On 12/1/2014 1:36 AM, TurquoiseBee wrote:
*/You did such a good job of commenting on your notes, Curtis, that I
thought I'd go back to one of mine.
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Yeah, Barry, but Curtis is educated, can sing and looks real good, and
probably attracts hundreds of chicks - while you are dumb, and sound and
look like an old lonely geezer!
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*/Early on, one of the things I noticed is that George was such a TB
that he didn't seem to have any problem with how CREEPY one of the
things he wants us to believe about Maharishi is. That is, that he
spent two years after he'd figured out that he was dead but not "a
drop returned to the ocean" like he'd expected to be STALKING his
"early students" and "looking over their shoulders" at everything they
were doing. To George, this is somehow comforting. To others brought
up more on classic Tibetan tales of the "angry ghost" stage of the
Bardo, it is a bit less so. /*
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*/No wonder so many TMer get off on stalking. Like teacher, like
student./*
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*From:* "curtisdeltabl...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]"
<FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>
*To:* FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
*Sent:* Monday, December 1, 2014 3:48 AM
*Subject:* [FairfieldLife] Re: Live Stream | 30th November
OK so I went. got to hang out with Jerry and Debbie a bit. That was a
nice nostalgia buzz.
I got to ask George (the presenter) my most politely posed question
about why this was the chosen method of transmission if it pretty much
excluded anyone in the movement or any person not just inclined to
take his word on faith alone from taking the message seriously. I
listened to his answer. They served a nice little lunch and I met some
old friends.
No boats are gunna rock over this, is my psychic prediction. He threw
in about 3 too many famous personal incarnations. A pressing of a
vanity CD for a rich guy?
Did I mention the lunch? Even had goat cheese and some nice real fresh
mozzarella.
The Holy Tradition doesn't want us to be afraid about anything. They
said so themselves through George.
Were you afraid before you heard that? I was a little afraid we would
never get lunch cuz he talked for 3 hours straight. I took 9 pages of
notes. When we did get to lunch finally, after pissing for almost 5
minutes (did the folks on the other side of death forget about aging
bladders and enlarged prostates?) I was delighted to find that the
mozzarella sandwiches has a pesto spread and some olive oil soaked sun
dried tomatoes. I hoovered in two of them as well as a turkey one and
then stuffed two more in my bag Rodney Dangerfield style for later.
There was a shit load of these little sandwiches because the movement
told about 400 people who signed up that if they came something bad
would happen. I didn't get the details, I just got some of their
sandwiches.
I'm glad I had a chance to shake the guy's hand and see him try to get
around my question up close. It wasn't exactly new information, but I
wanted to give him every chance I could to provide a better bridge for
those of us who don't hang out with Jesus and Jehova (who is Allah)
and Guru Dev (who said we don't need to say Jai Guru Dev anymore) and
Shankara (who wants this to be the last of the Shanks in India.)
Services no longer needed.
There will be no more incarnations or masters coming to earth, now in
the new spiritual democracy they will just come back as your friend
and show you this tape of George talking and talking, and talking.
I mentioned the pesto right, because that really sets the whole thing
off. You got yer mildly bland moz and the tart sun dried tom, and you
need some herbal glue to link them and that is the aromatic pesto. It
really is a must for this kind of sandwich. I wish I had made off with
5 more, they were slider sized and I could have slide that many down
after the lecture easily.
No one merges with the absolute after death much to Maharishi's
surprise. No one. He was sad that he had put his organization over his
friends in the movement. (Wink, wink, nudge, nudge Mr. J)
If you close your eyes and experience your self as light then you can
teach anything you want to help people turn within and know
themselves, but if you teach TM, follow their rules. (Surprisingly
Guru Dev doesn't think the puja is necessary anymore.
Crudite. They had snow peas and blanched asparagus done right, crisp
and bright green like they had plunged them in ice water after
blanching. Badass caterers. Wish I had hoovered up more of them. No
browns spots on anything, just prime cut green delight done right. I
have more of a reverence for good food over dead guys, could ya tell?
He had been Brighu who was also Maharishi's dad because in that
incarnation Maharishi was his son. So he was both parlaying
Maharishi's authority for all this, while sort of showing up as having
been in a superior position to him at one time. Maharishi was John the
Baptist and had a misunderstanding with Jesus on the game plan which
they have patched up in the after life. They do a lot of walk and talk
in the after life.
Heaven is a place where you rest. It doesn't seem like the
enlightenment model fits in to the "reality" Maharishi discovered on
the other side. We are not getting off any wheel of karma. We have a
lot of talking to look forward to. And listening. A lot of talking and
listening and he didn't even mention anything about the heavenly
caterers, so I am not signing up yet. I need to see a menu.
No one has seen God over there.(this came out in the questions)
He was Plato and Pythagoras and Mark Twain (who would have NONE of
this if you ask me)
He was a bunch of other famous people and ONE servant to a famous
person. (nice humble touch but too little too late IMO)
There was a lot of discussion about who was who in the Bible through
many incarnations.
Many, many incarnations.
I reallllllly had to pee.
So after lunch I go back for something sweet and they had some very
nice blackberries which are expensive, but zero chocolate, imagine
that? No tiny little lemon tarts without too much sugar that make your
mouth pucker at first and then you realized the perfection of facing
the sour with just enough butter in the crust and sugar to take the
edge off. Just enough. I'll bet this caterer would get these right if
they had been ordered. Why hadn't they been ordered? Hasn't anyone on
the other side ever eaten a perfect lemon tart? Indians! (with my fist
raised to the sky Jerry Seinfeld style when he says: "Newman!")
There are no more rules now including rules about sex. You can do
anything and it will have zero impact on your spiritual future. I was
about to pull out my little master and put it to the test but he
reminded us that society still had rules. Plus full bladder self love
is not great anyway.
Afterwards I asked him my question about the missing epistemological
ramp for all this.
His answer made my mind drift back to the little pillow sandwiches, no
doubt being dumped into a trash can. All the perfect little asparagus
spears, the snow peas, the goat cheese for God's sake.
The F'ing goat cheese!
With sandwiches and crudites done right, and old movement friends,
great day.
If they even omitted the pesto...
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote :
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaand, I'm just not buying it.
The guy comes off as a "normal channeler" -- gift of gab, imaginative,
and self deluded.
Deluded how?
Deluded that a "dream" is a real communication.
Not that the dream can't be spot on and synchronistic.
