with their 
checkbooks. 
 

 

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

 In the meagre Dome meditation numbers an alarming trend is a number of retired 
people of the old Fairfield meditating community with inherited or earned 
resources who have sold their houses and moved away with their checkbooks. 
  
 And some long time movement meditators recently moving/retiring to Fairfield 
with retirement resources and then moving out and selling their Fairfield house 
because the Dome/movement community experience was so stale. 
 

 

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

 from e-mail: My overall feeling is that the log jam at TM if released will 
free an enormous good to the world, to this country, and to individuals.

 

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

 

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons and there are folks in the 
scale in flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by 
the reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who actively work against TM. 
 Though in orgs that I have been where opaque numbers and processes get opened 
and shared then everyone looks at them and sees what needs to be done with a 
whole lot better effectiveness and feeling about things. 
 To go forwards the narrative actively needs to be changed around TM on these 
things. That is always my recommend to the powers that Be on this. I’ll forward 
this thread for their review too. FFL is always useful this way.  
 

 

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

 From E-mail: Doug,  It appears, from the video Hagelin made for the national 
group meditation in which he mentioned repeatedly that you were sitting right 
in front of him, that you have his ear.

 I suggest you remind him that he supported objective and open standards for 
inclusion in presidential debates during his NLP years. In the same way, the 
Sidha community should be subject to objective and open standards with respect 
to inclusion in the dome, and anyone who is denied access should have an 
appeals process available.
 


 

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

 Community Justice Panels (RJP’s) in Action
 However, they differ from other restorative practice in that they are 
generally wholly staffed by community volunteers.

 A 'Local' Response to Community Problems? A Critique of Community Justice 
Panels A key characteristic of the CJP process itself is that all participants 
are given the opportunity to speak about the incident, how it occurred, the 
impact as well as the consequences that it has had.
 4
 Usually the offender speaks first so that the circumstances around the 
incident can be heard. The victim is then able to share his/her experience, to 
ask the offender questions and suggest ways in which the harm could be 
repaired. At the end of the meeting an agreement is drawn up, with all parties 
having a say in the content,
 5
 which outlines the activities the offender is

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

In the meagre Dome meditation numbers an alarming trend is a number of retired 
people of the old Fairfield meditating community with inherited or earned 
resources who have sold their houses and moved away with their checkbooks. 
  
 And some long time movement meditators recently moving/retiring to Fairfield 
with retirement resources and then moving out and selling their Fairfield house 
because the Dome/movement community experience was so stale. 
 

 

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

 from e-mail: My overall feeling is that the log jam at TM if released will 
free an enormous good to the world, to this country, and to individuals.

 

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

 

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons and there are folks in the 
scale in flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by 
the reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who actively work against TM. 
 Though in orgs that I have been where opaque numbers and processes get opened 
and shared then everyone looks at them and sees what needs to be done with a 
whole lot better effectiveness and feeling about things. 
 To go forwards the narrative actively needs to be changed around TM on these 
things. That is always my recommend to the powers that Be on this. I’ll forward 
this thread for their review too. FFL is always useful this way.  
 

 

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

 From E-mail: Doug,  It appears, from the video Hagelin made for the national 
group meditation in which he mentioned repeatedly that you were sitting right 
in front of him, that you have his ear.

 I suggest you remind him that he supported objective and open standards for 
inclusion in presidential debates during his NLP years. In the same way, the 
Sidha community should be subject to objective and open standards with respect 
to inclusion in the dome, and anyone who is denied access should have an 
appeals process available.
 


 

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

 Community Justice Panels (RJP’s) in Action
 However, they differ from other restorative practice in that they are 
generally wholly staffed by community volunteers.

 A 'Local' Response to Community Problems? A Critique of Community Justice 
Panels A key characteristic of the CJP process itself is that all participants 
are given the opportunity to speak about the incident, how it occurred, the 
impact as well as the consequences that it has had.
 4
 Usually the offender speaks first so that the circumstances around the 
incident can be heard. The victim is then able to share his/her experience, to 
ask the offender questions and suggest ways in which the harm could be 
repaired. At the end of the meeting an agreement is drawn up, with all parties 
having a say in the content,
 5
 which outlines the activities the offender is required to carry out and the 
timeframe in which it needs to be completed. 
 Activities may include a direct gesture such as mending broken property, 
providing financial recompense, writing a letter of apology to the 
victim,staying away from a particular area/

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

from e-mail: My overall feeling is that the log jam at TM if released will free 
an enormous good to the world, to this country, and to individuals.

 

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

 

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons and there are folks in the 
scale in flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by 
the reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who actively work against TM. 
 Though in orgs that I have been where opaque numbers and processes get opened 
and shared then everyone looks at them and sees what needs to be done with a 
whole lot better effectiveness and feeling about things. 
 To go forwards the narrative actively needs to be changed around TM on these 
things. That is always my recommend to the powers that Be on this. I’ll forward 
this thread for their review too. FFL is always useful this way.  
 

 

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

 From E-mail: Doug,  It appears, from the video Hagelin made for the national 
group meditation in which he mentioned repeatedly that you were sitting right 
in front of him, that you have his ear.

 I suggest you remind him that he supported objective and open standards for 
inclusion in presidential debates during his NLP years. In the same way, the 
Sidha community should be subject to objective and open standards with respect 
to inclusion in the dome, and anyone who is denied access should have an 
appeals process available.
 


 

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

 Community Justice Panels (RJP’s) in Action
 However, they differ from other restorative practice in that they are 
generally wholly staffed by community volunteers.

 A 'Local' Response to Community Problems? A Critique of Community Justice 
Panels A key characteristic of the CJP process itself is that all participants 
are given the opportunity to speak about the incident, how it occurred, the 
impact as well as the consequences that it has had.
 4
 Usually the offender speaks first so that the circumstances around the 
incident can be heard. The victim is then able to share his/her experience, to 
ask the offender questions and suggest ways in which the harm could be 
repaired. At the end of the meeting an agreement is drawn up, with all parties 
having a say in the content,
 5
 which outlines the activities the offender is required to carry out and the 
timeframe in which it needs to be completed. 
 Activities may include a direct gesture such as mending broken property, 
providing financial recompense, writing a letter of apology to the 
victim,staying away from a particular area/person, or an indirect gesture such 
as community
 

 =..
 Fourth, the term community tends to conjure up positive images of support and 
care and something that needs to be recovered to repair the moral fabric of 
society. However, this rosy view of what community offers and what it can 
achieve often glosses over the potential negative attitudes and responses that 
communities may harbour and a lack of contact and knowledge between individuals 
who make up those communities. Certainly in larger cities a

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

 Hagelin is pretty sensible about facts and data and policy in steering this. 
The communities of the institutions are a lot of work in (human) process. I 
wish him well and the best of fortune for all of us in this.  

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons with folks in the scale in 
flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by the 
reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who actively work against TM. 
 Though in orgs that I have been where opaque numbers and processes get opened 
and shared then everyone looks at them and sees what needs to be done with a 
whole lot better effectiveness and feeling about things. 
 To go forwards the narrative actively needs to be changed around TM on these 
things. That is always my recommend to the powers that Be on this. I’ll forward 
this thread for their review too. FFL is always useful this way.  
 

 

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

 From E-mail: Doug,  It appears, from the video Hagelin made for the national 
group meditation in which he mentioned repeatedly that you were sitting right 
in front of him, that you have his ear.

 I suggest you remind him that he supported objective and open standards for 
inclusion in presidential debates during his NLP years. In the same way, the 
Sidha community should be subject to objective and open standards with respect 
to inclusion in the dome, and anyone who is denied access should have an 
appeals process available.
 


 

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

 Community Justice Panels (RJP’s) in Action
 However, they differ from other restorative practice in that they are 
generally wholly staffed by community volunteers.

 A 'Local' Response to Community Problems? A Critique of Community Justice 
Panels A key characteristic of the CJP process itself is that all participants 
are given the opportunity to speak about the incident, how it occurred, the 
impact as well as the consequences that it has had.
 4
 Usually the offender speaks first so that the circumstances around the 
incident can be heard. The victim is then able to share his/her experience, to 
ask the offender questions and suggest ways in which the harm could be 
repaired. At the end of the meeting an agreement is drawn up, with all parties 
having a say in the content,
 5
 which outlines the activities the offender is required to carry out and the 
timeframe in which it needs to be completed. 
 Activities may include a direct gesture such as mending broken property, 
providing financial recompense, writing a letter of apology to the 
victim,staying away from a particular area/person, or an indirect gesture such 
as community
 

 =..
 Fourth, the term community tends to conjure up positive images of support and 
care and something that needs to be recovered to repair the moral fabric of 
society. However, this rosy view of what community offers and what it can 
achieve often glosses over the potential negative attitudes and responses that 
communities may harbour and a lack of contact and knowledge between individuals 
who make up those communities. Certainly in larger cities and towns this 
becomes more problematic as community membership is often more transient and 
diverse. Even where communities are smaller and may have more developed links 
such as within Aboriginal communities, p

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

New TM.org Millennial-Gen meditators, since 2006.
  
 A Preservation vs. Evolution Conflict
 Belief-based Ashram-like group  vs. A Facilitating Organization for meditation 
practitioners?
 Conservation vs. Progressing
 Conservative vs. Progressive members.
 Unaffiliated meditators.
 Dispossessed meditators.
 

 

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

 The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons with folks in the scale in 
flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by the 
reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who actively work against TM. 
 Though in orgs that I have been where opaque numbers and processes get opened 
and shared then everyone looks at them and sees what needs to be done with a 
whole lot better effectiveness and feeling about things. 
 To go forwards the narrative actively needs to be changed around TM on these 
things. That is always my recommend to the powers that Be on this. I’ll forward 
this thread for their review too. FFL is always useful this way.  
 

 

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

 From E-mail: Doug,  It appears, from the video Hagelin made for the national 
group meditation in which he mentioned repeatedly that you were sitting right 
in front of him, that you have his ear.

 I suggest you remind him that he supported objective and open standards for 
inclusion in presidential debates during his NLP years. In the same way, the 
Sidha community should be subject to objective and open standards with respect 
to inclusion in the dome, and anyone who is denied access should have an 
appeals process available.
 


 

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

 Community Justice Panels (RJP’s) in Action
 However, they differ from other restorative practice in that they are 
generally wholly staffed by community volunteers.

 A 'Local' Response to Community Problems? A Critique of Community Justice 
Panels A key characteristic of the CJP process itself is that all participants 
are given the opportunity to speak about the incident, how it occurred, the 
impact as well as the consequences that it has had.
 4
 Usually the offender speaks first so that the circumstances around the 
incident can be heard. The victim is then able to share his/her experience, to 
ask the offender questions and suggest ways in which the harm could be 
repaired. At the end of the meeting an agreement is drawn up, with all parties 
having a say in the content,
 5
 which outlines the activities the offender is required to carry out and the 
timeframe in which it needs to be completed. 
 Activities may include a direct gesture such as mending broken property, 
providing financial recompense, writing a letter of apology to the 
victim,staying away from a particular area/person, or an indirect gesture such 
as community
 

 =..
 Fourth, the term community tends to conjure up positive images of support and 
care and something that needs to be recovered to repair the moral fabric of 
society. However, this rosy view of what community offers and what it can 
achieve often glosses over the potential negative attitudes and responses that 
communities may harbour and a lack of contact and knowledge between individuals 
who make up those communities. Certainly in larger cities and towns this 
becomes more problematic as community membership is often more transient and 
diverse. Even where commun

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

The deal now is that no one at the top of the org can rule simply by decree. 
Bevan was de-fanged by moving him over. The ™ movement now after Maharishi is 
something of 'democratic-corporate' ruled by boards of trustees, the equivalent 
of executive VP’s (Raja?) and then a class of powerful administrative 
apparatchiks. 
 Maharishi did not leave a guru behind him.  Anyone in leadership has to bring 
people who are around them along on policy. There are people and coalitions at 
all levels with different feelings and interests in all of this. In a spectrum 
of formed values (culture) it is sort of like you have tru-believer devotee or 
faith-based types who fundamentally are not wont to change anything bound by a 
fear of losing 'the purity of the teaching' and then effective practitioners 
who hope to have things work out for good reasons with folks in the scale in 
flux in between.  And, they all now are constrained very much more by the 
reality of budgets and numbers and performance.  
 

 

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

 Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who actively work against TM. 
 Though in orgs that I have been where opaque numbers and processes get opened 
and shared then everyone looks at them and sees what needs to be done with a 
whole lot better effectiveness and feeling about things. 
 To go forwards the narrative actively needs to be changed around TM on these 
things. That is always my recommend to the powers that Be on this. I’ll forward 
this thread for their review too. FFL is always useful this way.  
 

 

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

 From E-mail: Doug,  It appears, from the video Hagelin made for the national 
group meditation in which he mentioned repeatedly that you were sitting right 
in front of him, that you have his ear.

 I suggest you remind him that he supported objective and open standards for 
inclusion in presidential debates during his NLP years. In the same way, the 
Sidha community should be subject to objective and open standards with respect 
to inclusion in the dome, and anyone who is denied access should have an 
appeals process available.
 


 

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

 Community Justice Panels (RJP’s) in Action
 However, they differ from other restorative practice in that they are 
generally wholly staffed by community volunteers.

 A 'Local' Response to Community Problems? A Critique of Community Justice 
Panels A key characteristic of the CJP process itself is that all participants 
are given the opportunity to speak about the incident, how it occurred, the 
impact as well as the consequences that it has had.
 4
 Usually the offender speaks first so that the circumstances around the 
incident can be heard. The victim is then able to share his/her experience, to 
ask the offender questions and suggest ways in which the harm could be 
repaired. At the end of the meeting an agreement is drawn up, with all parties 
having a say in the content,
 5
 which outlines the activities the offender is required to carry out and the 
timeframe in which it needs to be completed. 
 Activities may include a direct gesture such as mending broken property, 
providing financial recompense, writing a letter of apology to the 
victim,staying away from a particular area/person, or an indirect gesture such 
as community
 

 =..
 Fourth, the term community tends to conjure up positive images of support and 
care and something that needs to be recovered to repair the moral fabric of 
society. However, this rosy view of what community offers and what it can 
achieve often glosses over the potential negative attitudes and responses that 
communities may harbour and a lack of contact and knowledge between individuals 
who make up those communities. Certainly in larger cities and towns this 
becomes more problematic as community membership is often more transient and 
diverse. Even where communities are smaller and may have more developed links 
such as within Aboriginal communities, problems still arise. Dickson-Gilmore 
and La Prairie (2005) and VALS (2004) highlight that many young people within 
these communities have often experienced sexual and physical violence at the 
hands ofcare givers and older community members, so relying on and involvin

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Thanks, this is an interesting note to the problems at hand in meditating 
Fairfield, Iowa.  I feel a similar way about publishing the admin guidelines 
for people being in the Domes. The guidelines ought to be on a web page where 
they can be read. It is an opportunity to be clear about our mission that way. 
One would think that if they can’t be shared then something must be wrong with 
them.  
 But there is a cautious element at the upper levels who have some PTS around 
sharing anything for fear that ‘negative people’ will use any information given 
out against the movement. This is an old wound that makes some immobile on 
opening financials or the guidelines.  Certainly there are people and some 
groups out there who actively work against TM. 
 Though in orgs that I have been where opaque numbers and processes get opened 
and shared then everyone looks at them and sees what needs to be done with a 
whole lot better effectiveness and feeling about things. To go forwards the 
narrative actively needs to be changed around TM on these things. That is 
always my recommend to the powers that Be on this. I’ll forward this thread for 
their review too. FFL is always useful this way.  
 

 

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

 From E-mail: Doug,  It appears, from the video Hagelin made for the national 
group meditation in which he mentioned repeatedly that you were sitting right 
in front of him, that you have his ear.

 I suggest you remind him that he supported objective and open standards for 
inclusion in presidential debates during his NLP years. In the same way, the 
Sidha community should be subject to objective and open standards with respect 
to inclusion in the dome, and anyone who is denied access should have an 
appeals process available.
 


 

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

 Community Justice Panels (RJP’s) in Action
 However, they differ from other restorative practice in that they are 
generally wholly staffed by community volunteers.

 A 'Local' Response to Community Problems? A Critique of Community Justice 
Panels A key characteristic of the CJP process itself is that all participants 
are given the opportunity to speak about the incident, how it occurred, the 
impact as well as the consequences that it has had.
 4
 Usually the offender speaks first so that the circumstances around the 
incident can be heard. The victim is then able to share his/her experience, to 
ask the offender questions and suggest ways in which the harm could be 
repaired. At the end of the meeting an agreement is drawn up, with all parties 
having a say in the content,
 5
 which outlines the activities the offender is required to carry out and the 
timeframe in which it needs to be completed. 
 Activities may include a direct gesture such as mending broken property, 
providing financial recompense, writing a letter of apology to the 
victim,staying away from a particular area/person, or an indirect gesture such 
as community
 

 =..
 Fourth, the term community tends to conjure up positive images of support and 
care and something that needs to be recovered to repair the moral fabric of 
society. However, this rosy view of what community offers and what it can 
achieve often glosses over the potential negative attitudes and responses that 
communities may harbour and a lack of contact and knowledge between individuals 
who make up those communities. Certainly in larger cities and towns this 
becomes more problematic as community membership is often more transient and 
diverse. Even where communities are smaller and may have more developed links 
such as within Aboriginal communities, problems still arise. Dickson-Gilmore 
and La Prairie (2005) and VALS (2004) highlight that many young people within 
these communities have often experienced sexual and physical violence at the 
hands ofcare givers and older community members, so relying on and involving 
these individuals may undermine the perceived legitimacy and thus impact of the 
process.

 
http://restorativejustice.org/rj-library/a-local-response-to-community-problems-a-critique-of-community-justice-panels/12353/
 


 

 

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

 To help increase acceptance of the meditating community in Fairfield to the 
Dome meditation, could we open an emergency edit of the National Guidelines for 
group meditations and the Domes and strike those 'non-compete' clauses around 
people practicing or promoting other systems of non-Maharishi 
jyotish/astrology? 

 An edit was done previously around the exclusion of people teaching 
non-Maharishi Yoga.  This month now let us strike the non-compete language and 
stop holding the ‘Dome Badge’ over a meditating community as a primary means to 
discipling a workforce (the re-certs) otherwise.  Put the disciplining of 
movement employees otherwise over to human resource people or the legal 
department.  The blanket ‘non-compete' clauses using the Dome badge as a 
prefer

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

From E-mail: Doug,  It appears, from the video Hagelin made for the national 
group meditation in which he mentioned repeatedly that you were sitting right 
in front of him, that you have his ear.

 I suggest you remind him that he supported objective and open standards for 
inclusion in presidential debates during his NLP years. In the same way, the 
Sidha community should be subject to objective and open standards with respect 
to inclusion in the dome, and anyone who is denied access should have an 
appeals process available.
 


 

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

 Community Justice Panels (RJP’s) in Action
 However, they differ from other restorative practice in that they are 
generally wholly staffed by community volunteers.

 A 'Local' Response to Community Problems? A Critique of Community Justice 
Panels A key characteristic of the CJP process itself is that all participants 
are given the opportunity to speak about the incident, how it occurred, the 
impact as well as the consequences that it has had.
 4
 Usually the offender speaks first so that the circumstances around the 
incident can be heard. The victim is then able to share his/her experience, to 
ask the offender questions and suggest ways in which the harm could be 
repaired. At the end of the meeting an agreement is drawn up, with all parties 
having a say in the content,
 5
 which outlines the activities the offender is required to carry out and the 
timeframe in which it needs to be completed. 
 Activities may include a direct gesture such as mending broken property, 
providing financial recompense, writing a letter of apology to the 
victim,staying away from a particular area/person, or an indirect gesture such 
as community
 

 =..
 Fourth, the term community tends to conjure up positive images of support and 
care and something that needs to be recovered to repair the moral fabric of 
society. However, this rosy view of what community offers and what it can 
achieve often glosses over the potential negative attitudes and responses that 
communities may harbour and a lack of contact and knowledge between individuals 
who make up those communities. Certainly in larger cities and towns this 
becomes more problematic as community membership is often more transient and 
diverse. Even where communities are smaller and may have more developed links 
such as within Aboriginal communities, problems still arise. Dickson-Gilmore 
and La Prairie (2005) and VALS (2004) highlight that many young people within 
these communities have often experienced sexual and physical violence at the 
hands ofcare givers and older community members, so relying on and involving 
these individuals may undermine the perceived legitimacy and thus impact of the 
process.

 
http://restorativejustice.org/rj-library/a-local-response-to-community-problems-a-critique-of-community-justice-panels/12353/
 


 

 

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

 To help increase acceptance of the meditating community in Fairfield to the 
Dome meditation, could we open an emergency edit of the National Guidelines for 
group meditations and the Domes and strike those 'non-compete' clauses around 
people practicing or promoting other systems of non-Maharishi 
jyotish/astrology? 

 An edit was done previously around the exclusion of people teaching 
non-Maharishi Yoga.  This month now let us strike the non-compete language and 
stop holding the ‘Dome Badge’ over a meditating community as a primary means to 
discipling a workforce (the re-certs) otherwise.  Put the disciplining of 
movement employees otherwise over to human resource people or the legal 
department.  The blanket ‘non-compete' clauses using the Dome badge as a 
preferred weapon to interface with the community are needlessly antagonizing to 
the larger mission of our having a substantial communal group meditation in 
Fairfield.  

 Right now let us move at least on letting/inviting our avid jyotish 
practicing/promoting alumni of the movement back in the Dome with the rest of 
us who would practice ™ and the ™-Sidhis there. 

 This would be a major telegraph to the community that something has changed.
 

 

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

 Coffee haus satsanga notes: 

 The meditating community here needs acknowledgment, appreciation, gratitude, 
and sympathy.  Don’t just feed the mind with ‘knowledge’ meetings.  Meditators 
here also go to saints there because they feel better there. The ‘feel good’ 
was lost in the TM community because of the virulent TM culture of demeaning,  
patronizing, shady dealings. 

 

 

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

 Responding, 

 For those on fixed incomes.. offer MVVTechnologies and Punchakarma at an 
affordable price.. when most are on social security at $900 or so month, if 
that… there is no discretionary income left over..  It certainly is bad Karma 
to let our brothers and sister die early.. or get sick.

 

 

---In FairfieldLife

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Community Justice Panels (RJP’s) in Action
 However, they differ from other restorative practice in that they are 
generally wholly staffed by community volunteers.

 A 'Local' Response to Community Problems? A Critique of Community Justice 
Panels A key characteristic of the CJP process itself is that all participants 
are given the opportunity to speak about the incident, how it occurred, the 
impact as well as the consequences that it has had.
 4
 Usually the offender speaks first so that the circumstances around the 
incident can be heard. The victim is then able to share his/her experience, to 
ask the offender questions and suggest ways in which the harm could be 
repaired. At the end of the meeting an agreement is drawn up, with all parties 
having a say in the content,
 5
 which outlines the activities the offender is required to carry out and the 
timeframe in which it needs to be completed. 
 Activities may include a direct gesture such as mending broken property, 
providing financial recompense, writing a letter of apology to the 
victim,staying away from a particular area/person, or an indirect gesture such 
as community
 

 =..
 Fourth, the term community tends to conjure up positive images of support and 
care and something that needs to be recovered to repair the moral fabric of 
society. However, this rosy view of what community offers and what it can 
achieve often glosses over the potential negative attitudes and responses that 
communities may harbour and a lack of contact and knowledge between individuals 
who make up those communities. Certainly in larger cities and towns this 
becomes more problematic as community membership is often more transient and 
diverse. Even where communities are smaller and may have more developed links 
such as within Aboriginal communities, problems still arise. Dickson-Gilmore 
and La Prairie (2005) and VALS (2004) highlight that many young people within 
these communities have often experienced sexual and physical violence at the 
hands ofcare givers and older community members, so relying on and involving 
these individuals may undermine the perceived legitimacy and thus impact of the 
process.

 
http://restorativejustice.org/rj-library/a-local-response-to-community-problems-a-critique-of-community-justice-panels/12353/
 


 

 

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

 To help increase acceptance of the meditating community in Fairfield to the 
Dome meditation, could we open an emergency edit of the National Guidelines for 
group meditations and the Domes and strike those 'non-compete' clauses around 
people practicing or promoting other systems of non-Maharishi 
jyotish/astrology? 

 An edit was done previously around the exclusion of people teaching 
non-Maharishi Yoga.  This month now let us strike the non-compete language and 
stop holding the ‘Dome Badge’ over a meditating community as a primary means to 
discipling a workforce (the re-certs) otherwise.  Put the disciplining of 
movement employees otherwise over to human resource people or the legal 
department.  The blanket ‘non-compete' clauses using the Dome badge as a 
preferred weapon to interface with the community are needlessly antagonizing to 
the larger mission of our having a substantial communal group meditation in 
Fairfield.  

 Right now let us move at least on letting/inviting our avid jyotish 
practicing/promoting alumni of the movement back in the Dome with the rest of 
us who would practice ™ and the ™-Sidhis there. 

 This would be a major telegraph to the community that something has changed.
 

 

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

 Coffee haus satsanga notes: 

 The meditating community here needs acknowledgment, appreciation, gratitude, 
and sympathy.  Don’t just feed the mind with ‘knowledge’ meetings.  Meditators 
here also go to saints there because they feel better there. The ‘feel good’ 
was lost in the TM community because of the virulent TM culture of demeaning,  
patronizing, shady dealings. 

 

 

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

 Responding, 

 For those on fixed incomes.. offer MVVTechnologies and Punchakarma at an 
affordable price.. when most are on social security at $900 or so month, if 
that… there is no discretionary income left over..  It certainly is bad Karma 
to let our brothers and sister die early.. or get sick.

 

 

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

 Notes from the meditating FF Cafe Satsanga:
 

 "You need a lot more smaller working meetings with conscious people of the 
community. Not more big top-down podium table meetings.

  
 People who are active in life here are not going to come to a top-down podium 
meeting where the microphone is open in the way that happens in Fairfield 
meditating public meetings that reinforce a top-down patriarchy.  That is tired 
and boring and people who are about life are not going to go there." 
 

 

 "They are terrified about losing control of some vedic idea."  

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

To help increase acceptance of the meditating community in Fairfield to the 
Dome meditation, could we open an emergency edit of the National Guidelines for 
group meditations and the Domes and strike those 'non-compete' clauses around 
people practicing or promoting other systems of non-Maharishi 
jyotish/astrology? 

 An edit was done previously around the exclusion of people teaching 
non-Maharishi Yoga.  This month now let us strike the non-compete language and 
stop holding the ‘Dome Badge’ over a meditating community as a primary means to 
discipling a workforce (the re-certs) otherwise.  Put the disciplining of 
movement employees otherwise over to human resource people or the legal 
department.  The blanket ‘non-compete' clauses using the Dome badge as a 
preferred weapon to interface with the community are needlessly antagonizing to 
the larger mission of our having a substantial communal group meditation in 
Fairfield.  

 Right now let us move at least on letting/inviting our avid jyotish 
practicing/promoting alumni of the movement back in the Dome with the rest of 
us who would practice ™ and the ™-Sidhis there. 

 This would be a major telegraph to the community that something has changed.
 

 

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

 Coffee haus satsanga notes: 

 The meditating community here needs acknowledgment, appreciation, gratitude, 
and sympathy.  Don’t just feed the mind with ‘knowledge’ meetings.  Meditators 
here also go to saints there because they feel better there. The ‘feel good’ 
was lost in the TM community because of the virulent TM culture of demeaning,  
patronizing, shady dealings. 

 

 

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

 Responding, 

 For those on fixed incomes.. offer MVVTechnologies and Punchakarma at an 
affordable price.. when most are on social security at $900 or so month, if 
that… there is no discretionary income left over..  It certainly is bad Karma 
to let our brothers and sister die early.. or get sick.

 

 

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

 Notes from the meditating FF Cafe Satsanga:
 

 "You need a lot more smaller working meetings with conscious people of the 
community. Not more big top-down podium table meetings.

  
 People who are active in life here are not going to come to a top-down podium 
meeting where the microphone is open in the way that happens in Fairfield 
meditating public meetings that reinforce a top-down patriarchy.  That is tired 
and boring and people who are about life are not going to go there." 
 

 

 "They are terrified about losing control of some vedic idea."  
  
 "Meditators effectively making life in Fairfield are about their business and 
lives and less likely to show up at a meeting with people who do not have 
personal filters.  They (leadership) should meet with people here who are about 
it doing community life."  
 

 "The movement has long shut the door on being included in the broader sense 
into a dynamic inclusive community that is meditating Fairfield.  The people 
who are making community happen were out of town that week visiting Ammachi.  
The admin will make their conclusions about what is not in their own minds from 
that?"  
 


"..It is not about ™, we all grew up here and made lives.  The campus is 
tangential to life in Fairfield." 

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

 FW:  Wake things up, open a starbucks outside the dome in the am.. 
 

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

 Increasing Means of support: 

 FW:  Buy on Amazon, Ebay = Donate to the Meditation Assembly

 

 An average of 5% of any purchase on Amazon, Ebay, and 250 other online stores 
will go the Invincible America meditation Assembly if you go to the following 
website (brightFutureNews.com) and click the green bar in order to go to the 
store you want:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/s hops?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/shops?a=cipek

 

 Just click on the above link,  ​then ​
click on the green bar to shop, and choose among 250 shops, including Amazon, 
Ebay, and hundreds of other online stores.
 

 About half of the amount donated by the store will go directly to the IAA 
general fund, and about half will go directly to individuals and help 
meditators stay on the IAA and continue to uphold the United States to be more 
peaceful, just, free, and unified. 
 

 If meditators would like to receive support in half of the  ​donated amount 
(average 5% of purchase)​
 from every purchase ​ by others that​
 they inspire, they can sign up to become an affiliate member by clicking on 
the following link:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/m embers?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/members?a=cipek

 

 If you  ​sign up to become a member via that link​
, you can send your own link to others, and will receive about half of the 
approximate 5% of every purchase your friends generate with their purchases. 
The other half of that approximately 5% will go to the IAA general fund. 

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Coffee haus satsanga notes: 

 The meditating community here needs acknowledgment, appreciation, gratitude, 
and sympathy.  Don’t just feed the mind with ‘knowledge’ meetings.  Meditators 
here also go to saints there because they feel better there. The ‘feel good’ 
was lost in the TM community because of the virulent TM culture of demeaning,  
patronizing, shady dealings. 

 

 

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

 Responding, 

 For those on fixed incomes.. offer MVVTechnologies and Punchakarma at an 
affordable price.. when most are on social security at $900 or so month, if 
that… there is no discretionary income left over..  It certainly is bad Karma 
to let our brothers and sister die early.. or get sick.

 

 

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

 Notes from the meditating FF Cafe Satsanga:
 

 "You need a lot more smaller working meetings with conscious people of the 
community. Not more big top-down podium table meetings.

  
 People who are active in life here are not going to come to a top-down podium 
meeting where the microphone is open in the way that happens in Fairfield 
meditating public meetings that reinforce a top-down patriarchy.  That is tired 
and boring and people who are about life are not going to go there." 
 

 

 "They are terrified about losing control of some vedic idea."  
  
 "Meditators effectively making life in Fairfield are about their business and 
lives and less likely to show up at a meeting with people who do not have 
personal filters.  They (leadership) should meet with people here who are about 
it doing community life."  
 

 "The movement has long shut the door on being included in the broader sense 
into a dynamic inclusive community that is meditating Fairfield.  The people 
who are making community happen were out of town that week visiting Ammachi.  
The admin will make their conclusions about what is not in their own minds from 
that?"  
 


"..It is not about ™, we all grew up here and made lives.  The campus is 
tangential to life in Fairfield." 

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

 FW:  Wake things up, open a starbucks outside the dome in the am.. 
 

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

 Increasing Means of support: 

 FW:  Buy on Amazon, Ebay = Donate to the Meditation Assembly

 

 An average of 5% of any purchase on Amazon, Ebay, and 250 other online stores 
will go the Invincible America meditation Assembly if you go to the following 
website (brightFutureNews.com) and click the green bar in order to go to the 
store you want:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/s hops?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/shops?a=cipek

 

 Just click on the above link,  ​then ​
click on the green bar to shop, and choose among 250 shops, including Amazon, 
Ebay, and hundreds of other online stores.
 

 About half of the amount donated by the store will go directly to the IAA 
general fund, and about half will go directly to individuals and help 
meditators stay on the IAA and continue to uphold the United States to be more 
peaceful, just, free, and unified. 
 

 If meditators would like to receive support in half of the  ​donated amount 
(average 5% of purchase)​
 from every purchase ​ by others that​
 they inspire, they can sign up to become an affiliate member by clicking on 
the following link:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/m embers?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/members?a=cipek

 

 If you  ​sign up to become a member via that link​
, you can send your own link to others, and will receive about half of the 
approximate 5% of every purchase your friends generate with their purchases. 
The other half of that approximately 5% will go to the IAA general fund. 
 

 Thank you very very much for helping move the Invincible America Assembly 
forward to create a bright future for us all. 

 


 

 

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

 FW: Start a Fairfield outreach program to get people here meditating again. 
Through course offerings and incentives to stay here like free or almost free 
continuing ed courses and university courses.. My old college still offers that 
to Alums..besides getting free box seats at the Cleveland orchestra.. yesss 
 

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

 
 from e-mail:
 BTW Dr. Nader told me that he would consider a course in fairfield at a cheap 
rate.
  
 ..suggest a big course , with Dr. Nader giving out to us all, over period of 2 
or 3 weeks daily in the dome his course or part of it before or after we do 
tm..etc.. Along with that.. or after a big course of us tsr invite others of 
our celebs promoting superradience.  Is it still impt. .??
 


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

 e-mail:
 Invite tsr and alumni retirees to help on projects.. this brings people 
together for a common cause..
 

 

 feste37 wrote:
  
 am so glad there is hope!  
  
 Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not go. 
  
 Salsunshineiniowa

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic

[William Leed wle...@aol.com [FairfieldLife]]

U may phone the institute no ingredients r required in India so email or call & 
ask, RE: the exact herb potion or give me its name & I will enquire when next 
there if I have the inclination to do so orU may now!



-Original Message-
From: sri...@ymail.com 
To: FairfieldLife 
Sent: Thu, Jul 13, 2017 7:00 pm
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day 
in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic




Ananda Sidhi Yog .ASY yes unmistakable mercury side effects. I ask in email is 
there mercury in this and the no response is a response. Note there is no 
ingredients lists provided.

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic

[srijau]

Ananda Sidhi Yog .ASY yes unmistakable mercury side effects. I ask in email is 
there mercury in this and the no response is a response. Note there is no 
ingredients lists provided.

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic

[William Leed wle...@aol.com [FairfieldLife]]

got a phone & to better connect & use my email address well delineated 4 Ur use!



-Original Message-
From: William Leed wle...@aol.com [FairfieldLife] 

To: FairfieldLife 
Sent: Wed, Jul 12, 2017 9:10 pm
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day 
in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic







Mercury not correct as far as I know but will ask when next present there & 
which herb may contain such exactly??  I go next, 2 Jan 18 or U may come with 
us me as well, now as well.


Re: your side affects understood but @ present we have NOT share enough facts 
as to hte herbs U uses when there I assume U were there but it may be an 
incorrect assumption is is correct or incorrect the assumption ? Have U been to 
his clinic or his brothers in New Delhi? Going again R U & will U thuis avoid 
the so far unmentioned or delineated herb?



-Original Message-
From: sri...@ymail.com 
To: FairfieldLife 
Sent: Wed, Jul 12, 2017 8:42 pm
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day 
in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic




its all Dr Raju? He uses mercury , not disclosed . I feel the side-effect.

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic

[William Leed wle...@aol.com [FairfieldLife]]

Mercury not correct as far as I know but will ask when next present there & 
which herb may contain such exactly??  I go next, 2 Jan 18 or U may come with 
us me as well, now as well.


Re: your side affects understood but @ present we have NOT share enough facts 
as to hte herbs U uses when there I assume U were there but it may be an 
incorrect assumption is is correct or incorrect the assumption ? Have U been to 
his clinic or his brothers in New Delhi? Going again R U & will U thuis avoid 
the so far unmentioned or delineated herb?



-Original Message-
From: sri...@ymail.com 
To: FairfieldLife 
Sent: Wed, Jul 12, 2017 8:42 pm
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day 
in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic




its all Dr Raju? He uses mercury , not disclosed . I feel the side-effect.

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic

[srijau]

its all Dr Raju? He uses mercury , not disclosed . I feel the side-effect.

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic

[William Leed wle...@aol.com [FairfieldLife]]

Google  Dr Raju & or as well Ayurvedic institute in Hyderabad India. I am not  
where I can access easily my info regarding hte same/ U may post to me Ur phone 
# & next week I may call re this info for U. Lots know of the institute in GFF 
IA as Mrs  Blackmour & 50 or so folks who attended the Dr talks at the Vedic 
hotel here. The hotel would or may have such as dore she.. Dr Nancy Lonsdorf or 
the Raj would well know of the same as well.



-Original Message-
From: sri...@ymail.com 
To: FairfieldLife 
Sent: Wed, Jul 12, 2017 5:50 pm
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day 
in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic




please let us know the website if this PK is good

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic

[srijau]

please let us know the website if this PK is good

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting PK & $ 92.00 a day in Hyderabad India Dr. Raju clinic

[William Leed wle...@aol.com [FairfieldLife]]

GREAT PK I am going again  this Jan 18 for 50 + days  join me? there?



-Original Message-
From: dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 
To: FairfieldLife 
Sent: Tue, Jul 11, 2017 10:45 pm
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting




Responding,


For those on fixed incomes.. offer MVVTechnologies and Punchakarma at an 
affordable price.. when most are on social security at $900 or so month, if 
that… there is no discretionary income left over..  It certainly is bad Karma 
to let our brothers and sister die early.. or get sick.





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


Notes from the meditating FF Cafe Satsanga:



"You need a lot more smaller working meetings with conscious people of the 
community. Not more big top-down podium table meetings.

 
People who are active in life here are not going to come to a top-down podium 
meeting where the microphone is open in the way that happens in Fairfield 
meditating public meetings that reinforce a top-down patriarchy.  That is tired 
and boring and people who are about life are not going to go there." 






"They are terrified about losing control of some vedic idea."  
 
"Meditators effectively making life in Fairfield are about their business and 
lives and less likely to show up at a meeting with people who do not have 
personal filters.  They (leadership) should meet with people here who are about 
it doing community life."  


"The movement has long shut the door on being included in the broader sense 
into a dynamic inclusive community that is meditating Fairfield.  The people 
who are making community happen were out of town that week visiting Ammachi.   
The admin will make their conclusions about what is not in their own minds from 
that?"  


"..It is not about ™, we all grew up here and made lives.  The campus is 
tangential to life in Fairfield." 


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


FW: 
Wake things up, open a starbucks outside the dome in the am.. 



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


Increasing Means of support:


FW:  Buy on Amazon, Ebay = Donate to the Meditation Assembly




An average of 5% of any purchase on Amazon, Ebay, and 250 other online stores 
will go the Invincible America meditation Assembly if you go to the following 
website (brightFutureNews.com) and click the green bar in order to go to the 
store you want:


https://brightfuturenews.com/s hops?a=cipek



Just click on the above link, 
​then ​
click on the green bar to shop, and choose among 250 shops, including Amazon, 
Ebay, and hundreds of other online stores.


About half of the amount donated by the store will go directly to the IAA 
general fund, and about half will go directly to individuals and help 
meditators stay on the IAA and continue to uphold the United States to be more 
peaceful, just, free, and unified. 



If meditators would like to receive support in half of the 
​donated amount (average 5% of purchase)​
 from every purchase
​ by others that​
 they inspire, they can sign up to become an affiliate member by clicking on 
the following link:


https://brightfuturenews.com/m embers?a=cipek



If you 
​sign up to become a member via that link​
, you can send your own link to others, and will receive about half of the 
approximate 5% of every purchase your friends generate with their purchases. 
The other half of that approximately 5% will go to the IAA general fund. 


Thank you very very much for helping move the Invincible America Assembly 
forward to create a bright future for us all. 








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


FW:
Start a Fairfield outreach program to get people here meditating again. Through 
course offerings and incentives to stay here like free or almost free 
continuing ed courses and university courses.. My old college still offers that 
to Alums..besides getting free box seats at the Cleveland orchestra.. yesss 



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




from e-mail:
BTW Dr. Nader told me that he would consider a course in fairfield at a cheap 
rate.
 
..suggest a big course , with Dr. Nader giving out to us all, over period of 2 
or 3 weeks daily in the dome his course or part of it before or after we do 
tm..etc..   Along with that.. or after a big course of us tsr invite others of 
our celebs promoting superradience.  Is it still impt. .??



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


e-mail:

Invite tsr and alumni retirees to help on projects.. this brings people 
together for a common cause..





feste37 wrote:
 
 am so glad there is hope!  
 
Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not go. 
 
Salsunshineiniowa: No, I didn’t even know about it.  Supposedly there were 
flyers up all over, but I guess not where I shop.
 
There was scarcely a necktie in sight, and only a few Jai Guru Devs (which I 
suspect drive you crazy) were uttered.
 
 Hagelin even

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Responding, 

 For those on fixed incomes.. offer MVVTechnologies and Punchakarma at an 
affordable price.. when most are on social security at $900 or so month, if 
that… there is no discretionary income left over..  It certainly is bad Karma 
to let our brothers and sister die early.. or get sick.

 

 

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

 Notes from the meditating FF Cafe Satsanga:
 

 "You need a lot more smaller working meetings with conscious people of the 
community. Not more big top-down podium table meetings.

  
 People who are active in life here are not going to come to a top-down podium 
meeting where the microphone is open in the way that happens in Fairfield 
meditating public meetings that reinforce a top-down patriarchy.  That is tired 
and boring and people who are about life are not going to go there." 
 

 

 "They are terrified about losing control of some vedic idea."  
  
 "Meditators effectively making life in Fairfield are about their business and 
lives and less likely to show up at a meeting with people who do not have 
personal filters.  They (leadership) should meet with people here who are about 
it doing community life."  
 

 "The movement has long shut the door on being included in the broader sense 
into a dynamic inclusive community that is meditating Fairfield.  The people 
who are making community happen were out of town that week visiting Ammachi.  
The admin will make their conclusions about what is not in their own minds from 
that?"  
 


"..It is not about ™, we all grew up here and made lives.  The campus is 
tangential to life in Fairfield." 

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

 FW:  Wake things up, open a starbucks outside the dome in the am.. 
 

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

 Increasing Means of support: 

 FW:  Buy on Amazon, Ebay = Donate to the Meditation Assembly

 

 An average of 5% of any purchase on Amazon, Ebay, and 250 other online stores 
will go the Invincible America meditation Assembly if you go to the following 
website (brightFutureNews.com) and click the green bar in order to go to the 
store you want:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/s hops?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/shops?a=cipek

 

 Just click on the above link,  ​then ​
click on the green bar to shop, and choose among 250 shops, including Amazon, 
Ebay, and hundreds of other online stores.
 

 About half of the amount donated by the store will go directly to the IAA 
general fund, and about half will go directly to individuals and help 
meditators stay on the IAA and continue to uphold the United States to be more 
peaceful, just, free, and unified. 
 

 If meditators would like to receive support in half of the  ​donated amount 
(average 5% of purchase)​
 from every purchase ​ by others that​
 they inspire, they can sign up to become an affiliate member by clicking on 
the following link:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/m embers?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/members?a=cipek

 

 If you  ​sign up to become a member via that link​
, you can send your own link to others, and will receive about half of the 
approximate 5% of every purchase your friends generate with their purchases. 
The other half of that approximately 5% will go to the IAA general fund. 
 

 Thank you very very much for helping move the Invincible America Assembly 
forward to create a bright future for us all. 

 


 

 

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

 FW: Start a Fairfield outreach program to get people here meditating again. 
Through course offerings and incentives to stay here like free or almost free 
continuing ed courses and university courses.. My old college still offers that 
to Alums..besides getting free box seats at the Cleveland orchestra.. yesss 
 

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

 
 from e-mail:
 BTW Dr. Nader told me that he would consider a course in fairfield at a cheap 
rate.
  
 ..suggest a big course , with Dr. Nader giving out to us all, over period of 2 
or 3 weeks daily in the dome his course or part of it before or after we do 
tm..etc.. Along with that.. or after a big course of us tsr invite others of 
our celebs promoting superradience.  Is it still impt. .??
 


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

 e-mail:
 Invite tsr and alumni retirees to help on projects.. this brings people 
together for a common cause..
 

 

 feste37 wrote:
  
 am so glad there is hope!  
  
 Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not go. 
  
 Salsunshineiniowa: No, I didn’t even know about it.  Supposedly there were 
flyers up all over, but I guess not where I shop.
  
 There was scarcely a necktie in sight, and only a few Jai Guru Devs (which I 
suspect drive you crazy) were uttered.
  
 Hagelin even admitted that when he took over leadership of the movement, it 
was a "mess" regarding TM instruction. The fee was too high and no one was 
learning. Since then the fee has been lowered

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Notes from the meditating FF Cafe Satsanga:
 

 "You need a lot more smaller working meetings with conscious people of the 
community. Not more big top-down podium table meetings.

  
 People who are active in life here are not going to come to a top-down podium 
meeting where the microphone is open in the way that happens in Fairfield 
meditating public meetings that reinforce a top-down patriarchy.  That is tired 
and boring and people who are about life are not going to go there." 
 

 

 "They are terrified about losing control of some vedic idea."  
  
 "People making life in Fairfield are about their business and less likely to 
show up at a meeting with people who do not have personal filters.  They should 
meet with people who are about it doing community life."  
 

 "The movement has long shut the door on being included in the broader sense 
into a dynamic inclusive community that is meditating Fairfield.  The people 
who are making community happen were out of town that week visiting Ammachi.  
The admin will make their conclusions about what is not in their own minds from 
that?"  
 


"..It is not about ™, we all grew up here and made lives.  The campus is 
tangential to life in Fairfield." 

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

 FW:  Wake things up, open a starbucks outside the dome in the am.. 
 

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

 Increasing Means of support: 

 FW:  Buy on Amazon, Ebay = Donate to the Meditation Assembly

 

 An average of 5% of any purchase on Amazon, Ebay, and 250 other online stores 
will go the Invincible America meditation Assembly if you go to the following 
website (brightFutureNews.com) and click the green bar in order to go to the 
store you want:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/s hops?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/shops?a=cipek

 

 Just click on the above link,  ​then ​
click on the green bar to shop, and choose among 250 shops, including Amazon, 
Ebay, and hundreds of other online stores.
 

 About half of the amount donated by the store will go directly to the IAA 
general fund, and about half will go directly to individuals and help 
meditators stay on the IAA and continue to uphold the United States to be more 
peaceful, just, free, and unified. 
 

 If meditators would like to receive support in half of the  ​donated amount 
(average 5% of purchase)​
 from every purchase ​ by others that​
 they inspire, they can sign up to become an affiliate member by clicking on 
the following link:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/m embers?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/members?a=cipek

 

 If you  ​sign up to become a member via that link​
, you can send your own link to others, and will receive about half of the 
approximate 5% of every purchase your friends generate with their purchases. 
The other half of that approximately 5% will go to the IAA general fund. 
 

 Thank you very very much for helping move the Invincible America Assembly 
forward to create a bright future for us all. 

 


 

 

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

 FW: Start a Fairfield outreach program to get people here meditating again. 
Through course offerings and incentives to stay here like free or almost free 
continuing ed courses and university courses.. My old college still offers that 
to Alums..besides getting free box seats at the Cleveland orchestra.. yesss 
 

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

 
 from e-mail:
 BTW Dr. Nader told me that he would consider a course in fairfield at a cheap 
rate.
  
 ..suggest a big course , with Dr. Nader giving out to us all, over period of 2 
or 3 weeks daily in the dome his course or part of it before or after we do 
tm..etc.. Along with that.. or after a big course of us tsr invite others of 
our celebs promoting superradience.  Is it still impt. .??
 


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

 e-mail:
 Invite tsr and alumni retirees to help on projects.. this brings people 
together for a common cause..
 

 

 feste37 wrote:
  
 am so glad there is hope!  
  
 Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not go. 
  
 Salsunshineiniowa: No, I didn’t even know about it.  Supposedly there were 
flyers up all over, but I guess not where I shop.
  
 There was scarcely a necktie in sight, and only a few Jai Guru Devs (which I 
suspect drive you crazy) were uttered.
  
 Hagelin even admitted that when he took over leadership of the movement, it 
was a "mess" regarding TM instruction. The fee was too high and no one was 
learning. Since then the fee has been lowered and initiations have gone up.
  
 What’s it lowered to?  Let me guess…it’s still way too high.
  
 It must be the first time in history that a TM movement leader has admitted 
that anything at all in the movement was "a mess.” 
  
 


 


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

 Mail:   To bring our community together again one of the challenges of getting 
an extended huge group meditati

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

 Notes from the FF Cafe Satsanga:
 

 "They are terrified about losing control of some vedic idea."  
  
 "People making life in Fairfield are about their business and less likely to 
show up at a meeting with people who do not have personal filters.  They should 
meet with people who are about it doing community life."  
 

 "The movement has long shut the door on being included in the broader sense 
into a dynamic inclusive community that is meditating Fairfield.  The people 
who are making community happen were out of town that week visiting Ammachi.  
The admin will make their conclusions about what is not in their own minds from 
that?"  
 


"..It is not about ™, we all grew up here and made lives.  The campus is 
tangential to life in Fairfield." 

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

 FW:  Wake things up, open a starbucks outside the dome in the am.. 
 

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

 Increasing Means of support: 

 FW:  Buy on Amazon, Ebay = Donate to the Meditation Assembly

 

 An average of 5% of any purchase on Amazon, Ebay, and 250 other online stores 
will go the Invincible America meditation Assembly if you go to the following 
website (brightFutureNews.com) and click the green bar in order to go to the 
store you want:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/s hops?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/shops?a=cipek

 

 Just click on the above link,  ​then ​
click on the green bar to shop, and choose among 250 shops, including Amazon, 
Ebay, and hundreds of other online stores.
 

 About half of the amount donated by the store will go directly to the IAA 
general fund, and about half will go directly to individuals and help 
meditators stay on the IAA and continue to uphold the United States to be more 
peaceful, just, free, and unified. 
 

 If meditators would like to receive support in half of the  ​donated amount 
(average 5% of purchase)​
 from every purchase ​ by others that​
 they inspire, they can sign up to become an affiliate member by clicking on 
the following link:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/m embers?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/members?a=cipek

 

 If you  ​sign up to become a member via that link​
, you can send your own link to others, and will receive about half of the 
approximate 5% of every purchase your friends generate with their purchases. 
The other half of that approximately 5% will go to the IAA general fund. 
 

 Thank you very very much for helping move the Invincible America Assembly 
forward to create a bright future for us all. 

 


 

 

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

 FW: Start a Fairfield outreach program to get people here meditating again. 
Through course offerings and incentives to stay here like free or almost free 
continuing ed courses and university courses.. My old college still offers that 
to Alums..besides getting free box seats at the Cleveland orchestra.. yesss 
 

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

 
 from e-mail:
 BTW Dr. Nader told me that he would consider a course in fairfield at a cheap 
rate.
  
 ..suggest a big course , with Dr. Nader giving out to us all, over period of 2 
or 3 weeks daily in the dome his course or part of it before or after we do 
tm..etc.. Along with that.. or after a big course of us tsr invite others of 
our celebs promoting superradience.  Is it still impt. .??
 


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

 e-mail:
 Invite tsr and alumni retirees to help on projects.. this brings people 
together for a common cause..
 

 

 feste37 wrote:
  
 am so glad there is hope!  
  
 Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not go. 
  
 Salsunshineiniowa: No, I didn’t even know about it.  Supposedly there were 
flyers up all over, but I guess not where I shop.
  
 There was scarcely a necktie in sight, and only a few Jai Guru Devs (which I 
suspect drive you crazy) were uttered.
  
 Hagelin even admitted that when he took over leadership of the movement, it 
was a "mess" regarding TM instruction. The fee was too high and no one was 
learning. Since then the fee has been lowered and initiations have gone up.
  
 What’s it lowered to?  Let me guess…it’s still way too high.
  
 It must be the first time in history that a TM movement leader has admitted 
that anything at all in the movement was "a mess.” 
  
 


 


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

 Mail:   To bring our community together again one of the challenges of getting 
an extended huge group meditation together is sustainability.  We do have 1500 
or more sidhas in town to accomplish that. The trick is getting them back. We 
had some success in getting some friends interested in coming back but need 
more of them to come, and we need help from the University.  

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

 e-mail: We are supposed to be a family.. Pops talks to the whole family not 
just the favorite sons or favored daughter... The admin needs to

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

FW:  Wake things up, open a starbucks outside the dome in the am.. 
 

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

 Increasing Means of support: 

 FW:  Buy on Amazon, Ebay = Donate to the Meditation Assembly

 

 An average of 5% of any purchase on Amazon, Ebay, and 250 other online stores 
will go the Invincible America meditation Assembly if you go to the following 
website (brightFutureNews.com) and click the green bar in order to go to the 
store you want:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/s hops?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/shops?a=cipek

 

 Just click on the above link,  ​then ​
click on the green bar to shop, and choose among 250 shops, including Amazon, 
Ebay, and hundreds of other online stores.
 

 About half of the amount donated by the store will go directly to the IAA 
general fund, and about half will go directly to individuals and help 
meditators stay on the IAA and continue to uphold the United States to be more 
peaceful, just, free, and unified. 
 

 If meditators would like to receive support in half of the  ​donated amount 
(average 5% of purchase)​
 from every purchase ​ by others that​
 they inspire, they can sign up to become an affiliate member by clicking on 
the following link:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/m embers?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/members?a=cipek

 

 If you  ​sign up to become a member via that link​
, you can send your own link to others, and will receive about half of the 
approximate 5% of every purchase your friends generate with their purchases. 
The other half of that approximately 5% will go to the IAA general fund. 
 

 Thank you very very much for helping move the Invincible America Assembly 
forward to create a bright future for us all. 

 


 

 

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

 FW: Start a Fairfield outreach program to get people here meditating again. 
Through course offerings and incentives to stay here like free or almost free 
continuing ed courses and university courses.. My old college still offers that 
to Alums..besides getting free box seats at the Cleveland orchestra.. yesss 
 

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

 
 from e-mail:
 BTW Dr. Nader told me that he would consider a course in fairfield at a cheap 
rate.
  
 ..suggest a big course , with Dr. Nader giving out to us all, over period of 2 
or 3 weeks daily in the dome his course or part of it before or after we do 
tm..etc.. Along with that.. or after a big course of us tsr invite others of 
our celebs promoting superradience.  Is it still impt. .??
 


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

 e-mail:
 Invite tsr and alumni retirees to help on projects.. this brings people 
together for a common cause..
 

 

 feste37 wrote:
  
 am so glad there is hope!  
  
 Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not go. 
  
 Salsunshineiniowa: No, I didn’t even know about it.  Supposedly there were 
flyers up all over, but I guess not where I shop.
  
 There was scarcely a necktie in sight, and only a few Jai Guru Devs (which I 
suspect drive you crazy) were uttered.
  
 Hagelin even admitted that when he took over leadership of the movement, it 
was a "mess" regarding TM instruction. The fee was too high and no one was 
learning. Since then the fee has been lowered and initiations have gone up.
  
 What’s it lowered to?  Let me guess…it’s still way too high.
  
 It must be the first time in history that a TM movement leader has admitted 
that anything at all in the movement was "a mess.” 
  
 


 


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

 Mail:   To bring our community together again one of the challenges of getting 
an extended huge group meditation together is sustainability.  We do have 1500 
or more sidhas in town to accomplish that. The trick is getting them back. We 
had some success in getting some friends interested in coming back but need 
more of them to come, and we need help from the University.  

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

 e-mail: We are supposed to be a family.. Pops talks to the whole family not 
just the favorite sons or favored daughter... The admin needs to do this. Meet 
with people of the community. Not just one evening but several.. 
 


 
 FW:
  ..we also need continued access to admin to change things. For helping out, 
to gripe. etc. on a weekly or ongoing basis.. Sometimes it takes a lot of 
venting then people come around.. 

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

 From e-mail:   More meetings to solve issues should include tsr 
(town-super-radiance) members. or have meetings exclusively of tsr, Rich, 
working and poor who make their lives here, mixing with capable Trustees. 

 

 

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

 Some people are still here for altruistic reasons and are yet interested in 
the process of making something happen. People who are contentious and by 
nature uneasy or impatient with process likely may go crazy hav

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Means of support: 

 FW:  Buy on Amazon, Ebay = Donate to the Meditation Assembly

 

 An average of 5% of any purchase on Amazon, Ebay, and 250 other online stores 
will go the Invincible America meditation Assembly if you go to the following 
website (brightFutureNews.com) and click the green bar in order to go to the 
store you want:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/s hops?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/shops?a=cipek

 

 Just click on the above link,  ​then ​
click on the green bar to shop, and choose among 250 shops, including Amazon, 
Ebay, and hundreds of other online stores.
 

 About half of the amount donated by the store will go directly to the IAA 
general fund, and about half will go directly to individuals and help 
meditators stay on the IAA and continue to uphold the United States to be more 
peaceful, just, free, and unified. 
 

 If meditators would like to receive support in half of the  ​donated amount 
(average 5% of purchase)​
 from every purchase ​ by others that​
 they inspire, they can sign up to become an affiliate member by clicking on 
the following link:
 

 https://brightfuturenews.com/m embers?a=cipek 
https://brightfuturenews.com/members?a=cipek

 

 If you  ​sign up to become a member via that link​
, you can send your own link to others, and will receive about half of the 
approximate 5% of every purchase your friends generate with their purchases. 
The other half of that approximately 5% will go to the IAA general fund. 
 

 Thank you very very much for helping move the Invincible America Assembly 
forward to create a bright future for us all. 

 


 

 

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

 FW: Start a Fairfield outreach program to get people here meditating again. 
Through course offerings and incentives to stay here like free or almost free 
continuing ed courses and university courses.. My old college still offers that 
to Alums..besides getting free box seats at the Cleveland orchestra.. yesss 
 

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

 
 from e-mail:
 BTW Dr. Nader told me that he would consider a course in fairfield at a cheap 
rate.
  
 ..suggest a big course , with Dr. Nader giving out to us all, over period of 2 
or 3 weeks daily in the dome his course or part of it before or after we do 
tm..etc.. Along with that.. or after a big course of us tsr invite others of 
our celebs promoting superradience.  Is it still impt. .??
 


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

 e-mail:
 Invite tsr and alumni retirees to help on projects.. this brings people 
together for a common cause..
 

 

 feste37 wrote:
  
 am so glad there is hope!  
  
 Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not go. 
  
 Salsunshineiniowa: No, I didn’t even know about it.  Supposedly there were 
flyers up all over, but I guess not where I shop.
  
 There was scarcely a necktie in sight, and only a few Jai Guru Devs (which I 
suspect drive you crazy) were uttered.
  
 Hagelin even admitted that when he took over leadership of the movement, it 
was a "mess" regarding TM instruction. The fee was too high and no one was 
learning. Since then the fee has been lowered and initiations have gone up.
  
 What’s it lowered to?  Let me guess…it’s still way too high.
  
 It must be the first time in history that a TM movement leader has admitted 
that anything at all in the movement was "a mess.” 
  
 


 


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

 Mail:   To bring our community together again one of the challenges of getting 
an extended huge group meditation together is sustainability.  We do have 1500 
or more sidhas in town to accomplish that. The trick is getting them back. We 
had some success in getting some friends interested in coming back but need 
more of them to come, and we need help from the University.  

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

 e-mail: We are supposed to be a family.. Pops talks to the whole family not 
just the favorite sons or favored daughter... The admin needs to do this. Meet 
with people of the community. Not just one evening but several.. 
 


 
 FW:
  ..we also need continued access to admin to change things. For helping out, 
to gripe. etc. on a weekly or ongoing basis.. Sometimes it takes a lot of 
venting then people come around.. 

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

 From e-mail:   More meetings to solve issues should include tsr 
(town-super-radiance) members. or have meetings exclusively of tsr, Rich, 
working and poor who make their lives here, mixing with capable Trustees. 

 

 

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

 Some people are still here for altruistic reasons and are yet interested in 
the process of making something happen. People who are contentious and by 
nature uneasy or impatient with process likely may go crazy having to listen in 
on the process.  The folks who feel their big contribution is to tell why it 
won’t work? They get sidelined by 

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

FW: Start a Fairfield outreach program to get people here meditating again. 
Through course offerings and incentives to stay here like free or almost free 
continuing ed courses and university courses.. My old college still offers that 
to Alums..besides getting free box seats at the Cleveland orchestra.. yesss 
 

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

 
 from e-mail:
 BTW Dr. Nader told me that he would consider a course in fairfield at a cheap 
rate.
  
 ..suggest a big course , with Dr. Nader giving out to us all, over period of 2 
or 3 weeks daily in the dome his course or part of it before or after we do 
tm..etc.. Along with that.. or after a big course of us tsr invite others of 
our celebs promoting superradience.  Is it still impt. .??
 


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

 e-mail:
 Invite tsr and alumni retirees to help on projects.. this brings people 
together for a common cause..
 

 

 feste37 wrote:
  
 am so glad there is hope!  
  
 Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not go. 
  
 Salsunshineiniowa: No, I didn’t even know about it.  Supposedly there were 
flyers up all over, but I guess not where I shop.
  
 There was scarcely a necktie in sight, and only a few Jai Guru Devs (which I 
suspect drive you crazy) were uttered.
  
 Hagelin even admitted that when he took over leadership of the movement, it 
was a "mess" regarding TM instruction. The fee was too high and no one was 
learning. Since then the fee has been lowered and initiations have gone up.
  
 What’s it lowered to?  Let me guess…it’s still way too high.
  
 It must be the first time in history that a TM movement leader has admitted 
that anything at all in the movement was "a mess.” 
  
 


 


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

 Mail:   To bring our community together again one of the challenges of getting 
an extended huge group meditation together is sustainability.  We do have 1500 
or more sidhas in town to accomplish that. The trick is getting them back. We 
had some success in getting some friends interested in coming back but need 
more of them to come, and we need help from the University.  

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

 e-mail: We are supposed to be a family.. Pops talks to the whole family not 
just the favorite sons or favored daughter... The admin needs to do this. Meet 
with people of the community. Not just one evening but several.. 
 


 
 FW:
  ..we also need continued access to admin to change things. For helping out, 
to gripe. etc. on a weekly or ongoing basis.. Sometimes it takes a lot of 
venting then people come around.. 

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

 From e-mail:   More meetings to solve issues should include tsr 
(town-super-radiance) members. or have meetings exclusively of tsr, Rich, 
working and poor who make their lives here, mixing with capable Trustees. 

 

 

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

 Some people are still here for altruistic reasons and are yet interested in 
the process of making something happen. People who are contentious and by 
nature uneasy or impatient with process likely may go crazy having to listen in 
on the process.  The folks who feel their big contribution is to tell why it 
won’t work? They get sidelined by effective people who volunteer working on 
things. Civics seems a skill set.   
 

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

 They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  

 Collaborate?
 

 How many times. have we heard this now? They’ve been having meetings like this 
for decades now, nearly every time something awful happens and they need to put 
on a false show of reassurance.  You do know what the definition of insanity 
is, right, Doug?
 

 All they need is someone else in white up there and they’re all set for a 
scene straight out of the Leftovers.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 24, 2017, at 5:14 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com 
mailto:dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 

We’re a bunch of communal transcendental meditationists with a range of 
affiliation and some of them came down into town to show their hand of their 
own concern.  They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  
It begins with a lot of listening and consideration. Yes of course we know the 
past. This was a remarkable meeting in corporation.  
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:salsunshineini...@gmail.com> wrote :

 Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 
 
 On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[Sal Sunshine salsunshineini...@gmail.com [FairfieldLife]]

> On Jun 25, 2017, at 4:46 PM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 
>  wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> 
> from e-mail:
> BTW Dr. Nader told me that he would consider a course in fairfield at a cheap 
> rate.

Lucky us.

>  
> ..suggest a big course , with Dr. Nader giving out to us all, over period of 
> 2 or 3 weeks daily in the dome his course or part of it before or after we do 
> tm..etc..   Along with that.. or after a big course of us tsr invite others 
> of our celebs promoting superradience.  Is it still impt. .??
> 
> 
> ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :
> 
> e-mail:
> Invite tsr and alumni retirees to help on projects.. this brings people 
> together for a common cause..
> 
> 
> feste37 wrote:
>  
>  am so glad there is hope!  
>  
> Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not 
> go. 
>  
> Salsunshineiniowa: No, I didn’t even know about it.  Supposedly there were 
> flyers up all over, but I guess not where I shop.
>  
> There was scarcely a necktie in sight, and only a few Jai Guru Devs (which I 
> suspect drive you crazy) were uttered.
>  
>  Hagelin even admitted that when he took over leadership of the movement, it 
> was a "mess" regarding TM instruction. The fee was too high and no one was 
> learning. Since then the fee has been lowered and initiations have gone up.
>  
> What’s it lowered to?  Let me guess…it’s still way too high.
>  
>  It must be the first time in history that a TM movement leader has admitted 
> that anything at all in the movement was "a mess.” 
>  
> 
> 
> 
> ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :
> 
> Mail:   To bring our community together again one of the challenges of 
> getting an extended huge group meditation together is sustainability.  We do 
> have 1500 or more sidhas in town to accomplish that. The trick is getting 
> them back. We had some success in getting some friends interested in coming 
> back but need more of them to come, and we need help from the University. 
>  
> 
> ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :
> 
> e-mail:
> We are supposed to be a family.. Pops talks to the whole family not just the 
> favorite sons or favored daughter... The admin needs to do this. Meet with 
> people of the community. Not just one evening but several.. 
> 
> 
> FW:
>  ..we also need continued access to admin to change things. For helping out, 
> to gripe. etc. on a weekly or ongoing basis.. Sometimes it takes a lot of 
> venting then people come around.. 
> 
> ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :
> 
> From e-mail:  
> More meetings to solve issues should include tsr (town-super-radiance) 
> members. or have meetings exclusively of tsr, Rich, working and poor who make 
> their lives here, mixing with capable Trustees. 
> 
> 
> 
> ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :
> 
> Some people are still here for altruistic reasons and are yet interested in 
> the process of making something happen. People who are contentious and by 
> nature uneasy or impatient with process likely may go crazy having to listen 
> in on the process.  The folks who feel their big contribution is to tell why 
> it won’t work? They get sidelined by effective people who volunteer working 
> on things. Civics seems a skill set.   
> 
> 
> ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :
> 
> They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate. 
> 
> Collaborate?
> 
> How many times. have we heard this now? They’ve been having meetings like 
> this for decades now, nearly every time something awful happens and they need 
> to put on a false show of reassurance.  You do know what the definition of 
> insanity is, right, Doug?
> 
> All they need is someone else in white up there and they’re all set for a 
> scene straight out of the Leftovers.
> 
> Sal 
> 
> 
> 
> On Jun 24, 2017, at 5:14 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com 
>  [FairfieldLife] 
> mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>> wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> We’re a bunch of communal transcendental meditationists with a range of 
> affiliation and some of them came down into town to show their hand of their 
> own concern.  They do need people and are starting the process to 
> collaborate.  It begins with a lot of listening and consideration. Yes of 
> course we know the past. This was a remarkable meeting in corporation.  
> 
> 
> ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com , 
> mailto:salsunshineini...@gmail.com>> wrote :
> 
> Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
> substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
> reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, 
> or had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't 
> been inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, 
> apparently.
> 
> Sal 
> 
> On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37  > wrote:
> 
> The mo

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

 from e-mail:
 BTW Dr. Nader told me that he would consider a course in fairfield at a cheap 
rate.
  
 ..suggest a big course , with Dr. Nader giving out to us all, over period of 2 
or 3 weeks daily in the dome his course or part of it before or after we do 
tm..etc.. Along with that.. or after a big course of us tsr invite others of 
our celebs promoting superradience.  Is it still impt. .??
 


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

 e-mail:
 Invite tsr and alumni retirees to help on projects.. this brings people 
together for a common cause..
 

 

 feste37 wrote:
  
 am so glad there is hope!  
  
 Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not go. 
  
 Salsunshineiniowa: No, I didn’t even know about it.  Supposedly there were 
flyers up all over, but I guess not where I shop.
  
 There was scarcely a necktie in sight, and only a few Jai Guru Devs (which I 
suspect drive you crazy) were uttered.
  
 Hagelin even admitted that when he took over leadership of the movement, it 
was a "mess" regarding TM instruction. The fee was too high and no one was 
learning. Since then the fee has been lowered and initiations have gone up.
  
 What’s it lowered to?  Let me guess…it’s still way too high.
  
 It must be the first time in history that a TM movement leader has admitted 
that anything at all in the movement was "a mess.” 
  
 


 


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

 Mail:   To bring our community together again one of the challenges of getting 
an extended huge group meditation together is sustainability.  We do have 1500 
or more sidhas in town to accomplish that. The trick is getting them back. We 
had some success in getting some friends interested in coming back but need 
more of them to come, and we need help from the University.  

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

 e-mail: We are supposed to be a family.. Pops talks to the whole family not 
just the favorite sons or favored daughter... The admin needs to do this. Meet 
with people of the community. Not just one evening but several.. 
 


 
 FW:
  ..we also need continued access to admin to change things. For helping out, 
to gripe. etc. on a weekly or ongoing basis.. Sometimes it takes a lot of 
venting then people come around.. 

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

 From e-mail:   More meetings to solve issues should include tsr 
(town-super-radiance) members. or have meetings exclusively of tsr, Rich, 
working and poor who make their lives here, mixing with capable Trustees. 

 

 

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

 Some people are still here for altruistic reasons and are yet interested in 
the process of making something happen. People who are contentious and by 
nature uneasy or impatient with process likely may go crazy having to listen in 
on the process.  The folks who feel their big contribution is to tell why it 
won’t work? They get sidelined by effective people who volunteer working on 
things. Civics seems a skill set.   
 

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

 They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  

 Collaborate?
 

 How many times. have we heard this now? They’ve been having meetings like this 
for decades now, nearly every time something awful happens and they need to put 
on a false show of reassurance.  You do know what the definition of insanity 
is, right, Doug?
 

 All they need is someone else in white up there and they’re all set for a 
scene straight out of the Leftovers.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 24, 2017, at 5:14 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com 
mailto:dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 

We’re a bunch of communal transcendental meditationists with a range of 
affiliation and some of them came down into town to show their hand of their 
own concern.  They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  
It begins with a lot of listening and consideration. Yes of course we know the 
past. This was a remarkable meeting in corporation.  
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:salsunshineini...@gmail.com> wrote :

 Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 
 
 On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very 
first sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 
 

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

 lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well. 

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[Sal Sunshine salsunshineini...@gmail.com [FairfieldLife]]

On Jun 24, 2017, at 10:03 PM, feste37  wrote:



I am so glad there is hope!  

Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not go. 

No, I didn’t even know about it.  Supposedly there were flyers up all over, but 
I guess not where I shop.

There was scarcely a necktie in sight, and only a few Jai Guru Devs (which I 
suspect drive you crazy) were uttered.

Wow, that’s you.

 Hagelin even admitted that when he took over leadership of the movement, it 
was a "mess" regarding TM instruction. The fee was too high and no one was 
learning. Since then the fee has been lowered and initiations have gone up.

What’s it lowered to?  Let me guess…it’s still way too high.

 It must be the first time in history that a TM movement leader has admitted 
that anything at all in the movement was "a mess.” 



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

lol, ok that’s not bad.

You’re getting better!  Keep this up and you may yet develop a sense of humor.  
There’s hope!

Sal 



On Jun 24, 2017, at 7:48 AM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com>> wrote:



One again, the best part of this poster's contribution comes right at the 
beginning: "Brilliant feste."

How true. I couldn't have put it better myself. 


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

Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 

On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com>> wrote:

The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very first 
sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 


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

lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding.

And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.

Sal 



On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
 [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>> wrote:




Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, the old St. Mary's Catholic Church, which was built within 5 years of 
Barhydt Chapel and had similar severe structural issues, was also torn down.

 crickets chirping 

No one gave two shits that the Catholics tore down their own old church 
building.

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com , 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...>> wrote :

Large meeting. A lot was said and listened to from both vantages, the stage and 
the crowd.  Someone in the meeting observed this had the similar feeling as in 
community meetings of earlier days held on campus in the Barhydt Chapel, when 
so much was collaboratively done by so many.  A radical group tore down the old 
Barhydt Chapel, may be this is an attempt to rebuil

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[he...@hotmail.com [FairfieldLife]]

https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 
Just for "fun": in my native language, Finnish, the word home (~ haw-meh) 
translates to mold...

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[he...@hotmail.com [FairfieldLife]]

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

 
Just for "fun", in my colloquial native language, if you take "haw meh", put a 
"hee" in front of it, you get my opinion on one of America's most beloved TV 
shows.

Mind = blown, amirite?



Fer sure, yoouhrite.. 

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[j_alexander_stan...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]]

Just for "fun", in my colloquial native language, if you take "haw meh", put a 
"hee" in front of it, you get my opinion on one of America's most beloved TV 
shows.

Mind = blown, amirite?

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

 
Just for "fun": in my native language, Finnish, the word home (~ haw-meh) 
translates to mold...

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

e-mail:
 Invite tsr and alumni retirees to help on projects.. this brings people 
together for a common cause..
 

 

 feste37 writes:

 

  am so glad there is hope!  

Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not go. 
There was scarcely a necktie in sight, and only a few Jai Guru Devs (which I 
suspect drive you crazy) were uttered. Hagelin even admitted that when he took 
over leadership of the movement, it was a "mess" regarding TM instruction. The 
fee was too high and no one was learning. Since then the fee has been lowered 
and initiations have gone up. It must be the first time in history that a TM 
movement leader has admitted that anything at all in the movement was "a mess." 

 


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

 Mail:   To bring our community together again one of the challenges of getting 
an extended huge group meditation together is sustainability.  We do have 1500 
or more sidhas in town to accomplish that. The trick is getting them back. We 
had some success in getting some friends interested in coming back but need 
more of them to come, and we need help from the University.  

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

 e-mail: We are supposed to be a family.. Pops talks to the whole family not 
just the favorite sons or favored daughter... The admin needs to do this. Meet 
with people of the community. Not just one evening but several.. 
 


 
 FW:
  ..we also need continued access to admin to change things. For helping out, 
to gripe. etc. on a weekly or ongoing basis.. Sometimes it takes a lot of 
venting then people come around.. 

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

 From e-mail:   More meetings to solve issues should include tsr 
(town-super-radiance) members. or have meetings exclusively of tsr, Rich, 
working and poor who make their lives here, mixing with capable Trustees. 

 

 

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

 Some people are still here for altruistic reasons and are yet interested in 
the process of making something happen. People who are contentious and by 
nature uneasy or impatient with process likely may go crazy having to listen in 
on the process.  The folks who feel their big contribution is to tell why it 
won’t work? They get sidelined by effective people who volunteer working on 
things. Civics seems a skill set.   
 

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

 They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  

 Collaborate?
 

 How many times. have we heard this now? They’ve been having meetings like this 
for decades now, nearly every time something awful happens and they need to put 
on a false show of reassurance.  You do know what the definition of insanity 
is, right, Doug?
 

 All they need is someone else in white up there and they’re all set for a 
scene straight out of the Leftovers.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 24, 2017, at 5:14 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com 
mailto:dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 

We’re a bunch of communal transcendental meditationists with a range of 
affiliation and some of them came down into town to show their hand of their 
own concern.  They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  
It begins with a lot of listening and consideration. Yes of course we know the 
past. This was a remarkable meeting in corporation.  
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:salsunshineini...@gmail.com> wrote :

 Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 
 
 On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very 
first sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 
 

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

 lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[he...@hotmail.com [FairfieldLife]]

Just for "fun": in my native language, Finnish, the word home (~ haw-meh) 
translates to mold...

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[feste37]

I am so glad there is hope!  

Actually, the meeting in Phoenix Hall was quite good. I assume you did not go. 
There was scarcely a necktie in sight, and only a few Jai Guru Devs (which I 
suspect drive you crazy) were uttered. Hagelin even admitted that when he took 
over leadership of the movement, it was a "mess" regarding TM instruction. The 
fee was too high and no one was learning. Since then the fee has been lowered 
and initiations have gone up. It must be the first time in history that a TM 
movement leader has admitted that anything at all in the movement was "a mess." 
 

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

 lol, ok that’s not bad. 

 You’re getting better!  Keep this up and you may yet develop a sense of humor. 
 There’s hope!
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 24, 2017, at 7:48 AM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 

One again, the best part of this poster's contribution comes right at the 
beginning: "Brilliant feste."

How true. I couldn't have put it better myself. 
 

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

 Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 
 
 On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very 
first sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 
 

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

 lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding. 

 And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
mailto:j_alexander_stanley@... [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 


 Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, the old St. Mary's Catholic Church, which was built within 5 years of 
Barhydt Chapel and had similar severe structural issues, was also torn down.

 crickets chirping 

No one gave two shits that the Catholics tore down their own old church 
building.

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :

 Large meeting. A lot was said and listened to from both vantages, the stage 
and the crowd.  Someone in the meeting observed this had the similar feeling as 
in community meetings of earlier days held on campus in the Barhydt Chapel, 
when so much was collaboratively done by so many.  A radical group tore down 
the old Barhydt Chapel, may be this is an attempt to rebuild what was not 
replaced when the old Chapel was torn down. 
 There was a sense of harmony and collaboration in this meeting, something to 
build on.. A lot of areas to consider.  More meetings to follow after this 
week’s Commencement program and meetings o

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Mail:   To bring our community together again one of the challenges of getting 
an extended huge group meditation together is sustainability.  We do have 1500 
or more sidhas in town to accomplish that. The trick is getting them back. We 
had some success in getting some friends interested in coming back but need 
more of them to come, and we need help from the University.  

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

 e-mail: We are supposed to be a family.. Pops talks to the whole family not 
just the favorite sons or favored daughter... The admin needs to do this. Meet 
with people of the community. Not just one evening but several.. 
 


 
 FW:
  ..we also need continued access to admin to change things. For helping out, 
to gripe. etc. on a weekly or ongoing basis.. Sometimes it takes a lot of 
venting then people come around.. 

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

 From e-mail:   More meetings to solve issues should include tsr 
(town-super-radiance) members. or have meetings exclusively of tsr, Rich, 
working and poor who make their lives here, mixing with capable Trustees. 

 

 

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

 Some people are still here for altruistic reasons and are yet interested in 
the process of making something happen. People who are contentious and by 
nature uneasy or impatient with process likely may go crazy having to listen in 
on the process.  The folks who feel their big contribution is to tell why it 
won’t work? They get sidelined by effective people who volunteer working on 
things. Civics seems a skillset.   
 

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

 They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  

 Collaborate?
 

 How many times. have we heard this now? They’ve been having meetings like this 
for decades now, nearly every time something awful happens and they need to put 
on a false show of reassurance.  You do know what the definition of insanity 
is, right, Doug?
 

 All they need is someone else in white up there and they’re all set for a 
scene straight out of the Leftovers.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 24, 2017, at 5:14 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com 
mailto:dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 

We’re a bunch of communal transcendental meditationists with a range of 
affiliation and some of them came down into town to show their hand of their 
own concern.  They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  
It begins with a lot of listening and consideration. Yes of course we know the 
past. This was a remarkable meeting in corporation.  
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:salsunshineini...@gmail.com> wrote :

 Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 
 
 On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very 
first sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 
 

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

 lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding. 

 And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
mailto:j_alexander_stanley@... [Fair

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

e-mail: We are supposed to be a family.. Pops talks to the whole family not 
just the favorite sons or favored daughter... The admin needs to do this. Meet 
with people of the community. Not just one evening but several.. 
 


 
 FW:
  ..we also need continued access to admin to change things. For helping out, 
to gripe. etc. on a weekly or ongoing basis.. Sometimes it takes a lot of 
venting then people come around.. 

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

 From e-mail:   More meetings to solve issues should include tsr 
(town-super-radiance) members. or have meetings exclusively of tsr, Rich, 
working and poor who make their lives here, mixing with capable Trustees. 

 

 

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

 Some people are still here for altruistic reasons and are yet interested in 
the process of making something happen. People who are contentious and by 
nature uneasy or impatient with process likely may go crazy having to listen in 
on the process.  The folks who feel their big contribution is to tell why it 
won’t work? They get sidelined by effective people who volunteer working on 
things. Civics seems a skillset.   
 

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

 They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  

 Collaborate?
 

 How many times. have we heard this now? They’ve been having meetings like this 
for decades now, nearly every time something awful happens and they need to put 
on a false show of reassurance.  You do know what the definition of insanity 
is, right, Doug?
 

 All they need is someone else in white up there and they’re all set for a 
scene straight out of the Leftovers.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 24, 2017, at 5:14 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com 
mailto:dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 

We’re a bunch of communal transcendental meditationists with a range of 
affiliation and some of them came down into town to show their hand of their 
own concern.  They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  
It begins with a lot of listening and consideration. Yes of course we know the 
past. This was a remarkable meeting in corporation.  
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:salsunshineini...@gmail.com> wrote :

 Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 
 
 On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very 
first sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 
 

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

 lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding. 

 And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
mailto:j_alexander_stanley@... [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 


 Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and i

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

 FW:
  ..we also need continued access to admin to change things. For helping out, 
to gripe. etc. on a weekly or ongoing basis.. Sometimes it takes a lot of 
venting then people come around.. 

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

 From e-mail:   More meetings to solve issues should include tsr 
(town-super-radiance) members. or have meetings exclusively of tsr, Rich, 
working and poor who make their lives here, mixing with capable Trustees. 

 

 

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

 Some people are still here for altruistic reasons and are yet interested in 
the process of making something happen. People who are contentious and by 
nature uneasy or impatient with process likely may go crazy having to listen in 
on the process.  The folks who feel their big contribution is to tell why it 
won’t work? They get sidelined by effective people who volunteer working on 
things. Civics seems a skillset.   
 

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

 They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  

 Collaborate?
 

 How many times. have we heard this now? They’ve been having meetings like this 
for decades now, nearly every time something awful happens and they need to put 
on a false show of reassurance.  You do know what the definition of insanity 
is, right, Doug?
 

 All they need is someone else in white up there and they’re all set for a 
scene straight out of the Leftovers.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 24, 2017, at 5:14 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com 
mailto:dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 

We’re a bunch of communal transcendental meditationists with a range of 
affiliation and some of them came down into town to show their hand of their 
own concern.  They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  
It begins with a lot of listening and consideration. Yes of course we know the 
past. This was a remarkable meeting in corporation.  
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:salsunshineini...@gmail.com> wrote :

 Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 
 
 On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very 
first sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 
 

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

 lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding. 

 And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
mailto:j_alexander_stanley@... [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 


 Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, t

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

From e-mail:   More meetings to solve issues should include tsr 
(town-super-radiance) members. or have meetings exclusively of tsr, Rich, 
working and poor who make their lives here, mixing with capable Trustees. 

 

 

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

 Some people are still here for altruistic reasons and are yet interested in 
the process of making something happen. People who are contentious and by 
nature uneasy or impatient with process likely may go crazy having to listen in 
on the process.  The folks who feel their big contribution is to tell why it 
won’t work? They get sidelined by effective people who volunteer working on 
things. Civics seems a skillset.   
 

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

 They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  

 Collaborate?
 

 How many times. have we heard this now? They’ve been having meetings like this 
for decades now, nearly every time something awful happens and they need to put 
on a false show of reassurance.  You do know what the definition of insanity 
is, right, Doug?
 

 All they need is someone else in white up there and they’re all set for a 
scene straight out of the Leftovers.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 24, 2017, at 5:14 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com 
mailto:dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 

We’re a bunch of communal transcendental meditationists with a range of 
affiliation and some of them came down into town to show their hand of their 
own concern.  They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  
It begins with a lot of listening and consideration. Yes of course we know the 
past. This was a remarkable meeting in corporation.  
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:salsunshineini...@gmail.com> wrote :

 Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 
 
 On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very 
first sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 
 

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

 lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding. 

 And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
mailto:j_alexander_stanley@... [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 


 Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, the old St. Mary's Catholic Church, which was built within 5 years of 
Barhydt Chapel and had similar severe structural issues, was also torn down.

 crickets chirping 

No one gave two shits that the Catholics tore down their own old ch

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

Some people are still here for altruistic reasons and are yet interested in the 
process of making something happen. People who are contentious and by nature 
uneasy or impatient with process likely may go crazy having to listen in on the 
process.  The folks who feel their big contribution is to tell why it won’t 
work? They get sidelined by effective people who volunteer working on things. 
Civics seems a skillset.   
 

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

 They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  

 Collaborate?
 

 How many times. have we heard this now? They’ve been having meetings like this 
for decades now, nearly every time something awful happens and they need to put 
on a false show of reassurance.  You do know what the definition of insanity 
is, right, Doug?
 

 All they need is someone else in white up there and they’re all set for a 
scene straight out of the Leftovers.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 24, 2017, at 5:14 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com 
mailto:dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 

We’re a bunch of communal transcendental meditationists with a range of 
affiliation and some of them came down into town to show their hand of their 
own concern.  They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  
It begins with a lot of listening and consideration. Yes of course we know the 
past. This was a remarkable meeting in corporation.  
 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:salsunshineini...@gmail.com> wrote :

 Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 
 
 On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very 
first sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 
 

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

 lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding. 

 And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
mailto:j_alexander_stanley@... [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 


 Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, the old St. Mary's Catholic Church, which was built within 5 years of 
Barhydt Chapel and had similar severe structural issues, was also torn down.

 crickets chirping 

No one gave two shits that the Catholics tore down their own old church 
building.

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :

 Large meeting. A lot was said and listened to from both vantages, the stage 
and the crowd.  Someone in the meeting observed this had the simi

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[Sal Sunshine salsunshineini...@gmail.com [FairfieldLife]]

lol, ok that’s not bad.

You’re getting better!  Keep this up and you may yet develop a sense of humor.  
There’s hope!

Sal 



On Jun 24, 2017, at 7:48 AM, feste37  wrote:



One again, the best part of this poster's contribution comes right at the 
beginning: "Brilliant feste."

How true. I couldn't have put it better myself. 


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

Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 

On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com>> wrote:

The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very first 
sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 


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

lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding.

And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.

Sal 



On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
 [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>> wrote:




Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, the old St. Mary's Catholic Church, which was built within 5 years of 
Barhydt Chapel and had similar severe structural issues, was also torn down.

 crickets chirping 

No one gave two shits that the Catholics tore down their own old church 
building.

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com , 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...>> wrote :

Large meeting. A lot was said and listened to from both vantages, the stage and 
the crowd.  Someone in the meeting observed this had the similar feeling as in 
community meetings of earlier days held on campus in the Barhydt Chapel, when 
so much was collaboratively done by so many.  A radical group tore down the old 
Barhydt Chapel, may be this is an attempt to rebuild what was not replaced when 
the old Chapel was torn down. 
There was a sense of harmony and collaboration in this meeting, something to 
build on.. A lot of areas to consider.  More meetings to follow after this 
week’s Commencement program and meetings of the Board of Trustees for the 
University. 



---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com , 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...>> wrote :

FW, Notes from 6-21-17 Communal Meeting:

An incredibly powerful​, coherent​ community meeting took place ​last night 
(Wed.)​ at Phoenix Rising Hall. 

Approximately 275 people filled the hall to overflowing, with dozens sitting in 
aisles and standing in the back, and a large group of M.U.M. Trustees in front, 
with Tom Stanley, VP of MUM Board of Trustees, MCing the meeting, and Dr. John 
Hagelin and Mayor Ed Malloy also responding to comments and suggestions from 
the floor.​ A​fer a Welcome by Trustee Tom, Dr. Hagelin​ br

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[Sal Sunshine salsunshineini...@gmail.com [FairfieldLife]]

They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate. 

Collaborate?

How many times. have we heard this now? They’ve been having meetings like this 
for decades now, nearly every time something awful happens and they need to put 
on a false show of reassurance.  You do know what the definition of insanity 
is, right, Doug?

All they need is someone else in white up there and they’re all set for a scene 
straight out of the Leftovers.

Sal 



On Jun 24, 2017, at 5:14 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 
 wrote:



We’re a bunch of communal transcendental meditationists with a range of 
affiliation and some of them came down into town to show their hand of their 
own concern.  They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  
It begins with a lot of listening and consideration. Yes of course we know the 
past. This was a remarkable meeting in corporation.  


---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com , 
mailto:salsunshineini...@gmail.com>> wrote :

Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 

On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com>> wrote:

The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very first 
sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 


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

lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding.

And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.

Sal 



On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
 [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>> wrote:




Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, the old St. Mary's Catholic Church, which was built within 5 years of 
Barhydt Chapel and had similar severe structural issues, was also torn down.

 crickets chirping 

No one gave two shits that the Catholics tore down their own old church 
building.

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com , 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...>> wrote :

Large meeting. A lot was said and listened to from both vantages, the stage and 
the crowd.  Someone in the meeting observed this had the similar feeling as in 
community meetings of earlier days held on campus in the Barhydt Chapel, when 
so much was collaboratively done by so many.  A radical group tore down the old 
Barhydt Chapel, may be this is an attempt to rebuild what was not replaced when 
the old Chapel was torn down. 
There was a sense of harmony and collaboration in this meeting, something to 
build on.. A lot of areas to consider.  More meetings to follow after this 
week’s Commencement program and meetings of the Board of Trustees for the 
University. 



---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[feste37]

Once again, the best part of this poster's contribution comes right at the 
beginning: "Brilliant feste."

How true. I couldn't have put it better myself. 
 

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

 Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 
 
 On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very 
first sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 
 

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

 lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding. 

 And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
mailto:j_alexander_stanley@... [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 


 Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, the old St. Mary's Catholic Church, which was built within 5 years of 
Barhydt Chapel and had similar severe structural issues, was also torn down.

 crickets chirping 

No one gave two shits that the Catholics tore down their own old church 
building.

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :

 Large meeting. A lot was said and listened to from both vantages, the stage 
and the crowd.  Someone in the meeting observed this had the similar feeling as 
in community meetings of earlier days held on campus in the Barhydt Chapel, 
when so much was collaboratively done by so many.  A radical group tore down 
the old Barhydt Chapel, may be this is an attempt to rebuild what was not 
replaced when the old Chapel was torn down. 
 There was a sense of harmony and collaboration in this meeting, something to 
build on.. A lot of areas to consider.  More meetings to follow after this 
week’s Commencement program and meetings of the Board of Trustees for the 
University. 
 

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :

 FW, Notes from 6-21-17 Communal Meeting: 

 An incredibly powerful ​, coherent​
 community meeting took place  ​last night (Wed.)​
 at Phoenix Rising Hall. 

 

 Approximately 275 people filled the hall to overflowing, with dozens sitting 
in aisles and standing in the back, and a large group of M.U.M. Trustees in 
front, with Tom Stanley, VP of MUM Board of Trustees, MCing the meeting, and 
Dr. John Hagelin and Mayor Ed Malloy also responding to comments and 
suggestions from the floor .​
  A​
fer a Welcome by Trustee Tom, Dr. Hagelin ​ briefly summarized​
  ​the ​
just ​-​
finished spectacular Ukraine Peace Conference attended by over 500 VIP ​s​
 - the highest stature gathering ever exposed to the Peace Solutions we 
pra

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[feste37]

One again, the best part of this poster's contribution comes right at the 
beginning: "Brilliant feste."

How true. I couldn't have put it better myself. 
 

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

 Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 
 
 On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very 
first sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 
 

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

 lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding. 

 And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
mailto:j_alexander_stanley@... [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 


 Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, the old St. Mary's Catholic Church, which was built within 5 years of 
Barhydt Chapel and had similar severe structural issues, was also torn down.

 crickets chirping 

No one gave two shits that the Catholics tore down their own old church 
building.

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :

 Large meeting. A lot was said and listened to from both vantages, the stage 
and the crowd.  Someone in the meeting observed this had the similar feeling as 
in community meetings of earlier days held on campus in the Barhydt Chapel, 
when so much was collaboratively done by so many.  A radical group tore down 
the old Barhydt Chapel, may be this is an attempt to rebuild what was not 
replaced when the old Chapel was torn down. 
 There was a sense of harmony and collaboration in this meeting, something to 
build on.. A lot of areas to consider.  More meetings to follow after this 
week’s Commencement program and meetings of the Board of Trustees for the 
University. 
 

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :

 FW, Notes from 6-21-17 Communal Meeting: 

 An incredibly powerful ​, coherent​
 community meeting took place  ​last night (Wed.)​
 at Phoenix Rising Hall. 

 

 Approximately 275 people filled the hall to overflowing, with dozens sitting 
in aisles and standing in the back, and a large group of M.U.M. Trustees in 
front, with Tom Stanley, VP of MUM Board of Trustees, MCing the meeting, and 
Dr. John Hagelin and Mayor Ed Malloy also responding to comments and 
suggestions from the floor .​
  A​
fer a Welcome by Trustee Tom, Dr. Hagelin ​ briefly summarized​
  ​the ​
just ​-​
finished spectacular Ukraine Peace Conference attended by over 500 VIP ​s​
 - the highest stature gathering ever exposed to the Peace Solutions we 
prac

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

We’re a bunch of communal transcendental meditationists with a range of 
affiliation and some of them came down into town to show their hand of their 
own concern.  They do need people and are starting the process to collaborate.  
It begins with a lot of listening and consideration. Yes of course we know the 
past. This was a remarkable meeting in corporation.  
 

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

 Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 
 
 On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:


 The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very 
first sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 
 

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

 lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding. 

 And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
mailto:j_alexander_stanley@... [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 


 Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, the old St. Mary's Catholic Church, which was built within 5 years of 
Barhydt Chapel and had similar severe structural issues, was also torn down.

 crickets chirping 

No one gave two shits that the Catholics tore down their own old church 
building.

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :

 Large meeting. A lot was said and listened to from both vantages, the stage 
and the crowd.  Someone in the meeting observed this had the similar feeling as 
in community meetings of earlier days held on campus in the Barhydt Chapel, 
when so much was collaboratively done by so many.  A radical group tore down 
the old Barhydt Chapel, may be this is an attempt to rebuild what was not 
replaced when the old Chapel was torn down. 
 There was a sense of harmony and collaboration in this meeting, something to 
build on.. A lot of areas to consider.  More meetings to follow after this 
week’s Commencement program and meetings of the Board of Trustees for the 
University. 
 

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :

 FW, Notes from 6-21-17 Communal Meeting: 

 An incredibly powerful ​, coherent​
 community meeting took place  ​last night (Wed.)​
 at Phoenix Rising Hall. 

 

 Approximately 275 people filled the hall to overflowing, with dozens sitting 
in aisles and standing in the back, and a large group of M.U.M. Trustees in 
front, with Tom Stanley, VP of MUM Board of Trustees, MCing the meeting, and 
Dr. John Hagelin and Mayor Ed Malloy also responding to comments and 
suggestions from the floor .​
  A​
fer a Welcome by Truste

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[Sal Sunshine salsunshineini...@gmail.com [FairfieldLife]]

Brilliant feste.  So instead of insults, do you actually have anything of 
substance to contribute? I'm misinformed?  So by all means, tell us what the 
reality is.  All you have to do is look at the Women's Dome to know it has, or 
had, a big problem with mold. I was simply conceding that since I hadn't been 
inside in quite a while, I didn't have all the answers. Unlike you, apparently.

Sal 

On Jun 23, 2017, at 9:24 PM, feste37  wrote:



The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very first 
sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 


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

lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding.

And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.

Sal 



On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... [FairfieldLife] 
 wrote:




Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, the old St. Mary's Catholic Church, which was built within 5 years of 
Barhydt Chapel and had similar severe structural issues, was also torn down.

 crickets chirping 

No one gave two shits that the Catholics tore down their own old church 
building.

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

Large meeting. A lot was said and listened to from both vantages, the stage and 
the crowd.  Someone in the meeting observed this had the similar feeling as in 
community meetings of earlier days held on campus in the Barhydt Chapel, when 
so much was collaboratively done by so many.  A radical group tore down the old 
Barhydt Chapel, may be this is an attempt to rebuild what was not replaced when 
the old Chapel was torn down. 
There was a sense of harmony and collaboration in this meeting, something to 
build on.. A lot of areas to consider.  More meetings to follow after this 
week’s Commencement program and meetings of the Board of Trustees for the 
University. 



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

FW, Notes from 6-21-17 Communal Meeting:

An incredibly powerful​, coherent​ community meeting took place ​last night 
(Wed.)​ at Phoenix Rising Hall. 

Approximately 275 people filled the hall to overflowing, with dozens sitting in 
aisles and standing in the back, and a large group of M.U.M. Trustees in front, 
with Tom Stanley, VP of MUM Board of Trustees, MCing the meeting, and Dr. John 
Hagelin and Mayor Ed Malloy also responding to comments and suggestions from 
the floor.​ A​fer a Welcome by Trustee Tom, Dr. Hagelin​ briefly summarized​ 
​the ​just​-​finished spectacular Ukraine Peace Conference attended by over 500 
VIP​s​ - the highest stature gathering ever exposed to the Peace Solutions we 
practice, and an inspiring overview of our community history by Mayor Malloy. 

By far most of the meeting consisted of suggestions and comments from the 
floor, regarding the state of our ​IAA Sidha​ community. Interestingly, about 
two thirds of the suggestions and comments had to do with the IAA, Super 
Radiance, and the Domes. ​​A powerful, tangible sense of re-awakening of our 
community spirit continued to build throughout the evening.​ ​​

Near the end of the meeting, Trustee Chris Wege gave a very stirr

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[feste37]

The most relevant part of this poster's response is contained in the very first 
sentence: "from the little I know." 

How true. 
 

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

 lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding. 

 And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.
 
 Sal 
 

 




On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stanley@... 
mailto:j_alexander_stanley@... [FairfieldLife] mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
 
 


 Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, the old St. Mary's Catholic Church, which was built within 5 years of 
Barhydt Chapel and had similar severe structural issues, was also torn down.

 crickets chirping 

No one gave two shits that the Catholics tore down their own old church 
building.

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :

 Large meeting. A lot was said and listened to from both vantages, the stage 
and the crowd.  Someone in the meeting observed this had the similar feeling as 
in community meetings of earlier days held on campus in the Barhydt Chapel, 
when so much was collaboratively done by so many.  A radical group tore down 
the old Barhydt Chapel, may be this is an attempt to rebuild what was not 
replaced when the old Chapel was torn down. 
 There was a sense of harmony and collaboration in this meeting, something to 
build on.. A lot of areas to consider.  More meetings to follow after this 
week’s Commencement program and meetings of the Board of Trustees for the 
University. 
 

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, 
mailto:dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote :

 FW, Notes from 6-21-17 Communal Meeting: 

 An incredibly powerful ​, coherent​
 community meeting took place  ​last night (Wed.)​
 at Phoenix Rising Hall. 

 

 Approximately 275 people filled the hall to overflowing, with dozens sitting 
in aisles and standing in the back, and a large group of M.U.M. Trustees in 
front, with Tom Stanley, VP of MUM Board of Trustees, MCing the meeting, and 
Dr. John Hagelin and Mayor Ed Malloy also responding to comments and 
suggestions from the floor .​
  A​
fer a Welcome by Trustee Tom, Dr. Hagelin ​ briefly summarized​
  ​the ​
just ​-​
finished spectacular Ukraine Peace Conference attended by over 500 VIP ​s​
 - the highest stature gathering ever exposed to the Peace Solutions we 
practice, and an inspiring overview of our community history by Mayor Malloy. 
 

 By far most of the meeting consisted of suggestions and comments from the 
floor, regarding the state of our  ​IAA Sidha​
 community. Interestingly, about two thirds of the suggestions and comments had 
to do with the IAA, Super Radiance, and the Domes.  ​
 ​
A powerful, tangible sense of re-awakening of our community spirit continued to 
build throughout the evening. ​ ​
 ​

 

 Near the end of the meeting, Trustee Chris Wege gave a very stirring synopsis 
of what brought us here, holds us here, and the intense potential for growth 
and development that still exists here.  ​. . in collaboration.
 
 

 Again and again, comments returned t

Re: [FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

[Sal Sunshine salsunshineini...@gmail.com [FairfieldLife]]

lol…The Dooms are mold-filled too, from the little I know, and the roofs leak 
there as well.  Mold and poor construction seem to follow the TMO like a bad 
case of the flu since they rarely take good care of things.  Would love to know 
the condition of Barhydt pre-1973, was it a mess then?  If not, it’s just one 
more building that they let go to ruin undoubtedly because they wanted a good 
excuse to get rid of it, maybe because it was positioned slightly awkwardly.  
Who knows.   Beautiful old place, I would have paid the half mill.  You know 
how the TMO pisses away $$??  Gold this and gold that, expensive leaflets and 
catalogues that nobody reads. But a beautiful old building, not to mention the 
ponds as well as potholes galore?  The nicest parts of campus were the ones 
they got rid of first.  Meanwhile the ghastly frats? As well as most of the 
so-called pods?  Still there.  It’s like they want the campus to be as ugly as 
possible, and they are succeeding.

And Doug, you have got to be kidding.  You know as well as I do it was all for 
show, people in white sitting looking down on everyone else while they pretend 
to care for about 10 minutes.  But let others in that have been banned?  Oh no, 
we won’t go that far!  Elitism at its finest.  Remember how “modern mental 
health” was going to be coming?  How many young adult suicides have there been 
since that?  And absolutely *nothing* has changed.

Sal 



On Jun 23, 2017, at 5:44 PM, j_alexander_stan...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] 
 wrote:




Oh gawd, not the friggin' chapel drama again. When I was at MIU, I had to 
meditate on the rock-hard pews in that mold-filled shithole. It was full of 
mold because the roof leaked; they threw a bunch of money at the roof, and it 
didn't stay fixed because the foundation was crumbling. It was gonna cost 
around half a million dollars to fix the foundation, and it didn't make sense 
to spend that kind of money on a building that wasn't all that useful to the 
university. 

Plus, it was also Sthapatya Vedicly wonky. 

OMG!!! SATANIC HINDOOS WHO HATE JEEBUS DESTROYED A CHURCH!

But, the old St. Mary's Catholic Church, which was built within 5 years of 
Barhydt Chapel and had similar severe structural issues, was also torn down.

 crickets chirping 

No one gave two shits that the Catholics tore down their own old church 
building.

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com , 
mailto:dhamiltony...@yahoo.com>> wrote :

Large meeting. A lot was said and listened to from both vantages, the stage and 
the crowd.  Someone in the meeting observed this had the similar feeling as in 
community meetings of earlier days held on campus in the Barhydt Chapel, when 
so much was collaboratively done by so many.  A radical group tore down the old 
Barhydt Chapel, may be this is an attempt to rebuild what was not replaced when 
the old Chapel was torn down. 
There was a sense of harmony and collaboration in this meeting, something to 
build on.. A lot of areas to consider.  More meetings to follow after this 
week’s Commencement program and meetings of the Board of Trustees for the 
University. 



---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com , 
mailto:dhamiltony...@yahoo.com>> wrote :

FW, Notes from 6-21-17 Communal Meeting:

An incredibly powerful​, coherent​ community meeting took place ​last night 
(Wed.)​ at Phoenix Rising Hall. 

Approximately 275 people filled the hall to overflowing, with dozens sitting in 
aisles and standing in the back, and a large group of M.U.M. Trustees in front, 
with Tom Stanley, VP of MUM Board of Trustees, MCing the meeting, and Dr. John 
Hagelin and Mayor Ed Malloy also responding to comments and suggestions from 
the floor.​ A​fer a Welcome by Trustee Tom, Dr. Hagelin​ briefly summarized​ 
​the ​just​-​finished spectacular Ukraine Peace Conference attended by over 500 
VIP​s​ - the highest stature gathering ever exposed to the Peace Solutions we 
practice, and an inspiring overview of our community history by Mayor Malloy. 

By far most of the meeting consisted of suggestions and comments from the 
floor, regarding the state of our ​IAA Sidha​ community. Interestingly, about 
two thirds of the suggestions and comments had to do with the IAA, Super 
Radiance, and the Domes. ​​A powerful, tangible sense of re-awakening of our 
community spirit continued to build throughout the evening.​ ​​

Near the end of the meeting, Trustee Chris Wege gave a very stirring synopsis 
of what brought us here, holds us here, and the intense potential for growth 
and development that still exists here. ​. . in collaboration. 

Again and again, comments returned to supporting and growing the Invincible 
America Assembly, as though the group consciousness knew that the IAA (everyone 
who comes to Group Program) is the core of our community and M.U.M. 

The meeting was so successful, that​ was ​obvious, that more meetings will take 
place​, wi

[FairfieldLife] FF Meditating Community Meeting

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

On Wednesday, June 21, MUM President John Hagelin, Fairfield Mayor Ed Malloy, 
and MUM Trustees invite the community to meet the Trustees who will be here in 
person for this year’s meetings (15-20 people), and join them in an open 
discussion of how we can advance the goals we share for the University, our 
community and our world.  Bring your friends!  7:45 at Phoenix Rising, 207 W 
Burlington in Fairfield (the newly refurbished former church on the NE corner 
of Burlington & 3rd)