Hey there, no worries. I am naturally slightly paranoid alsoI like the
idea of being a paranoid optimist (nod to bOb).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfdEtbyVUXI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfdEtbyVUXI
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Hey
Very much so - being reasonably free in the world demands both qualities - I
try to use each, to my advantage, peering into creative corners, discovering
something I can comfortably display - lol
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Hey there, no worries. I am
.
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: So what have we learned from the pundit riots?
The MUM/TMO administration obviously feels that it has the basic right to
discipline human beings who work for the princely sum of $50 per month (with
*maybe* another $150 going to their families) to force them to practice TM and
do what
Barry's all manic and overstimulated because this is something new he can use
to beat up on the TMO and TMers, rather than having to keep recycling all the
old stuff. Same deal awhile back when it was revealed that King Tony was
married.
He is simply too gleeful over others' misfortunes -
On 3/14/2014 7:46 AM, authfri...@yahoo.com wrote:
Barry's all manic and overstimulated because this is something
/new/ he can use to beat up on the TMO and TMers, rather than having
to keep recycling all the old stuff. Same deal awhile back when it was
revealed that King Tony was married.
As far as I know,they're allowed to go back to India whenever they want.
However, they are then in violation of their contract. I don't know what the
details of that contract are. I have heard 2 conflicting stories:
They get paid room, board and $50/month while here and
either their
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What I am commenting
On 3/14/2014 3:38 AM, nablusoss1008 wrote:
Now that it's clear that his hero the Lama-fellow is a complete
disaster and has given up Tibet once and for all and is permanently
seeking protection amongst the Hindus in India his frustration needs a
focus.
Never pass up a tragedy or a
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What I am commenting on is your crazy-eyed cultist outlook
*icky*.
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Barry's all manic and overstimulated because this is something new he can use
to beat up on the TMO and TMers, rather than having to keep recycling all the
old stuff. Same deal awhile back when it was revealed that King
Richard, just because they don't want to go back to India, doesn't mean they
want to continue being a pundit! Where is Spock when we need him?!
I don't think the pundits have any contact with MUM any more. When the program
started, they lived on campus. But not for quite a while now.
That's
On 3/13/2014 9:27 PM, Share Long wrote:
To force someone to be in a program to create world peace is a
contradiction in terms!
Apparently all the students and their parents think MUM is a good thing.
We are all trying to promote world peace. There doesn't seem to be any
evidence that
Share, do you believe that the program is working to create world peace?
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Richard, just because they don't want to go back to India, doesn't mean they
want to continue being a pundit! Where is Spock when we need him?!
I don't
Richard, you are delusional today.
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On 3/13/2014 9:27 PM, Share Long wrote:
To force someone to be in a program to create world peace is a
contradiction in terms!
Apparently all the students and their parents think MUM is a
No, Emily I don't. And from what I've learned here the last few days I think
the reason is that some of the men don't want to be pundits. I mean really, how
much peace can a person create if they're engaged in a program they don't want
to be engaged in?! Especially one as rigorous as the pundit
On 3/14/2014 10:49 AM, Share Long wrote:
just because they don't want to go back to India, doesn't mean they
want to continue being a pundit!
According to my sources in Vedic City, none of the pundit boys have any
objections to becoming Hindu pundits, but a few didn't want to go back
to
Please allow me to butt in -- Quite honestly Em, I do. Not that world peace
necessarily dawns, but what they are doing, is *definitely* aiding the ability
of those who are so inclined, to achieve spiritual liberation. Get enough
spiritually clear folks on the planet, and we might make it a few
Spiritual liberation is for the most part an inside job, imo. How are they
aiding the ability of others so inclined? I am inclined, for example to desire
such a thing. How are they helping me? (I have an answer to my own question,
but I am curious as to your answer.) By example? Because
I got nuttin' - sorry. I just know it works.:-) Brand me as you will, makes no
diff. Like I said, I never give it much thought. No big deal, either way...
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Spiritual liberation is for the most part an inside job, imo. How are
I'm not branding you Docthat's funny. Just curious if you had anything
else to say. Many believe that prayer worksalthough one doesn't always get
what one prays for. Nothing wrong with believing it; nothing wrong with
prayerit's an inside job.
---In
I totally agree with the personal work being done! No one walks around handing
out donuts, or anything else, in this lifetime. As to the branded comment, I
am naturally paranoid.:-)
On 3/14/2014 11:16 AM, emilymae...@yahoo.com wrote:
Richard, you are delusional today.
Are there any reports of the parents of the pundit boys complaining
about MUM? Go figure.
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On 3/13/2014 9:27 PM, Share Long wrote:
To
On 3/14/2014 11:44 AM, emilymae...@yahoo.com wrote:
(Think of your own child. I think of mine. She is about educating
herself-
The pundit boys are learning a trade so they can get jobs when they
return home. That's the whole idea - pundits are in high demand in India.
Hey there - I responded but didn't follow the Neo Commandment, thou shalt
click, 'Show message history':-)
I *totally* (like, totally) agree that we each must do our own work - Yes, no
free lunches, etc. ever. As for branded, I am naturally slightly paranoid -
Its harmless, but I suppose I get
The MUM/TMO administration obviously feels that it has the basic right to
discipline human beings who work for the princely sum of $50 per month (with
*maybe* another $150 going to their families) to force them to practice TM and
do what they're told. They even issued a press release saying
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The MUM/TMO administration obviously feels that it has the basic right to
discipline human
Are you *really* trying to make a case that children essentially sold into
slavery by their own parents have an obligation to fulfill their contract?
Are you saying that if said *adults* are not fulfilling the terms of their
legal contract, they should continue to be housed in the USA and
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Are you *really* trying to make a case that children essentially sold into
slavery
The photos of the compound in the newspaper look much like a minimum-security
prison compound. I think all we need to do is have a more flexible mindset
(characteristic of creative intelligence: flexibility) and agree that slavery
is a good thing, and encourage its practise. Let's keep those
: [FairfieldLife] Re: So what have we learned from the pundit riots?
Are you *really* trying to make a case that children essentially sold into
slavery by their own parents have an obligation to fulfill their contract?
Are you saying that if said *adults* are not fulfilling the terms of their
legal
Well said. But they are paid 200$ a month which is quite a good salary
considering that buying ability will be about x 20 for that amount in India. So
most of these pundits will certainly want to hold on to this job.
I think your mention of climate makes a lot of sense. This added to the
:
http://www.kcrg.com/home/top-9/Sheriffs-Office-Wont-Help-With-Next-Attempt-To-Remove-Pandit--249973471.html#ixzz2vqbCqYwZ
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This is great! Now when the pundits riot, they can tear up the MUM cars!
Sheriff's Office Won't Help With Next Attempt To Remove Pandit
By Mark Carlson, Reporter
FAIRFIELD, Iowa - A pandit leader
There may be, shall we say, mixed motivations--i.e., other than
compassion--involved in the ascribing of blame by the TM critics on FFL. In the
past, when the TMO has come significantly a-cropper, there have been veritable
explosions of glee here from the critics, just as in this instance.
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The MUM/TMO administration obviously
that's great TurqB!
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Date: Thursday, March 13
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Are you *really* trying to make a case that children essentially sold into
slavery by their own parents
It would be most helpful for everyone to hear from the pundits, freely.
Who is going to speak to the pundits so we can hear the pundit side of this?
The Raja Wynne ? It would be most caring to have independent mediation to hear
what the pundit side really is. Send in the International Red
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that's great TurqB!
I can only hope that lawyer Better Call Goldstein and many others read
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It would be most helpful for
everyone to hear from the pundits, freely.
Who
On 3/13/2014 8:23 AM, TurquoiseBee wrote:
Well, there were some unruly pundits -- obviously unstressing or
possessed by rakshasas
What is wrong with you, Barry? The pundits are students from India, not
unruly black devil rakshasas. Maybe you should learn a little Sanskrit
before you go using
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It would be most helpful for everyone to hear from the pundits, freely.
Who is going to speak to the pundits so we can hear the pundit side of this?
The Raja Wynne ? It would be most caring to have independent
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It would be most helpful for
everyone to hear from the pundits
On 3/13/2014 8:51 AM, Michael Jackson wrote:
that's great TurqB!
What you need to do is examine your own motives for contributing to this
conversation. So far, you and Barry are not looking very good in the
racial profiling category. Go figure.
There are probably millions of people attending
Judy to my satisfaction I covered the issue you mention when I wrote: And what
about our own motivations as we ascribe blame without having all the facts?
I felt turq's compassion in his post. I was not pandering. But you, as usual,
are attempting to pass off your opinions as fact and your
, Daddy.
Father: Do you want me to get the Taser again? Do as you're told...
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Indeed I am. I am furthermore suggesting that the entire program is an
ill-disguised form of modern child slavery, promoted by a known rapist in India
as a mechanism to suck millions of dollars worth of donations from dumb TMers
around the world, with the aid of the international TM movement
Lawson, I would say that if these children are forced, then the parents are
mainly to blame. BUT...so also is the organization that accepts these coerced
children into their programs.
The TMO in my opinion, should only accept children who truly want to be in the
program. There should be a
Read what I wrote again. You are lying when you say I was trying to pass off my
opinions as fact. Not that it's a surprise to find you telling falsehoods.
That's how you deal with conflict, dishonestly. And there's more than enough
hard evidence of that in the archives. Want some examples?
I
On 3/13/2014 10:10 AM, Share Long wrote:
accept children who truly want to be in the program.
Parents send their children to boarding schools all the time, even if
the child does not want to go - you don't have to like your parents -
just do what they tell you to do. I would think that the
Richard, as I was saying to Lawson, it's a complicated situation. But I would
say, for this kind of program to create world peace, better to only have people
involved who truly want to be involved. Otherwise it's flawed from the
beginning.
But it's a sticky wicket. What if the parent wants to
Turq et. al. and other pseudo-Buddhists here just need something to unstress on
considering the low interest in the Dolly Lama these days.
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On 3/13/2014 10:10 AM, Share Long wrote:
accept children who truly want to be in the
On 3/13/2014 9:03 AM, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com wrote:
Send in the International Red Cross, the Attorneys General either State or
Federal, or draw on the help of non-profit groups that specialize in traffic-ed
workers.
From what I can see, Tony Nader lives just a few blocks from the campus,
On 3/13/2014 6:01 AM, TurquoiseBee wrote:
Are you *really* trying to make a case that children essentially sold
into slavery by their own parents have an obligation to fulfill their
contract?
Answer to previous question: Yes. it looks like Barry is interested in
the TMO pundit program in
On 03/13/2014 04:01 AM, TurquoiseBee wrote:
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pundit riots?
Are you *really* trying to make a case
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Well, Lawson is a TM fanboy.
I agree. What I am commenting on is that the *extent* of his
When contemplating the relative sanity of Barry and Lawson, let's bear in mind
that it was Barry who characterized Lawson's mention of a TV interview with an
older Fairfield pundit as exploiting a celebrity endorsement--as if Lawson
could have cited any number of other interviews of the pundit
] Re: So what have we learned from the pundit riots?
Well, Lawson is a TM fanboy.
I agree. What I am commenting on is that the *extent* of his fanboy antics are
starting to sound like the rantings of a crazy-eyed cultist. I honestly don't
think he realizes this.
is creeping me out.
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On 3/13/2014 6:03 PM, doctordumb...@rocketmail.com wrote:
He is a little too worked up about it, being that far away, and his
desperation is creeping me out.
So, why do you suppose he is so interested in the pundit boys? He's
never before seemed very concerned about international students on
On 3/13/2014 10:32 AM, Share Long wrote:
What if the parent wants to enroll the child in the pundit program but
the child doesn't want to be a pundit?
Every child needs to be taught how to read and write, Share, even if
they don't want to be pundits.
Richard, I still say that with this kind of program, meant to create world
peace, the participants need to voluntarily involved every step of the way. If
a boy doesn't want to continue, then he should be allowed to leave. Otherwise
the whole thing is flawed at the core.
On Thursday, March
On 3/13/2014 7:59 PM, Share Long wrote:
I still say that with this kind of program, meant to create world
peace, the participants need to voluntarily involved every step of the
way. If a boy doesn't want to continue, then he should be allowed to
leave. Otherwise the whole thing is flawed at
Richard, yes, school is a good thing. In fact a very good thing. But we're
talking about way more than school. So again, since it is meant to be a program
for creating world peace, for God's sake, I think the participants should be
voluntary. To force someone to be in a program to create world
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