Re: [FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience
On 3/6/2014 7:19 AM, authfri...@yahoo.com wrote: *you brag about your experiences with those techniques while insulting /their/ experiences. * > What we've got here is a brain problem situation - everyone knows that Barry bragged about seeing his guru Rama demonstrate yogic flying by hovering up in the air in front of a large group of people - I seriously doubt that anyone posting here could top that and still be truthful! So Barry wins the boasting contest, I guess, and if it's true, we have here a real brain problem situation on our hands. Go figure. --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com
Re: [FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience
On 3/6/2014 3:36 AM, turquoi...@yahoo.com wrote: If a person has never learned and personally experienced a technique other than the first one they were taught, they can say NOTHING meaningful about the other technique. > Apparently Rama demonstrated a levitation technique but Turq never mastered the hovering technique himself. So, why is he posting all this pablum about meditation and other techniques? Go figure. --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com
Re: [FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Or, they've DONE WHAT THEY FELT LIKE DOING. In any case, "they" aren't suggesting anything about your "other techniques" when they point out that you brag about your experiences with those techniques while insulting their experiences. "They" are DESCRIBING YOUR INAPPROPRIATELY BOASTFUL AND INSULTING BEHAVIOR. Thanks for pointing this out so clearly but, as you know better than anyone else, Bawwy will put his own spin on it to avoid all responsibility for his narrow mindedness and boastfulness. He has absolutely no interest in looking at himself for what he does or who he is. He merely uses FFL to trumpet his own horn, whether it be about where he supposedly lived, who he supposedly knows, what depths of consciousness he has supposedly sunken to all the while poo-pooing those who might do the same or even have an opinion different than himself. That is why I find him such a joke, why I simply can't take him seriously on any level. And he will sit and read what I have written here and claim I am jealous of him and that I am some true believer or cult member or else have never experienced the cool things he has. Bawwy has never told me something I didn't know, not once. All he has done for me is reveal the depth of his insecurities and lack of self-awareness and I see people like that all the time. Consequently Bawwy is a bore and he's a boastful, mean-spirited bore which is even worse. If he has experienced even a fraction of the "higher" consciousness moments he claims he has why haven't they done him an iota of good? That should give those who swear that meditation is a means to evolve pause. BTW, who is Bawwy talking about in the paragraph below? I think it is someone he made up just to show how badly he can follow a discussion - just sort of makes up people to "prove" a point that is irrelevant to the conversation anyway. Someone find the guy a hobby. Think about this with regard to the "one-downsmanship" I mentioned earlier about meditation experiences. I would suspect that the people who suggest that I am trying to "brag" about my experiences with other techniques when I talk about them openly have never learned another meditation technique since they learned TM. They've all stayed "guru-whipped" and "cult-whipped," and have DONE WHAT THEY WERE TOLD TO DO. The bottom line in matters of "meditation experience" is very simple, and something that the cultists wish to distract you from. If a person has never learned and personally experienced a technique other than the first one they were taught, they can say NOTHING meaningful about the other technique. To attempt to do so is to be a cultist, parroting what you were told *about* a technique or techniques that -- in the case of TM -- you were *also* told NEVER TO PRACTICE.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience
Or, they've DONE WHAT THEY FELT LIKE DOING. In any case, "they" aren't suggesting anything about your "other techniques" when they point out that you brag about your experiences with those techniques while insulting their experiences. "They" are DESCRIBING YOUR INAPPROPRIATELY BOASTFUL AND INSULTING BEHAVIOR. Think about this with regard to the "one-downsmanship" I mentioned earlier about meditation experiences. I would suspect that the people who suggest that I am trying to "brag" about my experiences with other techniques when I talk about them openly have never learned another meditation technique since they learned TM. They've all stayed "guru-whipped" and "cult-whipped," and have DONE WHAT THEY WERE TOLD TO DO. The bottom line in matters of "meditation experience" is very simple, and something that the cultists wish to distract you from. If a person has never learned and personally experienced a technique other than the first one they were taught, they can say NOTHING meaningful about the other technique. To attempt to do so is to be a cultist, parroting what you were told *about* a technique or techniques that -- in the case of TM -- you were *also* told NEVER TO PRACTICE.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : > > And look what it got her - married to an egotistical whacked out adherent to > another cult (but he can act) - he certainly acts like he is a regular human > being when he mugs in front of the camera - wonder if Nicole was allowed to > do TM when Tommie was her lord and master? Isn't it fascinating, when you think about it, that *only* with regard to a CULT can you even *think* about one of its members "being allowed to do another technique?" You -- and probably many others here -- can easily imagine Nicole Kidman being pressured to not do TM by her Scientologist husband and by the Co$ itself, right? Because that's something that only happens with cults, right? Being pressured to do *only* the techniques sold by the cult, right? Now think it through...what *other* organization puts pressure on its practitioners to practice *only* the techniques that it sells? This other organization has a long history of preventing people from attending its courses and getting "advanced techniques" or being allowed to become teachers if they've "gotten caught" practicing any technique other than the one they sell. It even has a documented history of throwing people out of their "domes" for practicing other techniques or "seeing other teachers." You can *damned* well bet that if Nicole Kidman had been applying for TM Teacher Training, she'd have been questioned heavily about any Scientology techniques she had practiced while with Tom Cruise. Don't be stupid, TMers. The organization you're part of is JUST as much a cult as Scientology is, and practices the exact same domination over its members. During the 47 years I've been involved with spiritual organizations, or taken courses from them, or visited forms of spiritual teaching other than TM, only *ONE* organization has ever suggested or said outright that I'd be doing something "wrong" if I learned a technique that they didn't sell. And that was the Transcendental Meditation organization. The approach taken by literally ALL others was, "Do whatever you want, visit whoever you want, and study whatever you want. You can do all of this while still studying with us...no problemo." What is it about CULTs that makes them take the opposite approach, and try to indoctrinate their followers into never learning anything other than the stuff taught by the CULT? Could it possibly be because they're afraid that the people might learn something *new*, something of value, and thus come to doubt the "Our teaching is the 'highest' teaching" malarky? Think about this with regard to the "one-downsmanship" I mentioned earlier about meditation experiences. I would suspect that the people who suggest that I am trying to "brag" about my experiences with other techniques when I talk about them openly have never learned another meditation technique since they learned TM. They've all stayed "guru-whipped" and "cult-whipped," and have DONE WHAT THEY WERE TOLD TO DO. The bottom line in matters of "meditation experience" is very simple, and something that the cultists wish to distract you from. If a person has never learned and personally experienced a technique other than the first one they were taught, they can say NOTHING meaningful about the other technique. To attempt to do so is to be a cultist, parroting what you were told *about* a technique or techniques that -- in the case of TM -- you were *also* told NEVER TO PRACTICE.
Re: [FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience
Yeah, for me, it was the binge drinking, and playing her vinyl jazz records, at all hours - not to mention doing cannonballs into the pool, from our third floor balcony, last Easter Sunday, wearing nothing but the bow in her hair. A lot of unexplained broken furniture, too, and a tendency for the odd pair of cufflinks, or earrings, to go missing from the host, or hostess's, residence, after we had been invited over. Bad juju, that one. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Well, I have to admit, it was right after I rejected her for bein' too skinny and for being a TM'er that she ran sobbing into Tom's arms. Too bad doing TM didn't make her stronger to be able to handle rejection. On Wed, 3/5/14, Richard J. Williams mailto:punditster@...> wrote: Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, March 5, 2014, 6:09 PM On 3/5/2014 10:58 AM, Michael Jackson wrote: > And look what it got her - married to an egotistical whacked out > adherent to another cult (but he can act) > Why in hell would Nicole Kidman want to be married to Tom Cruise when she could have married an egotistical whacked out computer repairman from South Carolina? Go figure. --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com http://www.avast.com
Re: [FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience
Well, I have to admit, it was right after I rejected her for bein' too skinny and for being a TM'er that she ran sobbing into Tom's arms. Too bad doing TM didn't make her stronger to be able to handle rejection. On Wed, 3/5/14, Richard J. Williams wrote: Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, March 5, 2014, 6:09 PM On 3/5/2014 10:58 AM, Michael Jackson wrote: > And look what it got her - married to an egotistical whacked out > adherent to another cult (but he can act) > Why in hell would Nicole Kidman want to be married to Tom Cruise when she could have married an egotistical whacked out computer repairman from South Carolina? Go figure. --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com
Re: [FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience
On 3/5/2014 10:58 AM, Michael Jackson wrote: > And look what it got her - married to an egotistical whacked out > adherent to another cult (but he can act) > Why in hell would Nicole Kidman want to be married to Tom Cruise when she could have married an egotistical whacked out computer repairman from South Carolina? Go figure. --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com
Re: [FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience
And look what it got her - married to an egotistical whacked out adherent to another cult (but he can act) - he certainly acts like he is a regular human being when he mugs in front of the camera - wonder if Nicole was allowed to do TM when Tommie was her lord and master? On Wed, 3/5/14, nablusoss1008 wrote: Subject: [FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Date: Wednesday, March 5, 2014, 4:49 PM “I like to meditate, Transcendental Meditation usually. I took it up in my early 20s and I learned the benefits. I try to do it every day. A typical session is 20 to 30 minutes. I even use a meditation app on my phone that has a timer and also shows you on a map all the people that have logged in that are meditating at that very moment.”http://tmhome.com/transcendental-meditation-experiences-reviews-people/nicole-kidman-uses-meditation-app/
[FairfieldLife] Nicole Kidman has done TM since her 20'ies and has stamina and patience
“I like to meditate, Transcendental Meditation usually. I took it up in my early 20s and I learned the benefits. I try to do it every day. A typical session is 20 to 30 minutes. I even use a meditation app on my phone that has a timer and also shows you on a map all the people that have logged in that are meditating at that very moment.” http://tmhome.com/transcendental-meditation-experiences-reviews-people/nicole-kidman-uses-meditation-app/ http://tmhome.com/transcendental-meditation-experiences-reviews-people/nicole-kidman-uses-meditation-app/