[FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-08 Thread Marek Reavis
Thank you, Lawson.

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wrote:

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reavismarek@ wrote:
 
  Thanks, Peter.  I would be interested in anything he might say, 
  should you hear of it and think it appropriate to share.
  
 
 http://living.oneindia.in/yoga-spirituality/faith-
mysticism/2008/maharishi-mahesh-
 yogi-ravi-shankar.html
 
 Bhopal, Feb 6 (UNI) Art of Living Foundation spiritual head Sri 
Sri Ravi Shankar today said 
 Maharshi Mahesh Yogi's contribution to the world would be 
remembered forever.
 
 According to a release issued by the Art of Living Foundation 
here, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar 
 said, ''Maharshi was a great saint. He was highly skilled in 
managing world affairs and 
 equally dispassionate at the same time.'' Recalling fondly the 
time spent with Maharshi in 
 his early days, he said Maharshi laid the foundation for a new 
world based on the 
 knowledge of Vedas and spirituality.
 
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, a guru to the Beatles who introduced 
transcendental 
 meditation to the West
   ''There was none like him and none shall ever be again. He 
remains unparalleled,'' he 
 added.
 
 Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, a guru to the Beatles who introduced 
transcendental meditation to 
 the West, died at his Dutch home overnight. He was said to be 91.





[FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-08 Thread lurkernomore20002000

  Duveyoung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

snip

As a bonus, I stand a decent chance of getting some of the deepest belly
laughs ever from FFL as the posters here rip your motivations and
protestations to shreds.

Sheeet,  I already got a good chuckle from the back handed,  front
handed,  sideways, and straight on insults.  Don't often get to start
the posting day with such juicy stuff.  Now, on to Dr. Pete's reply!


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[FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread mainstream20016

Nothing is wrong with the idea that former close associates of MMY would be 
welcomed. 
Former close associates, who are now successful independently, are the very 
people 
whose participation would bestow credit to MMY' s legacy. The Chopra 
remembrances, so 
graciously expressed on the Huffington site, are an example of how much 
goodwill can 
come to MMY's legacy from former associates. More of the same would be 
gratefully 
received, and the 'everyone's welcome to participate' invitation is wonderful. 
Don't you have a large mass of snow from a record snowfall last night in 
Madison that 
needs clearing? :)


--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hmmm,
 
 So what's wrong with this picture?
 
 Girish invites Sri Sri.
 
 Why are these two even speaking when Sri Sri ripped off the movement
 with Maharishi's entire schtick down to his giggle?  Was Sri Sri
 giving Girish something under the table?  Or, is Girish, you know,
 actually human enough to see that Maharishi's followers are sometimes
 way way out of the fold?
 
 Dunno.  Did Chopra, Bloomfield, Clayton, Casey, Jerry, Kaplan, Grey,
 De Angelis, Beckley, Carlson et al get invites?
 
 Edg
 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter drpetersutphen@ wrote:
 
   Sri Sri contacted all the heads of his movement a
  few days before MMY passed and told them Maharishi was
  going into mahasamadhi. He instructed that after
  Maharishi passed we should, honor the tradition He
  left it up to people to figure out what that meant. I
  got together with several other former/current TMers
  and we did a puja, meditated and then shared great
  Maharishi stories for several hours. The room was just
  blazing with love.
   Sri Sri was invited to the funeral by Girish, but
  he wasn't sure if he was going or not. I think he will
  though.
   
  --- Marek Reavis reavismarek@ wrote:
  
   Hey, Peter, have you heard if Sri Sri has made any
   comments re 
   Maharishi's passing, and if so, what has he said?
   
   
   
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread Duveyoung
Main,

If you take the trouble to read my last five posts about Maharishi,
you'd know that your below note is unjustified.

And yeah, here's how to remove 20 inches of snow:

1.  Take a shovelful off the top.
2.  Take a shovelful off the top of the remaining snow.
3.  Take another shovelful off the top of the remaining snow.
4.  Take another shovelful off the top of the remaining snow.
5.  Take the last shovelful of the top of the remaining snow.

There, that's clearing a ONE FOOT AREA.

I had four foot high drifts, and I live on a corner lot with a big
driveway and two wheelchair access ramps and a fire hydrant to clear
around, and I'm still sweating right now from doing that over an hour ago.

And, oh yeah, fuck you Main.  I've got a brain and I use it any way I
see fit, and right now, Girish is a thug -- if you're holding back
some wondrousness about this grease ball, let's hear it, and while
you're at it, address the actual topic -- do you really think that
Chopra, Bloomfield, Clayton, Casey, Jerry, Kaplan, Grey, De Angelis,
Beckley, Carlson et al would be welcomed to Maharishi's funeral?  Do
you really think the Rajas would give any of them the time of day?

Maybe Chopra, maybe Jerry, but the rest would be snubbed if not
outrightly ejected from the rites and proceedings, unless they had a
million bucks for Girish.

Edg


--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mainstream20016
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Nothing is wrong with the idea that former close associates of MMY
would be welcomed.  
 Former close associates, who are now successful independently, are
the very people who's 
 participation would bestow credit to MMY' s legacy.   The Chopra
remembrances, so 
 graciously expressed on the Huffington site, are an example of how
much goodwill can 
 come to MMY's legacy from former associates.  More of the same would
be gratefully 
 received, and the 'everyone's welcome to participate' invitation is
wonderful.  
  Don't you have a large mass of snow from a record snowfall last
night in Madison that 
 needs clearing?  :) 
 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung no_reply@ wrote:
 
  Hmmm,
  
  So what's wrong with this picture?
  
  Girish invites Sri Sri.
  
  Why are these two even speaking when Sri Sri ripped off the movement
  with Maharishi's entire schtick down to his giggle?  Was Sri Sri
  giving Girish something under the table?  Or, is Girish, you know,
  actually human enough to see that Maharishi's followers are sometimes
  way way out of the fold?
  
  Dunno.  Did Chopra, Bloomfield, Clayton, Casey, Jerry, Kaplan, Grey,
  De Angelis, Beckley, Carlson et al get invites?
  
  Edg
  
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter drpetersutphen@ wrote:
  
Sri Sri contacted all the heads of his movement a
   few days before MMY passed and told them Maharishi was
   going into mahasamadhi. He instructed that after
   Maharishi passed we should, honor the tradition He
   left it up to people to figure out what that meant. I
   got together with several other former/current TMers
   and we did a puja, meditated and then shared great
   Maharishi stories for several hours. The room was just
   blazing with love.
Sri Sri was invited to the funeral by Girish, but
   he wasn't sure if he was going or not. I think he will
   though.

   --- Marek Reavis reavismarek@ wrote:
   
Hey, Peter, have you heard if Sri Sri has made any
comments re 
Maharishi's passing, and if so, what has he said?



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[FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread Duveyoung
Hmmm,

So what's wrong with this picture?

Girish invites Sri Sri.

Why are these two even speaking when Sri Sri ripped off the movement
with Maharishi's entire schtick down to his giggle?  Was Sri Sri
giving Girish something under the table?  Or, is Girish, you know,
actually human enough to see that Maharishi's followers are sometimes
way way out of the fold?

Dunno.  Did Chopra, Bloomfield, Clayton, Casey, Jerry, Kaplan, Grey,
De Angelis, Beckley, Carlson et al get invites?

Edg

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Sri Sri contacted all the heads of his movement a
 few days before MMY passed and told them Maharishi was
 going into mahasamadhi. He instructed that after
 Maharishi passed we should, honor the tradition He
 left it up to people to figure out what that meant. I
 got together with several other former/current TMers
 and we did a puja, meditated and then shared great
 Maharishi stories for several hours. The room was just
 blazing with love.
  Sri Sri was invited to the funeral by Girish, but
 he wasn't sure if he was going or not. I think he will
 though.
  
 --- Marek Reavis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Hey, Peter, have you heard if Sri Sri has made any
  comments re 
  Maharishi's passing, and if so, what has he said?
  
  
  
  To subscribe, send a message to:
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  
  Or go to: 
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread mainstream20016
Nothing is wrong with the idea that former close associates of MMY would be 
welcomed.  
Former close associates, who are now successful independently, are the very 
people who's 
participation would bestow credit to MMY' s legacy.   The Chopra remembrances, 
so 
graciously expressed on the Huffington site, are an example of how much 
goodwill can 
come to MMY's legacy from former associates.  More of the same would be 
gratefully 
received, and the 'everyone's welcome to participate' invitation is wonderful.  
 Don't you have a large mass of snow from a record snowfall last night in 
Madison that 
needs clearing?  :) 

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hmmm,
 
 So what's wrong with this picture?
 
 Girish invites Sri Sri.
 
 Why are these two even speaking when Sri Sri ripped off the movement
 with Maharishi's entire schtick down to his giggle?  Was Sri Sri
 giving Girish something under the table?  Or, is Girish, you know,
 actually human enough to see that Maharishi's followers are sometimes
 way way out of the fold?
 
 Dunno.  Did Chopra, Bloomfield, Clayton, Casey, Jerry, Kaplan, Grey,
 De Angelis, Beckley, Carlson et al get invites?
 
 Edg
 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter drpetersutphen@ wrote:
 
   Sri Sri contacted all the heads of his movement a
  few days before MMY passed and told them Maharishi was
  going into mahasamadhi. He instructed that after
  Maharishi passed we should, honor the tradition He
  left it up to people to figure out what that meant. I
  got together with several other former/current TMers
  and we did a puja, meditated and then shared great
  Maharishi stories for several hours. The room was just
  blazing with love.
   Sri Sri was invited to the funeral by Girish, but
  he wasn't sure if he was going or not. I think he will
  though.
   
  --- Marek Reavis reavismarek@ wrote:
  
   Hey, Peter, have you heard if Sri Sri has made any
   comments re 
   Maharishi's passing, and if so, what has he said?
   
   
   
   To subscribe, send a message to:
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   
   Or go to: 
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread Duveyoung
Thanks, Main,


There's a lot of heart in your reply.

Ya cudda ripped me a new one.

I apologize for my raging on yer buns.

SighI guess moving four tons of snow from one spot to another spot
that was mere inches from its original place on my sidewalk took its
toll, cuz I'm such a cuddlywuddly kinda guy and would never do such,
nope not ever.

I would be drooling over the flurry of gossip if any of my list of
folks showed up in India, and yeah, that crowned crew just doesn't matter.

Edg

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mainstream20016
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Edg,
   Your  'memories of MMY' post  was interesting. May all
have such wonderful 
 memories of MMY to draw upon to soothe whatever loss they feel
related to MMY - 
 whether the loss is related to MMY's absence, or to one's own
personal bitter regret of 
 misplaced loyalty, or loss of youth whatever.
 
  I have no hard opinion of Girish.  It seems that his gig is to
influence Indian society to re-
 discover their heritage through partaking in the TMO's programs
widely, en mass. It's a 
 heavy responsibility - MMY passed before achieving it, and the
prospects are uncertain.
   
 I am as dismayed as anyone about the confiscatory actions that have
ruined U.S. TM 
 communities to finance the non- U.S. movement. A key question is how
much of the 
 movement's resources are in the control of Girish. 
 
   I have no delusions that woo woo rays from somewhere on the
opposite side of the 
 planet can compare with the benefits gained by experiencing Silence
directly through 
 personal TM practice. 
 
  Regarding the pitifully small number of insiders who wouldn't give
the time of day to 
 former associates of MMY if the former associates were to attend the
ceremonies in India: 
 I think the former associates would be above such a snub; and would
graciously allow the 
 arrogant insiders a wide berth on their continuing path toward 
irrelevance. 

 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung no_reply@ wrote:
 
  Main,
  
  If you take the trouble to read my last five posts about Maharishi,
  you'd know that your below note is unjustified.
  
  And yeah, here's how to remove 20 inches of snow:
  
  1.  Take a shovelful off the top.
  2.  Take a shovelful off the top of the remaining snow.
  3.  Take another shovelful off the top of the remaining snow.
  4.  Take another shovelful off the top of the remaining snow.
  5.  Take the last shovelful of the top of the remaining snow.
  
  There, that's clearing a ONE FOOT AREA.
  
  I had four foot high drifts, and I live on a corner lot with a big
  driveway and two wheelchair access ramps and a fire hydrant to clear
  around, and I'm still sweating right now from doing that over an
hour ago.
  
  And, oh yeah, fuck you Main.  I've got a brain and I use it any way I
  see fit, and right now, Girish is a thug -- if you're holding back
  some wondrousness about this grease ball, let's hear it, and while
  you're at it, address the actual topic -- do you really think that
  Chopra, Bloomfield, Clayton, Casey, Jerry, Kaplan, Grey, De Angelis,
  Beckley, Carlson et al would be welcomed to Maharishi's funeral?  Do
  you really think the Rajas would give any of them the time of day?
  
  Maybe Chopra, maybe Jerry, but the rest would be snubbed if not
  outrightly ejected from the rites and proceedings, unless they had a
  million bucks for Girish.
  
  Edg
  
  
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mainstream20016
  mainstream20016@ wrote:
  
   Nothing is wrong with the idea that former close associates of MMY
  would be welcomed.  
   Former close associates, who are now successful independently, are
  the very people who's 
   participation would bestow credit to MMY' s legacy.   The Chopra
  remembrances, so 
   graciously expressed on the Huffington site, are an example of how
  much goodwill can 
   come to MMY's legacy from former associates.  More of the same would
  be gratefully 
   received, and the 'everyone's welcome to participate' invitation is
  wonderful.  
Don't you have a large mass of snow from a record snowfall last
  night in Madison that 
   needs clearing?  :) 
   
   --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung no_reply@ wrote:
   
Hmmm,

So what's wrong with this picture?

Girish invites Sri Sri.

Why are these two even speaking when Sri Sri ripped off the
movement
with Maharishi's entire schtick down to his giggle?  Was Sri Sri
giving Girish something under the table?  Or, is Girish, you know,
actually human enough to see that Maharishi's followers are
sometimes
way way out of the fold?

Dunno.  Did Chopra, Bloomfield, Clayton, Casey, Jerry, Kaplan,
Grey,
De Angelis, Beckley, Carlson et al get invites?

Edg

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

  Sri Sri contacted all the heads of his movement a
 few days before MMY 

[FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread mainstream20016
Edg,
  Your  'memories of MMY' post  was interesting. May all have such 
wonderful 
memories of MMY to draw upon to soothe whatever loss they feel related to MMY - 
whether the loss is related to MMY's absence, or to one's own personal bitter 
regret of 
misplaced loyalty, or loss of youth whatever.

 I have no hard opinion of Girish.  It seems that his gig is to influence 
Indian society to re-
discover their heritage through partaking in the TMO's programs widely, en 
mass. It's a 
heavy responsibility - MMY passed before achieving it, and the prospects are 
uncertain.
  
I am as dismayed as anyone about the confiscatory actions that have ruined U.S. 
TM 
communities to finance the non- U.S. movement. A key question is how much of 
the 
movement's resources are in the control of Girish. 

  I have no delusions that woo woo rays from somewhere on the opposite side of 
the 
planet can compare with the benefits gained by experiencing Silence directly 
through 
personal TM practice. 

 Regarding the pitifully small number of insiders who wouldn't give the time of 
day to 
former associates of MMY if the former associates were to attend the ceremonies 
in India: 
I think the former associates would be above such a snub; and would graciously 
allow the 
arrogant insiders a wide berth on their continuing path toward  irrelevance. 
   

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Main,
 
 If you take the trouble to read my last five posts about Maharishi,
 you'd know that your below note is unjustified.
 
 And yeah, here's how to remove 20 inches of snow:
 
 1.  Take a shovelful off the top.
 2.  Take a shovelful off the top of the remaining snow.
 3.  Take another shovelful off the top of the remaining snow.
 4.  Take another shovelful off the top of the remaining snow.
 5.  Take the last shovelful of the top of the remaining snow.
 
 There, that's clearing a ONE FOOT AREA.
 
 I had four foot high drifts, and I live on a corner lot with a big
 driveway and two wheelchair access ramps and a fire hydrant to clear
 around, and I'm still sweating right now from doing that over an hour ago.
 
 And, oh yeah, fuck you Main.  I've got a brain and I use it any way I
 see fit, and right now, Girish is a thug -- if you're holding back
 some wondrousness about this grease ball, let's hear it, and while
 you're at it, address the actual topic -- do you really think that
 Chopra, Bloomfield, Clayton, Casey, Jerry, Kaplan, Grey, De Angelis,
 Beckley, Carlson et al would be welcomed to Maharishi's funeral?  Do
 you really think the Rajas would give any of them the time of day?
 
 Maybe Chopra, maybe Jerry, but the rest would be snubbed if not
 outrightly ejected from the rites and proceedings, unless they had a
 million bucks for Girish.
 
 Edg
 
 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, mainstream20016
 mainstream20016@ wrote:
 
  Nothing is wrong with the idea that former close associates of MMY
 would be welcomed.  
  Former close associates, who are now successful independently, are
 the very people who's 
  participation would bestow credit to MMY' s legacy.   The Chopra
 remembrances, so 
  graciously expressed on the Huffington site, are an example of how
 much goodwill can 
  come to MMY's legacy from former associates.  More of the same would
 be gratefully 
  received, and the 'everyone's welcome to participate' invitation is
 wonderful.  
   Don't you have a large mass of snow from a record snowfall last
 night in Madison that 
  needs clearing?  :) 
  
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung no_reply@ wrote:
  
   Hmmm,
   
   So what's wrong with this picture?
   
   Girish invites Sri Sri.
   
   Why are these two even speaking when Sri Sri ripped off the movement
   with Maharishi's entire schtick down to his giggle?  Was Sri Sri
   giving Girish something under the table?  Or, is Girish, you know,
   actually human enough to see that Maharishi's followers are sometimes
   way way out of the fold?
   
   Dunno.  Did Chopra, Bloomfield, Clayton, Casey, Jerry, Kaplan, Grey,
   De Angelis, Beckley, Carlson et al get invites?
   
   Edg
   
   --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter drpetersutphen@ wrote:
   
 Sri Sri contacted all the heads of his movement a
few days before MMY passed and told them Maharishi was
going into mahasamadhi. He instructed that after
Maharishi passed we should, honor the tradition He
left it up to people to figure out what that meant. I
got together with several other former/current TMers
and we did a puja, meditated and then shared great
Maharishi stories for several hours. The room was just
blazing with love.
 Sri Sri was invited to the funeral by Girish, but
he wasn't sure if he was going or not. I think he will
though.
 
--- Marek Reavis reavismarek@ wrote:

 Hey, Peter, have you heard if Sri Sri has made any
 comments re 
 

[FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread Marek Reavis
Thanks, Peter.  I would be interested in anything he might say, 
should you hear of it and think it appropriate to share.

**

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

  Sri Sri contacted all the heads of his movement a
 few days before MMY passed and told them Maharishi was
 going into mahasamadhi. He instructed that after
 Maharishi passed we should, honor the tradition He
 left it up to people to figure out what that meant. I
 got together with several other former/current TMers
 and we did a puja, meditated and then shared great
 Maharishi stories for several hours. The room was just
 blazing with love.
  Sri Sri was invited to the funeral by Girish, but
 he wasn't sure if he was going or not. I think he will
 though.
  
 --- Marek Reavis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Hey, Peter, have you heard if Sri Sri has made any
  comments re 
  Maharishi's passing, and if so, what has he said?
  
  
  
  To subscribe, send a message to:
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  
  Or go to: 
  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/
  and click 'Join This Group!' 
  Yahoo! Groups Links
  
  
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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread Vaj


On Feb 7, 2008, at 3:49 PM, Duveyoung wrote:


SighI guess moving four tons of snow from one spot to another spot
that was mere inches from its original place on my sidewalk took its
toll, cuz I'm such a cuddlywuddly kinda guy and would never do such,
nope not ever.



I get a real kick out of your reaction to snow, as it's so opposite my  
own. Are you really like that or are you just joking? I love the snow  
when it comes -- especially snow that makes you snowbound a day or so.  
We stock up and enjoy the virgin-like quality of a fresh white blanket  
of new snow, everywhere. I got snowshoes, so I can still get around.


Of course, I do live in the country. Maybe that's a suburb thing?

[FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread sparaig
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Main,
 
 If you take the trouble to read my last five posts about Maharishi,
 you'd know that your below note is unjustified.
 
 And yeah, here's how to remove 20 inches of snow:
 
 1.  Take a shovelful off the top.
 2.  Take a shovelful off the top of the remaining snow.
 3.  Take another shovelful off the top of the remaining snow.
 4.  Take another shovelful off the top of the remaining snow.
 5.  Take the last shovelful of the top of the remaining snow.
 
 There, that's clearing a ONE FOOT AREA.
 
 I had four foot high drifts, and I live on a corner lot with a big
 driveway and two wheelchair access ramps and a fire hydrant to clear
 around, and I'm still sweating right now from doing that over an hour ago.
 
 And, oh yeah, fuck you Main.  I've got a brain and I use it any way I
 see fit, and right now, Girish is a thug -- if you're holding back
 some wondrousness about this grease b

Girish isn't that high up in the TMO outside of India.

Was he present during MMY's death? Did he get a mention by Bevan about who 
would 
administer/control the Brahmananda Saraswati trust, unless he was part of that 
lumped-
together group of rajas and ministers? He runs the World Capital Yogic FLying 
hall in 
India. Not a trivial post and no doubt quite influential, but he's not part of 
the first tier, at 
least in the official structure.

Did you miss the fact that the TMO is now led by a Coptic Christian born in 
Labanon?


Lawson











[FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread sparaig
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Marek Reavis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Thanks, Peter.  I would be interested in anything he might say, 
 should you hear of it and think it appropriate to share.
 

http://living.oneindia.in/yoga-spirituality/faith-mysticism/2008/maharishi-mahesh-
yogi-ravi-shankar.html

Bhopal, Feb 6 (UNI) Art of Living Foundation spiritual head Sri Sri Ravi 
Shankar today said 
Maharshi Mahesh Yogi's contribution to the world would be remembered forever.

According to a release issued by the Art of Living Foundation here, Sri Sri 
Ravi Shankar 
said, ''Maharshi was a great saint. He was highly skilled in managing world 
affairs and 
equally dispassionate at the same time.'' Recalling fondly the time spent with 
Maharshi in 
his early days, he said Maharshi laid the foundation for a new world based on 
the 
knowledge of Vedas and spirituality.

 Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, a guru to the Beatles who introduced 
transcendental 
meditation to the West
''There was none like him and none shall ever be again. He remains 
unparalleled,'' he 
added.

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, a guru to the Beatles who introduced transcendental 
meditation to 
the West, died at his Dutch home overnight. He was said to be 91.



Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread Peter


 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung
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  Hmmm,
  
  So what's wrong with this picture?
  
  Girish invites Sri Sri.
  
  Why are these two even speaking when Sri Sri
 ripped off the movement
  with Maharishi's entire schtick down to his
 giggle?  Was Sri Sri
  giving Girish something under the table?  Or, is
 Girish, you know,
  actually human enough to see that Maharishi's
 followers are sometimes
  way way out of the fold?

You really don't have a clue what you're talking
about. These are your thoughts, that's all. These are
your thoughts, not based on direct experience, but on
samskaras in your chit. You can only judge something
that you experience. If you spent time with Sri Sri,
fine, then its your experience. I have a different
experience, but I can honor and allow yours. But what
do you really know through direct experience regarding
Sri Sri? How in the world did he rip-off the TM
movement? 







  

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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread Peter
I certainly will

--- Marek Reavis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Thanks, Peter.  I would be interested in anything he
 might say, 
 should you hear of it and think it appropriate to
 share.
 
 **
 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter
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 wrote:
 
   Sri Sri contacted all the heads of his
 movement a
  few days before MMY passed and told them Maharishi
 was
  going into mahasamadhi. He instructed that after
  Maharishi passed we should, honor the tradition
 He
  left it up to people to figure out what that
 meant. I
  got together with several other former/current
 TMers
  and we did a puja, meditated and then shared great
  Maharishi stories for several hours. The room was
 just
  blazing with love.
   Sri Sri was invited to the funeral by Girish,
 but
  he wasn't sure if he was going or not. I think he
 will
  though.
   
  --- Marek Reavis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
   Hey, Peter, have you heard if Sri Sri has made
 any
   comments re 
   Maharishi's passing, and if so, what has he
 said?
   
   
   
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Question for Dr. Pete

2008-02-07 Thread Duveyoung
Peter,

I haven't had a clue since '62 when I wanted Richard Nixon to beat
Kennedy.  I may be as goofy still.

'Course I don't know Sri Sri.  If he's holy to you, fine, use him as
your symbol of excellence.  

But I'll tell you what.  The first time I saw your symbol of
excellence lecturing on public TV in Fearfield, it was impossible to
think that he wasn't aping Maharishi's every mannerism.  All I know is
that I had to do an actual double take, and it was more than a minute
before I had convinced myself that I wasn't seeing an old video of a
young Maharishi -- dhoti, divan, flower, giggle, hair, beard, and the
same question sound, that eh with the high voice and the half
closed eyes.  100% identity theft.

It was MY experience that it was common talk on the streets about the
sheer audacity of the congruency.  It was the conclusion of almost
everyone I talked to that he'd come to town to grab some weak TMers by
offering them the personal guru that Maharishi couldn't provide them.

Hey, he's allowed, but to come to Fairfield with that cover band, no
matter how totally Sri Sri might have been innocent or deluded,
there's no moral validation for setting up shop in Fairfield.  If he'd
gathered his flock from almost any other place on earth, I would write
him off as a well meaning doofus, but to hit Fairfield was simply
spiritual arrogance and a brazen attempt to kickstart his downline by
grabbing his upline's customers.

He might be teaching pure gold -- but there's ten million who can
teach the same stuff. 

Now, we know what the movement did to Vaughn Abrams when he did almost
the exact same thing, dhoti, divan, rose, etc.  So one has to ask at
least a few questions: 

What did the TMO do or try to do to Sri Sri that matched the smack
they laid on Vaughn?  

Did Sri Sri get off light cuz he's a Hindu?  

Why is Sri Sri now buddy buddy with Girish? 

I'd be a fool to not be suspicious.

To be paranoid, why not?  let's ask:  Could Girish suddenly grab Sri
Sri and say that Maharishi told him in a vision to support Sri Sri and
now he's the successor of Maharishi? Seems possible.  Something
stinks. And, if Bev and Hag and Tony can't cut the mustard, maybe
Girish will trot out Sri Srisince Maharishi worked the magic with
that schtick.

If you're a follower of Sri Sri, perhaps you'd be kind enough to tell
us why his doing Maharishi didn't stop you in your tracks, and what
it was in your personality that Sri Sri drove a wedge into so deeply
that you turned your back on your original symbol of spiritual excellence.

See, if you did that, then, maybe then, I'd have clue about what
you're talking about and why that tone is in your voice.

Then, if you pass that test, I'll let you instruct me on the mysteries
of samskaras in one's chit.  I could write a book on that phrase, but
you get first crack.  Hit us with your best sermon.

As a bonus, I stand a decent chance of getting some of the deepest
belly laughs ever from FFL as the posters here rip your motivations
and protestations to shreds.  

Edg



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  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung
  no_reply@ wrote:
  
   Hmmm,
   
   So what's wrong with this picture?
   
   Girish invites Sri Sri.
   
   Why are these two even speaking when Sri Sri
  ripped off the movement
   with Maharishi's entire schtick down to his
  giggle?  Was Sri Sri
   giving Girish something under the table?  Or, is
  Girish, you know,
   actually human enough to see that Maharishi's
  followers are sometimes
   way way out of the fold?
 
 You really don't have a clue what you're talking
 about. These are your thoughts, that's all. These are
 your thoughts, not based on direct experience, but on
 samskaras in your chit. You can only judge something
 that you experience. If you spent time with Sri Sri,
 fine, then its your experience. I have a different
 experience, but I can honor and allow yours. But what
 do you really know through direct experience regarding
 Sri Sri? How in the world did he rip-off the TM
 movement? 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  

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