RE: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive
Thank you for you continuing commitment to a better world through uplifting group consciousness and more fair and accountable organizational structures.
RE: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive
Looking through the whole Batgap list now I can see some lot of interviewees whose spiritual pollination or incubation included ™ in their biography though they may not be affiliated directly with ™now. This is a longer list in itself. ™ like reading Yogananda’s book was an aspect that was pervasive in counter-culture to the orthodox at a time in a demographic shift of the ‘spiritual but not religious’ transformation that has taken place in the last 50 years. Batgap coming as it has as a phenomena in the information age seems emblematic of a (progressive) transformation that is going on. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Batgap guests with a TM background: https://batgap.com/past-interviews/categorical-index-guests/#TM Rick Archer Buddha at the Gas Pump https://batgap.com From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2019 6:49 AM To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive Good question, ArchOn. There is a composite of things here. Reading your observation out to meditators in Ff, with easy regaling people do readily recall how nice the inner experiences were meditating in the group whence the aggregate numbers meditating together before were high. Comments Also, “Those who want to be and can be there doing program in the Domes are there now.” “The place is still incredibly activated as a place to meditate.” “For too long, since the 1980’s, the cumulative communications of exclusion were such that it became known that the group was not necessarily welcoming.” “There is an assumption on both the admin and meditating community sides that people are not even listening and that it is way or likely past a recovery point.” “This is sad really.” “Knowing a moral character involved and the hostage taking of the creed of their religious belief, “That if Maharishi said something, it can’t be changed”, it will take massive administrative leadership magnanimity to move this forward towards thriving again, let alone just surviving.” mag·na·nim·i·ty generosity, charitableness, charity, benevolence, beneficence, open-handedness, big-heartedness, great-heartedness, liberality, humanity, nobility, chivalry, kindness, munificence, bountifulness, bounty, largesse, altruism, philanthropy; unselfishness, selflessness, self-sacrifice, self-denial; clemency, mercy, leniency, forgiveness, indulgence There is an enduring cultural fear and anxiety about spiritual teachers as a stance that remains in the ownership that is held within the written membership guidelines for the group meditations. Fearing of people who would be spiritual teachers, fearing of those with their persistence for visiting spiritual people, and a fear of people, old meditators, who may work for other spiritual teachers. By one or another count these have been held against people of the TM meditating community for decades here. Our demographic pool to draw on has gotten very small. In practicality those who have wanted to be in the Domes meditating with the large group often have worked around the guidelines i e., staying low as frightened flyers or as the process taught towards being yogic liars, while others simply have withdrawn from the movement community. May the providential support of Nature grace a survival of the Fairfield Dome meditations through these currents of adverse times. Jai Guru Dev. A remarkable thing now is to recognize how many people with their resources have sold homes and moved away now by what seems became a lack in communal cohesion driven to a detachment of peoples meditating in the Dome group by a remoteness from an insular group inside TM. This while a number of folks of the old TM meditating community have become relevant spiritual commentators in larger culture as spiritual teachers where each can represent communal nodes of old TM meditators who associate. The narrow membership guidelines to the group Dome meditation practice with the large group in the past were adversarial to and would have excluded most all of them. Scroll down Rick Archer’s Buddha at the Gas Pump and see how many of those interviewees are TM meditator alumni with TM in their pedigree and also have alignment followings that include TM meditators. Evidently these are a fruit of TM going mainstream. Should Batgappers with a following be able to simply meditate with the large group as TM meditators? Figure there were about 6000 TM teachers in the mid-1970’s in the United States and only about 560 active TM teachers now and 300 or 400 people meditating in the Domes now. Driven on for decades these membership guidelines for participation in the large group have not been sympathetic towards gathering what is a gone
RE: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive
Batgap guests with a TM background: https://batgap.com/past-interviews/categorical-index-guests/#TM Rick Archer Buddha at the Gas Pump https://batgap.com From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2019 6:49 AM To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive Good question, ArchOn. There is a composite of things here. Reading your observation out to meditators in Ff, with easy regaling people do readily recall how nice the inner experiences were meditating in the group whence the aggregate numbers meditating together before were high. Comments Also, “Those who want to be and can be there doing program in the Domes are there now.” “The place is still incredibly activated as a place to meditate.” “For too long, since the 1980’s, the cumulative communications of exclusion were such that it became known that the group was not necessarily welcoming.” “There is an assumption on both the admin and meditating community sides that people are not even listening and that it is way or likely past a recovery point.” “This is sad really.” “Knowing a moral character involved and the hostage taking of the creed of their religious belief, “That if Maharishi said something, it can’t be changed”, it will take massive administrative leadership magnanimity to move this forward towards thriving again, let alone just surviving.” mag·na·nim·i·ty generosity, charitableness, charity, benevolence, beneficence, open-handedness, big-heartedness, great-heartedness, liberality, humanity, nobility, chivalry, kindness, munificence, bountifulness, bounty, largesse, altruism, philanthropy; unselfishness, selflessness, self-sacrifice, self-denial; clemency, mercy, leniency, forgiveness, indulgence There is an enduring cultural fear and anxiety about spiritual teachers as a stance that remains in the ownership that is held within the written membership guidelines for the group meditations. Fearing of people who would be spiritual teachers, fearing of those with their persistence for visiting spiritual people, and a fear of people, old meditators, who may work for other spiritual teachers. By one or another count these have been held against people of the TM meditating community for decades here. Our demographic pool to draw on has gotten very small. In practicality those who have wanted to be in the Domes meditating with the large group often have worked around the guidelines i e., staying low as frightened flyers or as the process taught towards being yogic liars, while others simply have withdrawn from the movement community. May the providential support of Nature grace a survival of the Fairfield Dome meditations through these currents of adverse times. Jai Guru Dev. A remarkable thing now is to recognize how many people with their resources have sold homes and moved away now by what seems became a lack in communal cohesion driven to a detachment of peoples meditating in the Dome group by a remoteness from an insular group inside TM. This while a number of folks of the old TM meditating community have become relevant spiritual commentators in larger culture as spiritual teachers where each can represent communal nodes of old TM meditators who associate. The narrow membership guidelines to the group Dome meditation practice with the large group in the past were adversarial to and would have excluded most all of them. Scroll down Rick Archer’s Buddha at the Gas Pump and see how many of those interviewees are TM meditator alumni with TM in their pedigree and also have alignment followings that include TM meditators. Evidently these are a fruit of TM going mainstream. Should Batgappers with a following be able to simply meditate with the large group as TM meditators? Figure there were about 6000 TM teachers in the mid-1970’s in the United States and only about 560 active TM teachers now and 300 or 400 people meditating in the Domes now. Driven on for decades these membership guidelines for participation in the large group have not been sympathetic towards gathering what is a gone away group back now. These policy guidelines instead have driven a type of known “bad blood” that is around TM. For instance someone, an old TM’er, made a teacher by Maharishi, active in the meditating community here now and 30 years ago who stopped going to the Domes to meditate that long ago when friends in the old meditating community here were hunted down and had their Dome badges taken for seeing saints. This person living here with the evident administrative dissonance with the community has not been back in the Domes since. Which goes back to that comment above, “There is an assumption on both the admin and meditating community sides that people are not even listening and that it is
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive
Good question, ArchOn. There is a composite of things here. Reading your observation out to meditators in Ff, with easy regaling people do readily recall how nice the inner experiences were meditating in the group whence the aggregate numbers meditating together before were high. Comments Also, “Those who want to be and can be there doing program in the Domes are there now.” “The place is still incredibly activated as a place to meditate.” “For too long, since the 1980’s, the cumulative communications of exclusion were such that it became known that the group was not necessarily welcoming.” “There is an assumption on both the admin and meditating community sides that people are not even listening and that it is way or likely past a recovery point.” “This is sad really.” “Knowing a moral character involved and the hostage taking of the creed of their religious belief, “That if Maharishi said something, it can’t be changed”, it will take massive administrative leadership magnanimity to move this forward towards thriving again, let alone just surviving.” mag·na·nim·i·ty generosity, charitableness, charity, benevolence, beneficence, open-handedness, big-heartedness, great-heartedness, liberality, humanity, nobility, chivalry, kindness, munificence, bountifulness, bounty, largesse, altruism, philanthropy; unselfishness, selflessness, self-sacrifice, self-denial; clemency, mercy, leniency, forgiveness, indulgence There is an enduring cultural fear and anxiety about spiritual teachers as a stance that remains in the ownership that is held within the written membership guidelines for the group meditations. Fearing of people who would be spiritual teachers, fearing of those with their persistence for visiting spiritual people, and a fear of people, old meditators, who may work for other spiritual teachers. By one or another count these have been held against people of the TM meditating community for decades here. Our demographic pool to draw on has gotten very small. In practicality those who have wanted to be in the Domes meditating with the large group often have worked around the guidelines i e., staying low as frightened flyers or as the process taught towards being yogic liars, while others simply have withdrawn from the movement community. May the providential support of Nature grace a survival of the Fairfield Dome meditations through these currents of adverse times. Jai Guru Dev. A remarkable thing now is to recognize how many people with their resources have sold homes and moved away now by what seems became a lack in communal cohesion driven to a detachment of peoples meditating in the Dome group by a remoteness from an insular group inside TM. This while a number of folks of the old TM meditating community have become relevant spiritual commentators in larger culture as spiritual teachers where each can represent communal nodes of old TM meditators who associate. The narrow membership guidelines to the group Dome meditation practice with the large group in the past were adversarial to and would have excluded most all of them. Scroll down Rick Archer’s Buddha at the Gas Pump and see how many of those interviewees are TM meditator alumni with TM in their pedigree and also have alignment followings that include TM meditators. Evidently these are a fruit of TM going mainstream. Should Batgappers with a following be able to simply meditate with the large group as TM meditators? Figure there were about 6000 TM teachers in the mid-1970’s in the United States and only about 560 active TM teachers now and 300 or 400 people meditating in the Domes now. Driven on for decades these membership guidelines for participation in the large group have not been sympathetic towards gathering what is a gone away group back now. These policy guidelines instead have driven a type of known “bad blood” that is around TM. For instance someone, an old TM’er, made a teacher by Maharishi, active in the meditating community here now and 30 years ago who stopped going to the Domes to meditate that long ago when friends in the old meditating community here were hunted down and had their Dome badges taken for seeing saints. This person living here with the evident administrative dissonance with the community has not been back in the Domes since. Which goes back to that comment above, “There is an assumption on both the admin and meditating community sides that people are not even listening and that it is way or likely past a recovery point.” This will take some extraordinary communal leadership for the Dome meditation to survive. // srijau writes there are profoundly satisfying experiences however: 1. they are dead now or 2. they cannot afford to live there without the stipend or 3. its too cold when you are that old now. that pretty much sums it up ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Advertising asi
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive
Good question, ArchOn. There is a composite of things here. Reading your observation out to meditators in Ff, with easy regaling people do readily recall how nice the inner experiences were meditating in the group whence the aggregate numbers meditating together before were high. Comments Also, “Those who want to be and can be there doing program in the Domes are there now.” “The place is still incredibly activated as a place to meditate.” “For too long, since the 1980’s, the cumulative communications of exclusion were such that it became known that the group was not necessarily welcoming.” “There is an assumption on both the admin and meditating community sides that people are not even listening and that it is way or likely past a recovery point.” “This is sad really.” “Knowing a moral character involved and the hostage taking of the creed of their religious belief, “That if Maharishi said something, it can’t be changed”, it will take massive administrative leadership magnanimity to move this forward towards thriving again, let alone just surviving.” mag·na·nim·i·ty generosity, charitableness, charity, benevolence, beneficence, open-handedness, big-heartedness, great-heartedness, liberality, humanity, nobility, chivalry, kindness, munificence, bountifulness, bounty, largesse, altruism, philanthropy; unselfishness, selflessness, self-sacrifice, self-denial; clemency, mercy, leniency, forgiveness, indulgence There is an enduring cultural fear and anxiety about spiritual teachers as a stance that remains in the ownership that is held within the written membership guidelines for the group meditations. Fearing of people who would be spiritual teachers, fearing of those with their persistence for visiting spiritual people, and a fear of people, old meditators, who may work for other spiritual teachers. By one or another count these have been held against people of the TM meditating community for decades here. Our demographic pool to draw on has gotten very small. In practicality those who have wanted to be in the Domes meditating with the large group often have worked around the guidelines i e., staying low as frightened flyers or as the process taught towards being yogic liars, while others simply have withdrawn from the movement community. May the providential support of Nature grace a survival of the Fairfield Dome meditations through these currents of adverse times. Jai Guru Dev. A remarkable thing now is to recognize how many people with their resources have sold homes and moved away now by what seems became a lack in communal cohesion driven to a detachment of peoples meditating in the Dome group by a remoteness from an insular group inside TM. This while a number of folks of the old TM meditating community have become relevant spiritual commentators in larger culture as spiritual teachers where each can represent communal nodes of old TM meditators who associate. The narrow membership guidelines to the group Dome meditation practice with the large group in the past were adversarial to and would have excluded most all of them. Scroll down Rick Archer’s Buddha at the Gas Pump and see how many of those interviewees are TM meditator alumni with TM in their pedigree and also have alignment followings that include TM meditators. Evidently these are a fruit of TM going mainstream. Should Batgappers with a following be able to simply meditate with the large group as TM meditators? Figure there were about 6000 TM teachers in the mid-1970’s in the United States and only about 560 active TM teachers now and 300 or 400 people meditating in the Domes now. Driven on for decades these membership guidelines for participation in the large group have not been sympathetic towards gathering what is a gone away group back now. These policy guidelines instead have driven a type of known “bad blood” that is around TM. For instance someone, an old TM’er, made a teacher by Maharishi, active in the meditating community here now and 30 years ago who stopped going to the Domes to meditate that long ago when friends in the old meditating community here were hunted down and had their Dome badges taken for seeing saints. This person living here with the evident administrative dissonance with the community has not been back in the Domes since. Which goes back to that comment above, “There is an assumption on both the admin and meditating community sides that people are not even listening and that it is way or likely past a recovery point.” This will take some extraordinary communal leadership for the Dome meditation to survive. // srijau writes there are profoundly satisfying experiences however: 1. they are dead now or 2. they cannot afford to live there without the stipend or 3. its too cold when you are that old now. that pretty much sums it up ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Advertising aside,
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive
there are profoundly satisfying experiences however: 1. they are dead now or 2. they cannot afford to live there without the stipend or 3. its too cold when you are that old now. that pretty much sums it up
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive
Advertising aside, it does appear the Superradiance experiment is actually a failure. Why not just cap it off and do something that is worthwhile in some other way? Leadership is an important contribution, but there could be other reasons why people don't come. What is the level of fulfillment for people who do do the program, but for some other reason do not come? What are peoples' experience of the techniques in general? When experiences are published, they are the cream of the crop, but what about the average joe? Lots of peoples' experiences of meditation and the sidhi program are not spectacular by any means. How do you entice them? On Saturday, February 2, 2019, 3:01:47 AM GMT, dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote: Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive.. In FF conversation.. "..Spiritual Evolution is a whole lot easier in a group. It will take a whole lot longer individually, to do this individually alone. It ‘takes a village’. When we do this together obviously you are the first beneficiary of it but you are also affecting the collective, our collective and also the larger collective. So thank you for coming to Fairfield and the group meditation in community we do here." Yes, thanks for seeing this. . It should be important in the survival of the Dome meditation right now that any who have access to levels of the ownership in TM where policy is made could be copying and pasting points of this exchange below in to communication with those power people at the top. Engage whoever and wherever the power is vested, where the levers of power are. Send ‘em a letter, mail, e-mail, imessages, facebook messenger, phone them, tweet them, however. The Dome meditation attendance numbers are in crisis. Month by month these numbers continue to dwindle. The metrics of this situation are foreboding. Numbers are dropping in a consistency by 10 and 20 a month for many many months now. This is not just an administrative problem but one of leadership. The recent month attendance numbers are not just lower but now hitting lows lower than they were prior to the beginning of the late assembly in 2006. There evidently is a core cultural problem in leadership of the TM movement that for a cohesion in survival of this community needs to be proactively addressed right now. Everyone’s help is needed on pressing this now.. Who has contact with, policy access to Dr. Nader? Dr. Hagelin: MUM President’s Office, 641-472-1260. presid...@mum.edu JGD, ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : EXCELLENT Doug very well thought & presented in a respectful, & loving manor with the past restrictive codes put aside, MOST REFRESHING! To read & to see the compassion & love between the lines Doug! The group meditation & coupling it with the TM Sidhi program reduces combat , prevents wars & is most helpful for the health of the community at large.AGAIN THANKS in gratitude for your well shared KNOWLEDGE back up with Guru Dev Quotes -Original Message- From: dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] To: FairfieldLife Sent: Sun, Jan 20, 2019 7:59 am Subject: RE: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation ...based on the non-religious Transcendental Meditation (TM) program,As strange as it may sound, when large groups of trained practitioners sit down on a daily basis to do this meditation program together, a powerful "field effect" of coherence and peace ripples throughout the consciousness of the surrounding population. The bigger the group the bigger the effect. The outcomes, confirmed repeatedly by extensive scientific research, are consistent and measurable decreases in war deaths, terrorism, and crime. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Dear Drs. Hagelin and Nader: Now that the pundits are gone from Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa could you write the membership application guidelines for the Domes anew? The old guidelines are yet too inflammatory towards superradiance as they are cobbled and wordsmithed. Please sit and write with a new piece of paper a new and fresh Dome application guideline now for membership in the group programs, now the pundits are gone. Start with a fresh sheet of paper.. Get it down to simple: did someone learn the ™ programs and that this is what they will do in the group programs for superradiance. This would be a good time to just go in and gut, drop the clause from the guidelines that remains excluding from membership people who spend money on ‘non-Maharishi’ jyotish and yagya. The earnest reason it was put in there originally evidently has gone away. It is time to just get rid of that clause in the membership application guideline. There is no sense now to having the office staff there investigating that one on people anymore. The pundit program ha
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive
Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive.. In FF conversation.. "..Spiritual Evolution is a whole lot easier in a group. It will take a whole lot longer individually, to do this individually alone. It ‘takes a village’. When we do this together obviously you are the first beneficiary of it but you are also affecting the collective, our collective and also the larger collective. So thank you for coming to Fairfield and the group meditation in community we do here." Yes, thanks for seeing this. . It should be important in the survival of the Dome meditation right now that any who have access to levels of the ownership in TM where policy is made could be copying and pasting points of this exchange below in to communication with those power people at the top. Engage whoever and wherever the power is vested, where the levers of power are. Send ‘em a letter, mail, e-mail, imessages, facebook messenger, phone them, tweet them, however. The Dome meditation attendance numbers are in crisis. Month by month these numbers continue to dwindle. The metrics of this situation are foreboding. Numbers are dropping in a consistency by 10 and 20 a month for many many months now. This is not just an administrative problem but one of leadership. The recent month attendance numbers are not just lower but now hitting lows lower than they were prior to the beginning of the late assembly in 2006. There evidently is a core cultural problem in leadership of the TM movement that for a cohesion in survival of this community needs to be proactively addressed right now. Everyone’s help is needed on pressing this now. Who has contact with, policy access to Dr. Nader? Dr. Hagelin: MUM President’s Office, 641-472-1260. presid...@mum.edu mailto:presid...@mum.edu JGD, ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : EXCELLENT Doug very well thought & presented in a respectful, & loving manor with the past restrictive codes put aside, MOST REFRESHING! To read & to see the compassion & love between the lines Doug! The group meditation & coupling it with the TM Sidhi program reduces combat , prevents wars & is most helpful for the health of the community at large. AGAIN THANKS in gratitude for your well shared KNOWLEDGE back up with Guru Dev Quotes -Original Message- From: dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] To: FairfieldLife Sent: Sun, Jan 20, 2019 7:59 am Subject: RE: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation ..based on the non-religious Transcendental Meditation (TM) program, As strange as it may sound, when large groups of trained practitioners sit down on a daily basis to do this meditation program together, a powerful "field effect" of coherence and peace ripples throughout the consciousness of the surrounding population. The bigger the group the bigger the effect. The outcomes, confirmed repeatedly by extensive scientific research, are consistent and measurable decreases in war deaths, terrorism, and crime. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Dear Drs. Hagelin and Nader: Now that the pundits are gone from Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa could you write the membership application guidelines for the Domes anew? The old guidelines are yet too inflammatory towards superradiance as they are cobbled and wordsmithed. Please sit and write with a new piece of paper a new and fresh Dome application guideline now for membership in the group programs, now the pundits are gone. Start with a fresh sheet of paper. Get it down to simple: did someone learn the ™ programs and that this is what they will do in the group programs for superradiance. This would be a good time to just go in and gut, drop the clause from the guidelines that remains excluding from membership people who spend money on ‘non-Maharishi’ jyotish and yagya. The earnest reason it was put in there originally evidently has gone away. It is time to just get rid of that clause in the membership application guideline. There is no sense now to having the office staff there investigating that one on people anymore. The pundit program had been a long endured suction of resource out of the Fairfield community. That clause about people spending monies on ‘non-Maharishi’ jyotish and yagya along with the couple of other clauses that are left there as some kind of fealty test within the membership guidelines is just needlessly inflammatory to succeeding with the Dome attendance numbers and superradiance in Fairfield now. Sincerely, Doug Hamilton. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : A morality, Q: I don’t recall anything about “principles of higher moral character” in the air when we first came here from Amherst. A: Meditation in groups, Maharishi was consistent the whole way about the utility
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive
.. In FF conversation.. "..Spiritual Evolution is a whole lot easier in a group. It will take a whole lot longer individually, to do this individually alone. It ‘takes a village’. When we do this together obviously you are the first beneficiary of it but you are also affecting the collective, our collective and also the larger collective. So thank you for coming to Fairfield and the group meditation in community we do here." Yes, thanks for seeing this. . It should be important in the survival of the Dome meditation right now that any who have access to levels of the ownership in TM where policy is made could be copying and pasting points of this exchange below in to communication with those power people at the top. Engage whoever and wherever the power is vested, where the levers of power are. Send ‘em a letter, mail, e-mail, imessages, facebook messenger, phone them, tweet them, however. The Dome meditation attendance numbers are in crisis. Month by month these numbers continue to dwindle. The metrics of this situation are foreboding. Numbers are dropping in a consistency by 10 and 20 a month for many many months now. This is not just an administrative problem but one of leadership. The recent month attendance numbers are not just lower but now hitting lows lower than they were prior to the beginning of the late assembly in 2006. There evidently is a core cultural problem in leadership of the TM movement that for a cohesion in survival of this community needs to be proactively addressed right now. Everyone’s help is needed on pressing this now. Who has contact with, policy access to Dr. Nader? Dr. Hagelin: MUM President’s Office, 641-472-1260. presid...@mum.edu mailto:presid...@mum.edu JGD, ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : EXCELLENT Doug very well thought & presented in a respectful, & loving manor with the past restrictive codes put aside, MOST REFRESHING! To read & to see the compassion & love between the lines Doug! The group meditation & coupling it with the TM Sidhi program reduces combat , prevents wars & is most helpful for the health of the community at large. AGAIN THANKS in gratitude for your well shared KNOWLEDGE back up with Guru Dev Quotes -Original Message- From: dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] To: FairfieldLife Sent: Sun, Jan 20, 2019 7:59 am Subject: RE: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation ..based on the non-religious Transcendental Meditation (TM) program, As strange as it may sound, when large groups of trained practitioners sit down on a daily basis to do this meditation program together, a powerful "field effect" of coherence and peace ripples throughout the consciousness of the surrounding population. The bigger the group the bigger the effect. The outcomes, confirmed repeatedly by extensive scientific research, are consistent and measurable decreases in war deaths, terrorism, and crime. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Dear Drs. Hagelin and Nader: Now that the pundits are gone from Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa could you write the membership application guidelines for the Domes anew? The old guidelines are yet too inflammatory towards superradiance as they are cobbled and wordsmithed. Please sit and write with a new piece of paper a new and fresh Dome application guideline now for membership in the group programs, now the pundits are gone. Start with a fresh sheet of paper. Get it down to simple: did someone learn the ™ programs and that this is what they will do in the group programs for superradiance. This would be a good time to just go in and gut, drop the clause from the guidelines that remains excluding from membership people who spend money on ‘non-Maharishi’ jyotish and yagya. The earnest reason it was put in there originally evidently has gone away. It is time to just get rid of that clause in the membership application guideline. There is no sense now to having the office staff there investigating that one on people anymore. The pundit program had been a long endured suction of resource out of the Fairfield community. That clause about people spending monies on ‘non-Maharishi’ jyotish and yagya along with the couple of other clauses that are left there as some kind of fealty test within the membership guidelines is just needlessly inflammatory to succeeding with the Dome attendance numbers and superradiance in Fairfield now. Sincerely, Doug Hamilton. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : A morality, Q: I don’t recall anything about “principles of higher moral character” in the air when we first came here from Amherst. A: Meditation in groups, Maharishi was consistent the whole way about the utility of group meditating influencing a wellbeing of good for others at a distance. This remarkable idea in practice is a simple disruptor to a lot of peopl
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive
In FF conversation.. "..Spiritual Evolution is a whole lot easier in a group. It will take a whole lot longer individually, to do this individually alone. It ‘takes a village’. When we do this together obviously you are the first beneficiary of it but you are also affecting the collective, our collective and also the larger collective. So thank you for coming to Fairfield and the group meditation in community we do here." ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Yes, thanks for seeing this. . It should be important in the survival of the Dome meditation right now that any who have access to levels of the ownership in TM where policy is made could be copying and pasting points of this exchange below in to communication with those power people at the top. Engage whoever and wherever the power is vested, where the levers of power are. Send ‘em a letter, mail, e-mail, imessages, facebook messenger, phone them, tweet them, however. The Dome meditation attendance numbers are in crisis. Month by month these numbers continue to dwindle. The metrics of this situation are foreboding. Numbers are dropping in a consistency by 10 and 20 a month for many many months now. This is not just an administrative problem but one of leadership. The recent month attendance numbers are not just lower but now hitting lows lower than they were prior to the beginning of the late assembly in 2006. There evidently is a core cultural problem in leadership of the TM movement that for a cohesion in survival of this community needs to be proactively addressed right now. Everyone’s help is needed on pressing this now. Who has contact with, policy access to Dr. Nader? Dr. Hagelin: MUM President’s Office, 641-472-1260. presid...@mum.edu mailto:presid...@mum.edu JGD, ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : EXCELLENT Doug very well thought & presented in a respectful, & loving manor with the past restrictive codes put aside, MOST REFRESHING! To read & to see the compassion & love between the lines Doug! The group meditation & coupling it with the TM Sidhi program reduces combat , prevents wars & is most helpful for the health of the community at large. AGAIN THANKS in gratitude for your well shared KNOWLEDGE back up with Guru Dev Quotes -Original Message- From: dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] To: FairfieldLife Sent: Sun, Jan 20, 2019 7:59 am Subject: RE: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation ..based on the non-religious Transcendental Meditation (TM) program, As strange as it may sound, when large groups of trained practitioners sit down on a daily basis to do this meditation program together, a powerful "field effect" of coherence and peace ripples throughout the consciousness of the surrounding population. The bigger the group the bigger the effect. The outcomes, confirmed repeatedly by extensive scientific research, are consistent and measurable decreases in war deaths, terrorism, and crime. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Dear Drs. Hagelin and Nader: Now that the pundits are gone from Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa could you write the membership application guidelines for the Domes anew? The old guidelines are yet too inflammatory towards superradiance as they are cobbled and wordsmithed. Please sit and write with a new piece of paper a new and fresh Dome application guideline now for membership in the group programs, now the pundits are gone. Start with a fresh sheet of paper. Get it down to simple: did someone learn the ™ programs and that this is what they will do in the group programs for superradiance. This would be a good time to just go in and gut, drop the clause from the guidelines that remains excluding from membership people who spend money on ‘non-Maharishi’ jyotish and yagya. The earnest reason it was put in there originally evidently has gone away. It is time to just get rid of that clause in the membership application guideline. There is no sense now to having the office staff there investigating that one on people anymore. The pundit program had been a long endured suction of resource out of the Fairfield community. That clause about people spending monies on ‘non-Maharishi’ jyotish and yagya along with the couple of other clauses that are left there as some kind of fealty test within the membership guidelines is just needlessly inflammatory to succeeding with the Dome attendance numbers and superradiance in Fairfield now. Sincerely, Doug Hamilton. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : A morality, Q: I don’t recall anything about “principles of higher moral character” in the air when we first came here from Amherst. A: Meditation in groups, Maharishi was consistent the whole way about the utility of group meditating influencing a wellbeing of good for others at a distance. This remarkable idea in practice
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive
Yes, thanks for seeing this. . It should be important in the survival of the Dome meditation right now that any who have access to levels of the ownership in TM where policy is made could be copying and pasting points of this exchange below in to communication with those power people at the top. Engage whoever and wherever the power is vested, where the levers of power are. Send ‘em a letter, mail, e-mail, imessages, facebook messenger, phone them, tweet them, however. The Dome meditation attendance numbers are in crisis. Month by month these numbers continue to dwindle. The metrics of this situation are foreboding. Numbers are dropping in a consistency by 10 and 20 a month for many many months now. This is not just an administrative problem but one of leadership. The recent month attendance numbers are not just lower but now hitting lows lower than they were prior to the beginning of the late assembly in 2006. There evidently is a core cultural problem in leadership of the TM movement that for a cohesion in survival of this community needs to be proactively addressed right now. Everyone’s help is needed on pressing this now. Who has contact with, policy access to Dr. Nader? Dr. Hagelin: MUM President’s Office, 641-472-1260. presid...@mum.edu mailto:presid...@mum.edu JGD, ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : EXCELLENT Doug very well thought & presented in a respectful, & loving manor with the past restrictive codes put aside, MOST REFRESHING! To read & to see the compassion & love between the lines Doug! The group meditation & coupling it with the TM Sidhi program reduces combat , prevents wars & is most helpful for the health of the community at large. AGAIN THANKS in gratitude for your well shared KNOWLEDGE back up with Guru Dev Quotes -Original Message- From: dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] To: FairfieldLife Sent: Sun, Jan 20, 2019 7:59 am Subject: RE: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation ..based on the non-religious Transcendental Meditation (TM) program, As strange as it may sound, when large groups of trained practitioners sit down on a daily basis to do this meditation program together, a powerful "field effect" of coherence and peace ripples throughout the consciousness of the surrounding population. The bigger the group the bigger the effect. The outcomes, confirmed repeatedly by extensive scientific research, are consistent and measurable decreases in war deaths, terrorism, and crime. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : Dear Drs. Hagelin and Nader: Now that the pundits are gone from Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa could you write the membership application guidelines for the Domes anew? The old guidelines are yet too inflammatory towards superradiance as they are cobbled and wordsmithed. Please sit and write with a new piece of paper a new and fresh Dome application guideline now for membership in the group programs, now the pundits are gone. Start with a fresh sheet of paper. Get it down to simple: did someone learn the ™ programs and that this is what they will do in the group programs for superradiance. This would be a good time to just go in and gut, drop the clause from the guidelines that remains excluding from membership people who spend money on ‘non-Maharishi’ jyotish and yagya. The earnest reason it was put in there originally evidently has gone away. It is time to just get rid of that clause in the membership application guideline. There is no sense now to having the office staff there investigating that one on people anymore. The pundit program had been a long endured suction of resource out of the Fairfield community. That clause about people spending monies on ‘non-Maharishi’ jyotish and yagya along with the couple of other clauses that are left there as some kind of fealty test within the membership guidelines is just needlessly inflammatory to succeeding with the Dome attendance numbers and superradiance in Fairfield now. Sincerely, Doug Hamilton. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote : A morality, Q: I don’t recall anything about “principles of higher moral character” in the air when we first came here from Amherst. A: Meditation in groups, Maharishi was consistent the whole way about the utility of group meditating influencing a wellbeing of good for others at a distance. This remarkable idea in practice is a simple disruptor to a lot of people’s material paradigm but after so many decades of inquiry in to this observation the science has well borne out the hypothesis. And, Guru Dev too in his spiritual construct on moral order could have easily agreed now given what all we know from the inquiry of science, that people who do not go to group meditations when they could join with them are being amoral in their selfishness. That someone sitting out in a coffee house wh
Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation! Excellent well written Doug! Great start for a FRESH & look inwards via the dome experience to be more inclusive
EXCELLENT Doug very well thought & presented in a respectful, & loving manor
with the past restrictive codes put aside, MOST REFRESHING! To read & to see
the compassion & love between the lines Doug!
The group meditation & coupling it with the TM Sidhi program reduces combat ,
prevents wars & is most helpful for the health of the community at large.AGAIN
THANKS in gratitude for your well shared KNOWLEDGE back up with Guru Dev Quotes
-Original Message-
From: dhamiltony...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]
To: FairfieldLife
Sent: Sun, Jan 20, 2019 7:59 am
Subject: RE: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Importance of Group Meditation
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...based on the non-religious Transcendental Meditation (TM) program,As strange
as it may sound, when large groups of trained practitioners sit down on a daily
basis to do this meditation program together, a powerful "field effect" of
coherence and peace ripples throughout the consciousness of the surrounding
population. The bigger the group the bigger the effect. The outcomes, confirmed
repeatedly by extensive scientific research, are consistent and measurable
decreases in war deaths, terrorism, and crime.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
Dear Drs. Hagelin and Nader:
Now that the pundits are gone from Maharishi Vedic City, Iowa could you write
the membership application guidelines for the Domes anew?
The old guidelines are yet too inflammatory towards superradiance as they are
cobbled and wordsmithed. Please sit and write with a new piece of paper a new
and fresh Dome application guideline now for membership in the group programs,
now the pundits are gone. Start with a fresh sheet of paper.. Get it down to
simple: did someone learn the ™ programs and that this is what they will do in
the group programs for superradiance.
This would be a good time to just go in and gut, drop the clause from the
guidelines that remains excluding from membership people who spend money on
‘non-Maharishi’ jyotish and yagya. The earnest reason it was put in there
originally evidently has gone away. It is time to just get rid of that clause
in the membership application guideline. There is no sense now to having the
office staff there investigating that one on people anymore.
The pundit program had been a long endured suction of resource out of the
Fairfield community. That clause about people spending monies on
‘non-Maharishi’ jyotish and yagya along with the couple of other clauses that
are left there as some kind of fealty test within the membership guidelines is
just needlessly inflammatory to succeeding with the Dome attendance numbers and
superradiance in Fairfield now.
Sincerely, Doug Hamilton.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
A morality,
Q: I don’t recall anything about “principles of higher moral character” in the
air when we first came here from Amherst. A: Meditation in groups, Maharishi
was consistent the whole way about the utility of group meditating influencing
a wellbeing of good for others at a distance. This remarkable idea in practice
is a simple disruptor
