Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-18 Thread Michael Jackson
But its not that Ann, its not regular Joes living their lives - that's the 
whole point - the TMO leaders are selling TM based on the lie that TM makes you 
superhuman! They used to say so explicitly, now they are a LITTLE more subdued 
about it, but not much. And in so doing they are hurting a lot of people. Ask 
anyone who grew up in the Movement. 

I said to Buck not long ago, I would have zero issue with the TMO IF they 
presented themselves openly and honestly and just said look, we have to 
scientific evidence that this stuff works, and if you go anywhere beyond the 
basic technique your participation requires a good deal of money and a large 
lifestyle change, but we think you should do it cuz we do it... then I 
wouldn't have anything to say.

But as I said before, it is about the mis-use and abuse of people today that I 
object to, as much as you seeing someone mis-treating an animal would mean to 
you. And an examination of the past of the TMO is a good way to see what they 
are doing today. When you cease to be concerned with animal abuse, then come 
tell me to cease to be concerned with something that concerns me just as much. 

On Thu, 4/17/14, awoelfleba...@yahoo.com awoelfleba...@yahoo.com wrote:

 Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical 
day in the life of a MSAE kid.
 To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
 Date: Thursday, April 17, 2014, 4:54 PM
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
   
 
 
     
       
       
       
 
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mjackson74@...
 wrote :
 
 You are wrong in
 assuming that all this stems from what you have called my
 gullibility. It doesn't. And it does matter if the
 people committing crimes are doing TM. Especially when they
 make the claims for TM that they make. If Ann, you choose to
 have a hands off attitude toward the Movement when they are
 actively abusing people, that's your business, but
 don't expect the rest of us the bury our heads in the
 sand along with you. I won't do it. 
 That's
 all fine and good for you but you all act like you are
 surprised that all the claims of TM and the Movement
 aren't true. That's pretty much all I'm saying.
 It's just a sales pitch like lots of other sales pitches
 and everyone needs to buyer beware and if
 something sounds too airy fairy and too good to be true,
 guess what... So for posters here to cite every singe
 instance some meditator or movement bigwig does something
 criminal or suspect it seems silly to me. THESE ARE ALL JUST
 REGULAR JOES LIVING THEIR IMPERFECT LIVES. Citing instances
 of the idiocy of meditators is not proving anything to those
 who realized it was all mostly a sales pitch and not a
 formula for creating a super species of enlightened saints.
 I just don't quite get it, you guys aren't telling
 me anything I don't already know.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
     
      
 
     
     
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 




Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread Duveyoung
I believe, (not certain,) the rapist was the guy who built (or bought) the 
first dome house built in the FF area...just north on Pleasant Plain 
Rdcirca 1982ish?  Steve? was his name.would break into houses, rape and 
leave.in cities all over Iowa...could be I'm remembering it wrongly, but 
some guy went to prison for serial rape.  Don't know if he ever had a flying 
badge.  

Truth be told, the movement's history is thoroughly bespattered with offenses 
petty and grave done by those who got to hobnob with the uppers -- our betters 
by dint of bank account.  And the lower staff too would leverage any 
bureaucratic power -- the course office folks, for instance, came across to me 
as quite twisted in their vibe.  

Too, the leaders were dumped suddenly and without explanations -- regularly  
ticked and tocked off no matter their reps with us minions.  What?  Our widely 
adored God Conscious Jerry Jarvis suddenly was just not up to being 
life-supporting in his role for the movement?  H, toughie to explain why 
Maharishi didn't magically see Jerry for what he was and would become, or that 
the technique failed to evolve him.  Or what?  

Meanwhile a FF woman set herself on fire because of love.  Elsewhen, in a 
small meeting, a would be apostate faux guru slapped a woman across the face -- 
and that audience hardly flinched at that therapy.  The TMO history is 
freckled with those with good reputations and supposed spiritual heights who 
simply had bad luck -- their plane crashed while on a mission for Maharishi, 
their 20 million dollar company folds despite doing everything movementish, or 
they just dropped dead while young and well intended --  their good heartedness 
and charity and one-pointedness did exactly jack shit for them.  In general, 
the poor stay poor, and the rich feel more evolved.

And let's not forget those who taped off the first three rows of seats in 
virtually every meeting that Maharishi attended, and no one was ever told how 
to become someone important enough to sit in those areasbut I did see 
intiators seemingly saving seats for their families, and the rich always sat 
close or even on stage, etc.  One never had to look at the movement too hard to 
spot how individuals cut every corner if their ego simply asserted it was okay 
to do it -- second thoughts be damned.  My sister-in-law made out with Domesh 
in the back of a meeting with only 15 people  in it -- I saw them. We're 
talking french kissing for fuck's sake.  Everyone is a monkey brained 
rationalist.  

Who reading this has not heard DOZENS of stories of long-time, devoted, TMers 
doing some seriously fucked up shit -- every sort of financial chicanery, the 
whole spectrum of infidelities, the small company potentates, the throngs 
packing meetings thrown by carpet-bagging magicians coming to town and 
siphoning off the TMers on the fringe of their true-believerism due to decades 
of abuse.  Fairfield roils with iniquity.  TM does not affect personality or 
morality.  Nope. It. Does. Not.

And we're gunna die -- pretty damned soon.  Ready for it?

My prediction:  Ego process ceases, and any soul's individuality or ownership 
of a certain history dissolves into unfixable entropy -- only God could can 
remember every iota of any and all -- there's the only residual of existence 
possible for souls after the body goes poof -- as faint possibilities in the 
back of God's mind.

And every day I was in the movement, I did the same immoral shit in my spheres 
of influence.  We all do and did.  TM did not save us from ourselves.  Our shit 
was not gotten together.  The organization to teach Esperanto is more 
successful in creating world peace -- bigger organization, better funded, 
thousands of offices.  TMO did jack comparatively.  

And half the Beatles died young with personal histories replete with turmoil.  

Where's the beef?

Where's the fucking beef?

Who seems plump?  Somebody's got the money, right?  

And yet I would not stay anyone about to sit and meditate -- no matter the 
provenance of the mantras used.  

Edg

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread nablusoss1008
Edg is off his medication again. Pity since he's a quite good writer when he is 
a low.

And yet I would not stay anyone about to sit and meditate -- no matter the 
provenance of the mantras used.  

Edg



Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread steve.sundur
Wow, the actual story of the rapist turns out to be quite a bit different than 
it was first portrayed by Edg, doesn't it, a least as it attempts to implicate 
the TMO in this offense. And I guess the paragraphs that follow, and which 
contain absolutely nothing new, are meant to make up for this lack. 

 You sort of have a habit of doing this, I've observed, Edg.  Part of your 
mission I think you said once.
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote :

 I believe, (not certain,) the rapist was the guy who built (or bought) the 
first dome house built in the FF area...just north on Pleasant Plain 
Rdcirca 1982ish?  Steve? was his name.would break into houses, rape and 
leave.in cities all over Iowa...could be I'm remembering it wrongly, but 
some guy went to prison for serial rape.  Don't know if he ever had a flying 
badge.  

Truth be told, the movement's history is thoroughly bespattered with offenses 
petty and grave done by those who got to hobnob with the uppers -- our betters 
by dint of bank account.  And the lower staff too would leverage any 
bureaucratic power -- the course office folks, for instance, came across to me 
as quite twisted in their vibe.  

Too, the leaders were dumped suddenly and without explanations -- regularly  
ticked and tocked off no matter their reps with us minions.  What?  Our widely 
adored God Conscious Jerry Jarvis suddenly was just not up to being 
life-supporting in his role for the movement?  H, toughie to explain why 
Maharishi didn't magically see Jerry for what he was and would become, or that 
the technique failed to evolve him.  Or what?  

Meanwhile a FF woman set herself on fire because of love.  Elsewhen, in a 
small meeting, a would be apostate faux guru slapped a woman across the face -- 
and that audience hardly flinched at that therapy.  The TMO history is 
freckled with those with good reputations and supposed spiritual heights who 
simply had bad luck -- their plane crashed while on a mission for Maharishi, 
their 20 million dollar company folds despite doing everything movementish, or 
they just dropped dead while young and well intended --  their good heartedness 
and charity and one-pointedness did exactly jack shit for them.  In general, 
the poor stay poor, and the rich feel more evolved.

And let's not forget those who taped off the first three rows of seats in 
virtually every meeting that Maharishi attended, and no one was ever told how 
to become someone important enough to sit in those areasbut I did see 
intiators seemingly saving seats for their families, and the rich always sat 
close or even on stage, etc.  One never had to look at the movement too hard to 
spot how individuals cut every corner if their ego simply asserted it was okay 
to do it -- second thoughts be damned.  My sister-in-law made out with Domesh 
in the back of a meeting with only 15 people  in it -- I saw them. We're 
talking french kissing for fuck's sake.  Everyone is a monkey brained 
rationalist.  

Who reading this has not heard DOZENS of stories of long-time, devoted, TMers 
doing some seriously fucked up shit -- every sort of financial chicanery, the 
whole spectrum of infidelities, the small company potentates, the throngs 
packing meetings thrown by carpet-bagging magicians coming to town and 
siphoning off the TMers on the fringe of their true-believerism due to decades 
of abuse.  Fairfield roils with iniquity.  TM does not affect personality or 
morality.  Nope. It. Does. Not.

And we're gunna die -- pretty damned soon.  Ready for it?

My prediction:  Ego process ceases, and any soul's individuality or ownership 
of a certain history dissolves into unfixable entropy -- only God could can 
remember every iota of any and all -- there's the only residual of existence 
possible for souls after the body goes poof -- as faint possibilities in the 
back of God's mind.

And every day I was in the movement, I did the same immoral shit in my spheres 
of influence.  We all do and did.  TM did not save us from ourselves.  Our shit 
was not gotten together.  The organization to teach Esperanto is more 
successful in creating world peace -- bigger organization, better funded, 
thousands of offices.  TMO did jack comparatively.  

And half the Beatles died young with personal histories replete with turmoil.  

Where's the beef?

Where's the fucking beef?

Who seems plump?  Somebody's got the money, right?  

And yet I would not stay anyone about to sit and meditate -- no matter the 
provenance of the mantras used.  

Edg




Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread nablusoss1008

 Part of your mission I think you said once.
 Like the rest of the most heavy critics here, the Turq and MJ.
 But unlike the two others Edg has been OK for quite awhile now. Guess he is 
off medication again.

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


 Wow, the actual story of the rapist turns out to be quite a bit different than 
it was first portrayed by Edg, doesn't it, a least as it attempts to implicate 
the TMO in this offense. And I guess the paragraphs that follow, and which 
contain absolutely nothing new, are meant to make up for this lack. 

 You sort of have a habit of doing this, I've observed, Edg.  Part of your 
mission I think you said once.
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote :

 I believe, (not certain,) the rapist was the guy who built (or bought) the 
first dome house built in the FF area...just north on Pleasant Plain 
Rdcirca 1982ish?  Steve? was his name.would break into houses, rape and 
leave.in cities all over Iowa...could be I'm remembering it wrongly, but 
some guy went to prison for serial rape.  Don't know if he ever had a flying 
badge.  

Truth be told, the movement's history is thoroughly bespattered with offenses 
petty and grave done by those who got to hobnob with the uppers -- our betters 
by dint of bank account.  And the lower staff too would leverage any 
bureaucratic power -- the course office folks, for instance, came across to me 
as quite twisted in their vibe.  

Too, the leaders were dumped suddenly and without explanations -- regularly  
ticked and tocked off no matter their reps with us minions.  What?  Our widely 
adored God Conscious Jerry Jarvis suddenly was just not up to being 
life-supporting in his role for the movement?  H, toughie to explain why 
Maharishi didn't magically see Jerry for what he was and would become, or that 
the technique failed to evolve him.  Or what?  

Meanwhile a FF woman set herself on fire because of love.  Elsewhen, in a 
small meeting, a would be apostate faux guru slapped a woman across the face -- 
and that audience hardly flinched at that therapy.  The TMO history is 
freckled with those with good reputations and supposed spiritual heights who 
simply had bad luck -- their plane crashed while on a mission for Maharishi, 
their 20 million dollar company folds despite doing everything movementish, or 
they just dropped dead while young and well intended --  their good heartedness 
and charity and one-pointedness did exactly jack shit for them.  In general, 
the poor stay poor, and the rich feel more evolved.

And let's not forget those who taped off the first three rows of seats in 
virtually every meeting that Maharishi attended, and no one was ever told how 
to become someone important enough to sit in those areasbut I did see 
intiators seemingly saving seats for their families, and the rich always sat 
close or even on stage, etc.  One never had to look at the movement too hard to 
spot how individuals cut every corner if their ego simply asserted it was okay 
to do it -- second thoughts be damned.  My sister-in-law made out with Domesh 
in the back of a meeting with only 15 people  in it -- I saw them. We're 
talking french kissing for fuck's sake.  Everyone is a monkey brained 
rationalist.  

Who reading this has not heard DOZENS of stories of long-time, devoted, TMers 
doing some seriously fucked up shit -- every sort of financial chicanery, the 
whole spectrum of infidelities, the small company potentates, the throngs 
packing meetings thrown by carpet-bagging magicians coming to town and 
siphoning off the TMers on the fringe of their true-believerism due to decades 
of abuse.  Fairfield roils with iniquity.  TM does not affect personality or 
morality.  Nope. It. Does. Not.

And we're gunna die -- pretty damned soon.  Ready for it?

My prediction:  Ego process ceases, and any soul's individuality or ownership 
of a certain history dissolves into unfixable entropy -- only God could can 
remember every iota of any and all -- there's the only residual of existence 
possible for souls after the body goes poof -- as faint possibilities in the 
back of God's mind.

And every day I was in the movement, I did the same immoral shit in my spheres 
of influence.  We all do and did.  TM did not save us from ourselves.  Our shit 
was not gotten together.  The organization to teach Esperanto is more 
successful in creating world peace -- bigger organization, better funded, 
thousands of offices.  TMO did jack comparatively.  

And half the Beatles died young with personal histories replete with turmoil.  

Where's the beef?

Where's the fucking beef?

Who seems plump?  Somebody's got the money, right?  

And yet I would not stay anyone about to sit and meditate -- no matter the 
provenance of the mantras used.  

Edg





Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread Michael Jackson
Wow! That was quite a reply - thank you Edg, and I note that all the TM TB'ers 
are being strangely silent on your post. I guess it kind of hard to refute cold 
hard facts.

On Thu, 4/17/14, Duveyoung no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote:

 Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical 
day in the life of a MSAE kid.
 To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
 Date: Thursday, April 17, 2014  
   
   I believe, (not certain,) the rapist was the guy
 who built (or bought) the first dome house built in the FF
 area...just north on Pleasant Plain Rdcirca
 1982ish?  Steve? was his name.would break into
 houses, rape and leave.in cities all over Iowa...could
 be I'm remembering it wrongly, but some guy went to
 prison for serial rape.  Don't know if he ever had
 a flying badge.  
 
 Truth be told, the movement's history is thoroughly
 bespattered with offenses petty and grave done by those who
 got to hobnob with the uppers -- our betters by dint of bank
 account.  And the lower staff too would leverage any
 bureaucratic power -- the course office folks, for instance,
 came across to me as quite twisted in their vibe.  
 
 Too, the leaders were dumped suddenly and without
 explanations -- regularly  ticked and tocked off no
 matter their reps with us minions.  What?  Our
 widely adored God Conscious Jerry Jarvis suddenly was just
 not up to being life-supporting in his role for the
 movement?  H, toughie to explain why Maharishi
 didn't magically see Jerry for what he was and would
 become, or that the technique failed to evolve him.  Or
 what?  
 
 Meanwhile a FF woman set herself on fire because of
 love.  Elsewhen, in a small meeting, a
 would be apostate faux guru slapped a woman across the face
 -- and that audience hardly flinched at that
 therapy.  The TMO history is freckled with
 those with good reputations and supposed spiritual heights
 who simply had bad luck -- their plane crashed while on a
 mission for Maharishi, their 20 million dollar company folds
 despite doing everything movementish, or they just dropped
 dead while young and well intended --  their good
 heartedness and charity and one-pointedness did exactly jack
 shit for them.  In general, the poor stay poor, and the
 rich feel more evolved.
 
 And let's not forget those who taped off the first three
 rows of seats in virtually every meeting that Maharishi
 attended, and no one was ever told how to become someone
 important enough to sit in those areasbut I did see
 intiators seemingly saving seats for their families, and the
 rich always sat close or even on stage, etc.  One never
 had to look at the movement too hard to spot how individuals
 cut every corner if their ego simply asserted it was okay to
 do it -- second thoughts be damned.  My sister-in-law
 made out with Domesh in the back of a meeting with only 15
 people  in it -- I saw them. We're talking french
 kissing for fuck's sake.  Everyone is a monkey
 brained rationalist.  
 
 Who reading this has not heard DOZENS of stories of
 long-time, devoted, TMers doing some seriously
 fucked up shit -- every sort of financial chicanery, the
 whole spectrum of infidelities, the small company
 potentates, the throngs packing meetings thrown by
 carpet-bagging magicians coming to town and siphoning off
 the TMers on the fringe of their true-believerism due to
 decades of abuse.  Fairfield roils with iniquity. 
 TM does not affect personality or morality.  Nope. It.
 Does. Not.
 
 And we're gunna die -- pretty damned soon.  Ready
 for it?
 
 My prediction:  Ego process ceases, and any soul's
 individuality or ownership of a certain history dissolves
 into unfixable entropy -- only God could can remember every
 iota of any and all -- there's the only residual of
 existence possible for souls after the body goes poof -- as
 faint possibilities in the back of God's mind.
    
 
 And every day I was in the movement, I did the same immoral
 shit in my spheres of influence.  We all do and
 did.  TM did not save us from ourselves.  Our shit
 was not gotten together.  The organization to teach
 Esperanto is more successful in creating world peace --
 bigger organization, better funded, thousands of
 offices.  TMO did jack comparatively.  
 
 And half the Beatles died young with personal histories
 replete with turmoil.  
 
 Where's the beef?
 
 Where's the fucking beef?
 
 Who seems plump?  Somebody's got the money,
 right?  
 
 And yet I would not stay anyone about to sit and meditate --
 no matter the provenance of the mantras used.  
 
 Edg
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread awoelflebater

 

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

 
 Part of your mission I think you said once.
 Like the rest of the most heavy critics here, the Turq and MJ.
 But unlike the two others Edg has been OK for quite awhile now. Guess he is 
off medication again.

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


 Wow, the actual story of the rapist turns out to be quite a bit different than 
it was first portrayed by Edg, doesn't it, a least as it attempts to implicate 
the TMO in this offense. And I guess the paragraphs that follow, and which 
contain absolutely nothing new, are meant to make up for this lack. 

 You sort of have a habit of doing this, I've observed, Edg.  Part of your 
mission I think you said once.
 

 I still marvel at those who believed, lock, stock and barrel,  that TM was 
going to magically make anyone better than human, was going to bring about 
worldwide peace, was going to eradicate all greed, pettiness or impropriety in 
those who practiced it. Who believed that stuff? Truly, how naive can these/you 
people have been? And then to bellyache and whine for the next three decades 
and point to every aberrational thing that TM'ers did and still do. C'mon 
people, were you all born yesterday in some turnip patch? Get a grip, and I 
have said this before to MJ, take responsibility for where you took it all too 
literally then are disappointed when you realize you should have added about a 
shaker of salt to it all. I am amazed that some of you take the time and effort 
to point out these ridiculous examples of how TM doesn't work - somebody was 
making out with Domash, people reserved seats at meetings, so and so tried to 
commit suicide, someone else ripped off a bunch of people in some investment 
scheme. THESE ARE PEOPLE, PEOPLE DO THIS STUFF AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO IT UNTIL 
THE END OF TIME. It doesn't matter if they are practicing TM,  are vegan, work 
for MacDonald's or play in the Chicago Symphony. The only thing that will end 
how the human race operates is death. At that time all pettiness and human 
foibles will cease, until then, we will be surrounded by this crazy circus 
called humanity.
 
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote :

 I believe, (not certain,) the rapist was the guy who built (or bought) the 
first dome house built in the FF area...just north on Pleasant Plain 
Rdcirca 1982ish?  Steve? was his name.would break into houses, rape and 
leave.in cities all over Iowa...could be I'm remembering it wrongly, but 
some guy went to prison for serial rape.  Don't know if he ever had a flying 
badge.  

Truth be told, the movement's history is thoroughly bespattered with offenses 
petty and grave done by those who got to hobnob with the uppers -- our betters 
by dint of bank account.  And the lower staff too would leverage any 
bureaucratic power -- the course office folks, for instance, came across to me 
as quite twisted in their vibe.  

Too, the leaders were dumped suddenly and without explanations -- regularly  
ticked and tocked off no matter their reps with us minions.  What?  Our widely 
adored God Conscious Jerry Jarvis suddenly was just not up to being 
life-supporting in his role for the movement?  H, toughie to explain why 
Maharishi didn't magically see Jerry for what he was and would become, or that 
the technique failed to evolve him.  Or what?  

Meanwhile a FF woman set herself on fire because of love.  Elsewhen, in a 
small meeting, a would be apostate faux guru slapped a woman across the face -- 
and that audience hardly flinched at that therapy.  The TMO history is 
freckled with those with good reputations and supposed spiritual heights who 
simply had bad luck -- their plane crashed while on a mission for Maharishi, 
their 20 million dollar company folds despite doing everything movementish, or 
they just dropped dead while young and well intended --  their good heartedness 
and charity and one-pointedness did exactly jack shit for them.  In general, 
the poor stay poor, and the rich feel more evolved.

And let's not forget those who taped off the first three rows of seats in 
virtually every meeting that Maharishi attended, and no one was ever told how 
to become someone important enough to sit in those areasbut I did see 
intiators seemingly saving seats for their families, and the rich always sat 
close or even on stage, etc.  One never had to look at the movement too hard to 
spot how individuals cut every corner if their ego simply asserted it was okay 
to do it -- second thoughts be damned.  My sister-in-law made out with Domesh 
in the back of a meeting with only 15 people  in it -- I saw them. We're 
talking french kissing for fuck's sake.  Everyone is a monkey brained 
rationalist.  

Who reading this has not heard DOZENS of stories of long-time, devoted, TMers 
doing some seriously fucked up shit -- every sort of financial chicanery, the 
whole spectrum 

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread Richard J. Williams
On 4/16/2014 9:45 PM, Michael Jackson wrote:
 There is a serial rapist doing time who was or is a TM'er??? Do tell 
 please.
 
Never pass up a tragedy as an opportunity to win a religious debate.

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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread Richard J. Williams
On 4/17/2014 1:52 AM, Duveyoung wrote:
 And the lower staff too would leverage any bureaucratic power -- the 
 course office folks, for instance, came across to me as quite twisted 
 in their vibe. 
 
So, I wonder if this includes cooks, bakers and kitchen staff at the MUM 
cafeteria. I've only heard from one, but he seems to be quite twisted in 
his vibe. He apparently worked there for two years but didn't attend any 
classes. That's twisted. Recently, he didn't seem to realize that the 
goal of practicing Kung Fu was enlightenment. Go figure.

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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread Michael Jackson
You are wrong in assuming that all this stems from what you have called my 
gullibility. It doesn't. And it does matter if the people committing crimes are 
doing TM. Especially when they make the claims for TM that they make. If Ann, 
you choose to have a hands off attitude toward the Movement when they are 
actively abusing people, that's your business, but don't expect the rest of us 
the bury our heads in the sand along with you. I won't do it. 

On Thu, 4/17/14, awoelfleba...@yahoo.com awoelfleba...@yahoo.com wrote:

 Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical 
day in the life of a MSAE kid.
 To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
 Date: Thursday, April 17, 2014, 1:33 PM
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
   
   
   
 
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,
 no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote :
 
 
 Part of your mission I think you said
 once.Like the rest of the most heavy
 critics here, the Turq and MJ.But unlike the two others Edg has been OK
 for quite awhile now. Guess he is off medication
 again.
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,
 steve.sundur@... wrote :
 
 Wow, the actual story of the
 rapist turns out to be quite a bit different than it was
 first portrayed by Edg, doesn't it, a least as it
 attempts to implicate the TMO in this offense. And I guess
 the paragraphs that follow, and which contain absolutely
 nothing new, are meant to make up for this
 lack.
 You
 sort of have a habit of doing this, I've observed, Edg.
  Part of your mission I think you said
 once.
 I still marvel at those who
 believed, lock, stock and barrel,  that TM was going to
 magically make anyone better than human, was going to bring
 about worldwide peace, was going to eradicate all greed,
 pettiness or impropriety in those who practiced it. Who
 believed that stuff? Truly, how naive can these/you people
 have been? And then to bellyache and whine for the next
 three decades and point to every aberrational thing that
 TM'ers did and still do. C'mon people, were you all
 born yesterday in some turnip patch? Get a grip, and I have
 said this before to MJ, take responsibility for where you
 took it all too literally then are disappointed when you
 realize you should have added about a shaker of salt to it
 all. I am amazed that some of you take the time and effort
 to point out these ridiculous examples of how TM doesn't
 work - somebody was making out with Domash,
 people reserved seats at meetings, so and so tried to commit
 suicide, someone else ripped off a bunch of people in some
 investment scheme. THESE ARE PEOPLE, PEOPLE DO THIS STUFF
 AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO IT UNTIL THE END OF TIME. It
 doesn't matter if they are practicing TM,  are
 vegan, work for MacDonald's or play in the Chicago
 Symphony. The only thing that will end how the human race
 operates is death. At that time all pettiness and human
 foibles will cease, until then, we will be surrounded by
 this crazy circus called humanity.
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,
 no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote :
 
 I
 believe, (not certain,) the rapist was the guy who built (or
 bought) the first dome house built in the FF area...just
 north on Pleasant Plain Rdcirca 1982ish?  Steve?
 was his name.would break into houses, rape and
 leave.in cities all over Iowa...could be I'm
 remembering it wrongly, but some guy went to prison for
 serial rape.  Don't know if he ever had a flying
 badge.  
 
 Truth be told, the movement's history is thoroughly
 bespattered with offenses petty and grave done by those who
 got to hobnob with the uppers -- our betters by dint of bank
 account.  And the lower staff too would leverage any
 bureaucratic power -- the course office folks, for instance,
 came across to me as quite twisted in their vibe.  
 
 Too, the leaders were dumped suddenly and without
 explanations -- regularly  ticked and tocked off no
 matter their reps with us minions.  What?  Our
 widely adored God Conscious Jerry Jarvis suddenly was just
 not up to being life-supporting in his role for the
 movement?  H, toughie to explain why Maharishi
 didn't magically see Jerry for what he was and would
 become, or that the technique failed to evolve him.  Or
 what?  
 
 Meanwhile a FF woman set herself on fire because of
 love.  Elsewhen, in a small meeting, a
 would be apostate faux guru slapped a woman across the face
 -- and that audience hardly flinched at that
 therapy.  The TMO history is freckled with
 those with good reputations and supposed spiritual heights
 who simply had bad luck -- their plane crashed while on a
 mission for Maharishi, their 20 million dollar company folds
 despite doing everything movementish, or they just dropped
 dead while young and well intended --  their good
 heartedness and charity and one-pointedness did exactly jack
 shit for them.  In general, the poor stay poor, and the
 rich feel more evolved.
 
 And let's 

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread Richard J. Williams
On 4/17/2014 10:10 AM, Michael Jackson wrote:
 but don't expect the rest of us the bury our heads in the sand along 
 with you. I won't do it. 
 
You are apparently burying your head in the sand when it comes to 
political abuse in China. It's one thing to dislike MUM or the TMO, but 
it's quite another thing to be actively supporting the Chinese communist 
suppression of Falun Gong,  and at the same time, claim to be practicing 
Kung Fu in SC. Go figure.

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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread Bhairitu
Good rap, Edg.  Just one question: would you be disappointed if you live 
another 20 years? :-D


On 04/16/2014 11:52 PM, Duveyoung wrote:


I believe, (not certain,) the rapist was the guy who built (or bought) 
the first dome house built in the FF area...just north on Pleasant 
Plain Rdcirca 1982ish? Steve? was his name.would break into 
houses, rape and leave.in cities all over Iowa...could be I'm 
remembering it wrongly, but some guy went to prison for serial rape.  
Don't know if he ever had a flying badge.


Truth be told, the movement's history is thoroughly bespattered with 
offenses petty and grave done by those who got to hobnob with the 
uppers -- our betters by dint of bank account.  And the lower staff 
too would leverage any bureaucratic power -- the course office folks, 
for instance, came across to me as quite twisted in their vibe.


Too, the leaders were dumped suddenly and without explanations -- 
regularly  ticked and tocked off no matter their reps with us 
minions.  What?  Our widely adored God Conscious Jerry Jarvis suddenly 
was just not up to being life-supporting in his role for the 
movement?  H, toughie to explain why Maharishi didn't magically 
see Jerry for what he was and would become, or that the technique 
failed to evolve him.  Or what?


Meanwhile a FF woman set herself on fire because of love.  Elsewhen, 
in a small meeting, a would be apostate faux guru slapped a woman 
across the face -- and that audience hardly flinched at that 
therapy.  The TMO history is freckled with those with good 
reputations and supposed spiritual heights who simply had bad luck -- 
their plane crashed while on a mission for Maharishi, their 20 million 
dollar company folds despite doing everything movementish, or they 
just dropped dead while young and well intended --  their good 
heartedness and charity and one-pointedness did exactly jack shit for 
them.  In general, the poor stay poor, and the rich feel more evolved.


And let's not forget those who taped off the first three rows of seats 
in virtually every meeting that Maharishi attended, and no one was 
ever told how to become someone important enough to sit in those 
areasbut I did see intiators seemingly saving seats for their 
families, and the rich always sat close or even on stage, etc.  One 
never had to look at the movement too hard to spot how individuals cut 
every corner if their ego simply asserted it was okay to do it -- 
second thoughts be damned.  My sister-in-law made out with Domesh in 
the back of a meeting with only 15 people  in it -- I saw them. We're 
talking french kissing for fuck's sake.  Everyone is a monkey brained 
rationalist.


Who reading this has not heard DOZENS of stories of long-time, 
devoted, TMers doing some seriously fucked up shit -- every sort of 
financial chicanery, the whole spectrum of infidelities, the small 
company potentates, the throngs packing meetings thrown by 
carpet-bagging magicians coming to town and siphoning off the TMers on 
the fringe of their true-believerism due to decades of abuse.  
Fairfield roils with iniquity.  TM does not affect personality or 
morality.  Nope. It. Does. Not.


And we're gunna die -- pretty damned soon.  Ready for it?

My prediction:  Ego process ceases, and any soul's individuality or 
ownership of a certain history dissolves into unfixable entropy -- 
only God could can remember every iota of any and all -- there's the 
only residual of existence possible for souls after the body goes poof 
-- as faint possibilities in the back of God's mind.


And every day I was in the movement, I did the same immoral shit in my 
spheres of influence.  We all do and did.  TM did not save us from 
ourselves.  Our shit was not gotten together.  The organization to 
teach Esperanto is more successful in creating world peace -- bigger 
organization, better funded, thousands of offices.  TMO did jack 
comparatively.


And half the Beatles died young with personal histories replete with 
turmoil.


Where's the beef?

Where's the fucking beef?

Who seems plump?  Somebody's got the money, right?

And yet I would not stay anyone about to sit and meditate -- no matter 
the provenance of the mantras used.


Edg






Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread awoelflebater

 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mjackson74@... wrote :

 You are wrong in assuming that all this stems from what you have called my 
gullibility. It doesn't. And it does matter if the people committing crimes are 
doing TM. Especially when they make the claims for TM that they make. If Ann, 
you choose to have a hands off attitude toward the Movement when they are 
actively abusing people, that's your business, but don't expect the rest of us 
the bury our heads in the sand along with you. I won't do it. 
 

 That's all fine and good for you but you all act like you are surprised that 
all the claims of TM and the Movement aren't true. That's pretty much all I'm 
saying. It's just a sales pitch like lots of other sales pitches and everyone 
needs to buyer beware and if something sounds too airy fairy and too good to 
be true, guess what... So for posters here to cite every singe instance some 
meditator or movement bigwig does something criminal or suspect it seems silly 
to me. THESE ARE ALL JUST REGULAR JOES LIVING THEIR IMPERFECT LIVES. Citing 
instances of the idiocy of meditators is not proving anything to those who 
realized it was all mostly a sales pitch and not a formula for creating a super 
species of enlightened saints. I just don't quite get it, you guys aren't 
telling me anything I don't already know.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 





Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-17 Thread Richard J. Williams

On 4/17/2014 11:54 AM, awoelfleba...@yahoo.com wrote:
I just don't quite get it, you guys aren't telling me anything I don't 
already know.


At this point, it's all about Judy. They know we've heard all this 
before, Ann.



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[FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-16 Thread Duveyoung
We were promised CC in 5 - 8 years.  And then, we were LIED TO REPEATEDLY ABOUT 
WHAT TO EXPECT FOR RESULTS from program after program after course after arjur 
this and arjur that.   Anyone who claimed enlightenment turned out to be jokes. 
Even poor Rick has a hard time finding someone with plain ordinary charisma let 
alone obvious spiritual radiance.  

So many lies, that, what, now, isn't questionable?  All the research is pretty 
much shitty work that can be debunked by a high school kid.

And face it, a couple billion spent by true believers, and all we end up with 
is ZILCH for proofs of almost any sort.  But we got a psychopath Girish 
slurping the money like DRACULA.  And we have our movement's trail of 
scoundrels who bilked anyone with a mantra, or the bastard who drugged and 
raped his patients, or heck with the drugs, how about the guy who just plain 
ol' raped 20 of them and is in prison now, or of course there's the guy with 
the pen in his eye -- he might have had a fleeting last thought about Hey, the 
technique didn't solve this crazy guy's problems.  

And on and on and on.  

And on.

And the funny part is that the technique has its virtues and should be studied.

In truth, the movement blew it.  We had something great, and we turned it into 
a money machine run by the most ridiculous popinjays.  

Edg



 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, LEnglish5@... wrote :

 I am exceedingly certain that the TM-Sidhis ARE real, at least with respect to 
how they are supposed to affect the state of consciousness of the person who 
does them. 

 Now, obviously, I can't prove that the floating stage of Yogic Flying is real, 
nor can I prove that TM + TM-Sidhis is beneficial to anyone, let alone everyone 
who practices them, but the EEG results of long-term practice of TM + TM-SIdhis 
look to be obviously different than simply doing TM for the same amount of time.
 

 So... if you trust that the EEG changes are in the direction of some state 
that is of value, then doing TM + TM-sidhis regularly is of value.
 

 L
 

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

 http://imgur.com/gallery/eQ5NM http://imgur.com/gallery/eQ5NM





[FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-16 Thread punditster
Never pass up a tragedy in order to win a religious debate.

Edg:
or the bastard who drugged and raped his patients, or heck with the drugs, how 
about the guy who just plain ol' raped 20 of them and is in prison now, or of 
course there's the guy with the pen in his eye -- he might have had a fleeting 
last thought about Hey, the technique didn't solve this crazy guy's problems. 

[FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-16 Thread LEnglish5
Fred Travis found enough people to perform physiological and psychological 
studies on people reporting CC for at least one year. 

 That study was published years ago. As my brain gets unfogged from 18 years of 
daily prozac, I'm finding that I'm having brief CC episodes whenever I'm 
regular with TM for more than a day or two, so it can't be all that uncommon 
with people who have been doing TM for several decades.
 

 

 L
 

 

 

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

 We were promised CC in 5 - 8 years.  And then, we were LIED TO REPEATEDLY 
ABOUT WHAT TO EXPECT FOR RESULTS from program after program after course after 
arjur this and arjur that.   Anyone who claimed enlightenment turned out to be 
jokes. Even poor Rick has a hard time finding someone with plain ordinary 
charisma let alone obvious spiritual radiance.  

So many lies, that, what, now, isn't questionable?  All the research is pretty 
much shitty work that can be debunked by a high school kid.

And face it, a couple billion spent by true believers, and all we end up with 
is ZILCH for proofs of almost any sort.  But we got a psychopath Girish 
slurping the money like DRACULA.  And we have our movement's trail of 
scoundrels who bilked anyone with a mantra, or the bastard who drugged and 
raped his patients, or heck with the drugs, how about the guy who just plain 
ol' raped 20 of them and is in prison now, or of course there's the guy with 
the pen in his eye -- he might have had a fleeting last thought about Hey, the 
technique didn't solve this crazy guy's problems.  

And on and on and on.  

And on.

And the funny part is that the technique has its virtues and should be studied.

In truth, the movement blew it.  We had something great, and we turned it into 
a money machine run by the most ridiculous popinjays.  

Edg



 

---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, LEnglish5@... wrote :

 I am exceedingly certain that the TM-Sidhis ARE real, at least with respect to 
how they are supposed to affect the state of consciousness of the person who 
does them. 

 Now, obviously, I can't prove that the floating stage of Yogic Flying is real, 
nor can I prove that TM + TM-Sidhis is beneficial to anyone, let alone everyone 
who practices them, but the EEG results of long-term practice of TM + TM-SIdhis 
look to be obviously different than simply doing TM for the same amount of time.
 

 So... if you trust that the EEG changes are in the direction of some state 
that is of value, then doing TM + TM-sidhis regularly is of value.
 

 L
 

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

 http://imgur.com/gallery/eQ5NM http://imgur.com/gallery/eQ5NM








Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-16 Thread Michael Jackson
Well said Edg. And all true. 

On Wed, 4/16/14, Duveyoung no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote:

 Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in 
the life of a MSAE kid.
 To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
 Date: Wednesday, April 16, 2014, 3:16 PM
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
   
   
   We were promised CC in 5 - 8 years.  And then,
 we were LIED TO REPEATEDLY ABOUT WHAT TO EXPECT FOR RESULTS
 from program after program after course after arjur this and
 arjur that.   Anyone who claimed enlightenment
 turned out to be jokes. Even poor Rick has a hard time
 finding someone with plain ordinary charisma let alone
 obvious spiritual radiance.  
 
 So many lies, that, what, now, isn't questionable? 
 All the research is pretty much shitty work that can be
 debunked by a high school kid.
 
 And face it, a couple billion spent by true believers, and
 all we end up with is ZILCH for proofs of almost any
 sort.  But we got a psychopath Girish slurping the
 money like DRACULA.  And we have our movement's
 trail of scoundrels who bilked anyone with a mantra, or the
 bastard who drugged and raped his patients, or heck with the
 drugs, how about the guy who just plain ol' raped 20 of
 them and is in prison now, or of course there's the guy
 with the pen in his eye -- he might have had a fleeting last
 thought about Hey, the technique didn't solve this
 crazy guy's problems.  
 
 And on and on and on.  
 
 And on.
 
 And the funny part is that the technique has its virtues and
 should be studied.
 
 In truth, the movement blew it.  We had something
 great, and we turned it into a money machine run by the most
 ridiculous popinjays.  
 
 Edg
 
 
 
 
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, LEnglish5@...
 wrote :
 
 I am exceedingly
 certain that the TM-Sidhis ARE real, at least with respect
 to how they are supposed to affect the state of
 consciousness of the person who does them.
 Now, obviously, I can't prove that the
 floating stage of Yogic Flying is real, nor can I prove that
 TM + TM-Sidhis is beneficial to anyone, let alone everyone
 who practices them, but the EEG results of long-term
 practice of TM + TM-SIdhis look to be obviously different
 than simply doing TM for the same amount of
 time.
 So... if you trust that the EEG changes are in
 the direction of some state that is of value, then doing TM
 + TM-sidhis regularly is of value.
 L
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,
 no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote :
 
 http://imgur.com/gallery/eQ5NM
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-16 Thread Michael Jackson
There is a serial rapist doing time who was or is a TM'er??? Do tell please.

On Wed, 4/16/14, Duveyoung no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote:

 Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in 
the life of a MSAE kid.
 To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
 Date: Wednesday, April 16, 2014, 3:16 PM
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
   
   
   We were promised CC in 5 - 8 years.  And then,
 we were LIED TO REPEATEDLY ABOUT WHAT TO EXPECT FOR RESULTS
 from program after program after course after arjur this and
 arjur that.   Anyone who claimed enlightenment
 turned out to be jokes. Even poor Rick has a hard time
 finding someone with plain ordinary charisma let alone
 obvious spiritual radiance.  
 
 So many lies, that, what, now, isn't questionable? 
 All the research is pretty much shitty work that can be
 debunked by a high school kid.
 
 And face it, a couple billion spent by true believers, and
 all we end up with is ZILCH for proofs of almost any
 sort.  But we got a psychopath Girish slurping the
 money like DRACULA.  And we have our movement's
 trail of scoundrels who bilked anyone with a mantra, or the
 bastard who drugged and raped his patients, or heck with the
 drugs, how about the guy who just plain ol' raped 20 of
 them and is in prison now, or of course there's the guy
 with the pen in his eye -- he might have had a fleeting last
 thought about Hey, the technique didn't solve this
 crazy guy's problems.  
 
 And on and on and on.  
 
 And on.
 
 And the funny part is that the technique has its virtues and
 should be studied.
 
 In truth, the movement blew it.  We had something
 great, and we turned it into a money machine run by the most
 ridiculous popinjays.  
 
 Edg
 
 
 
 
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, LEnglish5@...
 wrote :
 
 I am exceedingly
 certain that the TM-Sidhis ARE real, at least with respect
 to how they are supposed to affect the state of
 consciousness of the person who does them.
 Now, obviously, I can't prove that the
 floating stage of Yogic Flying is real, nor can I prove that
 TM + TM-Sidhis is beneficial to anyone, let alone everyone
 who practices them, but the EEG results of long-term
 practice of TM + TM-SIdhis look to be obviously different
 than simply doing TM for the same amount of
 time.
 So... if you trust that the EEG changes are in
 the direction of some state that is of value, then doing TM
 + TM-sidhis regularly is of value.
 L
 
 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,
 no_re...@yahoogroups.com wrote :
 
 http://imgur.com/gallery/eQ5NM
 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


[FairfieldLife] Re: If the siddhis were real, here's a typical day in the life of a MSAE kid.

2014-04-15 Thread LEnglish5
I am exceedingly certain that the TM-Sidhis ARE real, at least with respect to 
how they are supposed to affect the state of consciousness of the person who 
does them. 

 Now, obviously, I can't prove that the floating stage of Yogic Flying is real, 
nor can I prove that TM + TM-Sidhis is beneficial to anyone, let alone everyone 
who practices them, but the EEG results of long-term practice of TM + TM-SIdhis 
look to be obviously different than simply doing TM for the same amount of time.
 

 So... if you trust that the EEG changes are in the direction of some state 
that is of value, then doing TM + TM-sidhis regularly is of value.
 

 L
 

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

 http://imgur.com/gallery/eQ5NM http://imgur.com/gallery/eQ5NM