[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths Man in the fire

2005-10-18 Thread hanumanhoffman9

The karma is unfathomable.
It is no doubt a burden they must carry with them.
Such a leela. 

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bmorry2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I remember attending Steven Hauring's funeral---all of his Sterling 
 buddies were crying and mourning.  Too bad not one of them was paying 
 enough attention to save his life when he first got sick in the sweat 
 lodge  His wife should have sued them for negligence as well as 
 being jerks and assholes!  (Sterling men often proudly refer to 
 themselves as jerks and assholes.)
 
 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Patrick Gillam 
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  --- hanumanhoffman9 wrote:
  
   In a previous post it was mentioned about a 
   from Ritam Corp. who fell into a fire.
   That man was Steven Hauring. One of the 
   sweetest men ever. This was at the Cedar Creek 
   Lodge, a number of men who had enjoyed the Sterling 
   Men's weekend were participating in a sweat lodge. 
   The peer pressure to not quit was intense.
  
  I was thinking of participating in a sweat lodge put on by 
  a Wampanoag Indian acquaintance who holds them in 
  prisons and in Europe as a calling. But when a friend told 
  me participants stay in the lodge for an hour, I remembered 
  Steven and said no thanks.
  
  Dr. Bieler (of Bieler's Broth fame) said it only takes five minutes 
  of profuse sweating to flush whatever toxins can be flushed 
  in that manner. Any more sweating merely contributes to 
  dehydration. And what does one breathe after 20 minutes 
  in a sweat lodge? Surely the oxygen is gone.
  
  Steven's widow told an interesting story I still recall hearing
  second hand. Steven apparently had an affinity for owls. I 
  guess you'd say they were his totem animal. Upon leaving 
  the hospital, his wife encountered an owl standing by the 
  walkway. This was in broad daylight on the campus of the 
  busy University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. Yet the owl 
  just stood there, impassively, looking at her, like an omen. 
  Like a goodbye.
 







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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-17 Thread markmeredith2002
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 Thanks for the info Ken. Always like Sam. He had a
 good heart. On my TTC he got up and told a funny
 story-although that was not his intent-about
 transcending for about 4 hours one day. 

Though morbid obesity was the underlying reason for his death, the
acute problem was some sort of strange blood poisoning that he
apparently did treat properly.  One of those sensationist celebrity TV
shows actually reported on it, implying some kind of possible family
feud within the Tabasco empire.  Sam singlehandledly balanced out any
moodmaking within our vedic atom.  He would alternate between 40 day
juice fasts with coffee enemas, in which he would lose lots of weight,
and then overeat for a few months.  I think his system just got out of
whack eventually.








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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-17 Thread Peter


--- markmeredith2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
  Thanks for the info Ken. Always like Sam. He had a
  good heart. On my TTC he got up and told a funny
  story-although that was not his intent-about
  transcending for about 4 hours one day. 
 
 Though morbid obesity was the underlying reason for
 his death, the
 acute problem was some sort of strange blood
 poisoning that he
 apparently did treat properly.  One of those
 sensationist celebrity TV
 shows actually reported on it, implying some kind of
 possible family
 feud within the Tabasco empire.  Sam singlehandledly
 balanced out any
 moodmaking within our vedic atom.  He would
 alternate between 40 day
 juice fasts with coffee enemas, in which he would
 lose lots of weight,
 and then overeat for a few months.  I think his
 system just got out of
 whack eventually.

His brother, Paul, who's now the president of Tobasco
Company looks just like Sam. Probably a fat gene runs
in the family tree. You need some help to get up to
650lbs!


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths Man in the fire

2005-10-17 Thread hanumanhoffman9
In a previous post it was mentioned about a from Ritam Corp. who fell into a 
fire.
That man was Steven Hauring. One of the sweetest men ever.
This was at the Cedar Creek Lodge, a number of men who had enjoyed the Sterling 
Men's 
weekend were participating in a sweat lodge. The peer pressure to not quit was 
intense.







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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths Man in the fire

2005-10-17 Thread Patrick Gillam
--- hanumanhoffman9 wrote:

 In a previous post it was mentioned about a 
 from Ritam Corp. who fell into a fire.
 That man was Steven Hauring. One of the 
 sweetest men ever. This was at the Cedar Creek 
 Lodge, a number of men who had enjoyed the Sterling 
 Men's weekend were participating in a sweat lodge. 
 The peer pressure to not quit was intense.

I was thinking of participating in a sweat lodge put on by 
a Wampanoag Indian acquaintance who holds them in 
prisons and in Europe as a calling. But when a friend told 
me participants stay in the lodge for an hour, I remembered 
Steven and said no thanks.

Dr. Bieler (of Bieler's Broth fame) said it only takes five minutes 
of profuse sweating to flush whatever toxins can be flushed 
in that manner. Any more sweating merely contributes to 
dehydration. And what does one breathe after 20 minutes 
in a sweat lodge? Surely the oxygen is gone.

Steven's widow told an interesting story I still recall hearing
second hand. Steven apparently had an affinity for owls. I 
guess you'd say they were his totem animal. Upon leaving 
the hospital, his wife encountered an owl standing by the 
walkway. This was in broad daylight on the campus of the 
busy University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. Yet the owl 
just stood there, impassively, looking at her, like an omen. 
Like a goodbye.





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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths Man in the fire

2005-10-17 Thread bmorry2000
I remember attending Steven Hauring's funeral---all of his Sterling 
buddies were crying and mourning.  Too bad not one of them was paying 
enough attention to save his life when he first got sick in the sweat 
lodge  His wife should have sued them for negligence as well as 
being jerks and assholes!  (Sterling men often proudly refer to 
themselves as jerks and assholes.)


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

 --- hanumanhoffman9 wrote:
 
  In a previous post it was mentioned about a 
  from Ritam Corp. who fell into a fire.
  That man was Steven Hauring. One of the 
  sweetest men ever. This was at the Cedar Creek 
  Lodge, a number of men who had enjoyed the Sterling 
  Men's weekend were participating in a sweat lodge. 
  The peer pressure to not quit was intense.
 
 I was thinking of participating in a sweat lodge put on by 
 a Wampanoag Indian acquaintance who holds them in 
 prisons and in Europe as a calling. But when a friend told 
 me participants stay in the lodge for an hour, I remembered 
 Steven and said no thanks.
 
 Dr. Bieler (of Bieler's Broth fame) said it only takes five minutes 
 of profuse sweating to flush whatever toxins can be flushed 
 in that manner. Any more sweating merely contributes to 
 dehydration. And what does one breathe after 20 minutes 
 in a sweat lodge? Surely the oxygen is gone.
 
 Steven's widow told an interesting story I still recall hearing
 second hand. Steven apparently had an affinity for owls. I 
 guess you'd say they were his totem animal. Upon leaving 
 the hospital, his wife encountered an owl standing by the 
 walkway. This was in broad daylight on the campus of the 
 busy University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics. Yet the owl 
 just stood there, impassively, looking at her, like an omen. 
 Like a goodbye.







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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-16 Thread mcjrich
one more to add to your list of gone to the light mother divine: 
Dr. Ana Alvarez, Raja Jose Luis's sister. 
They are very much missed by their friends and family.
They all are beautiful souls.

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wrote:

 Nat is very much alive.
 
 Some to add to the untimely list:
 Denise Robatai
 Julia Fritz
 Sharon Welsh
 Tobi Finebloom
 Sabine (German lady)
 all were on Mother Divine.






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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-16 Thread sallysunshine01
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 A few more come to mind
 
 Andy Kaufman -- mouth cancer ?
 Karen Blassdale -- brain tumor
 Jane Prouty -- asfixiation (co heater)
 Steve Shimmer -- ? was recently posted
 Kent Ketterhoffen (sp) was posted a bit back

Ken Ketterhagen
 
 I remember a story of someone dying outside domes of heart attack, the
 day after he saw top vaida guy

Sounds like John Thill.  Also Ed Goldfinger, who about two hours before his 
heart attack 
attended a lecture at the Raj presided over by Chris Clark, whose first 
pronouncment was, 
My, this looks like a healthy group.
 
 Seems like there are more that I have heard of but escape me at the
 moment.

Sam Mcilhenny, who was somewhere in his late forties

Sal






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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-16 Thread sallysunshine01
Also, not to beat a tired  horse ( I know this topic has sort of died out, no 
pun intended) 
but does anyone remember a lady named Dawn Golden?  I think she died of cancer 
and 
was only in her late 20s or  early 30s.  This was quite a while ago, sometime 
in the  80s.

Also, someone named Randy, in his 40s I think, who was killed while doing 
constrcution 
on the MUM campus.

Sal





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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-16 Thread Peter
Dawn was a student with me at MIU in the mid 70's. She
died very early on while in her late 20's. Like 26 or
27. Everybody was shocked...we wern't supposed to die
of such ignorant things like cancer!. What a bunch of
dopes we were.

--- sallysunshine01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Also, not to beat a tired  horse ( I know this topic
 has sort of died out, no pun intended) 
 but does anyone remember a lady named Dawn Golden? 
 I think she died of cancer and 
 was only in her late 20s or  early 30s.  This was
 quite a while ago, sometime in the  80s.
 
 Also, someone named Randy, in his 40s I think, who
 was killed while doing constrcution 
 on the MUM campus.
 
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-16 Thread anonymousff
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, sallysunshine01
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 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  A few more come to mind
  
  Andy Kaufman -- mouth cancer ?

Andy died of lung cancer and he was a non-smoker.

 Steve Shimmer -- ? was recently posted

Steve was being treated for Hodgkins Lymphoma which, apparently was
under control. He died of the side effects of one of the meds he was
taking which had listed, sudden heart failure as a possible side effect.
 
 Sam Mcilhenny, who was somewhere in his late forties

Dear friend Sam died of morbid obesity. He weighed 650 pounds.







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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-16 Thread Rick Archer
Diana (Munson) Schultz, Billy Shultz's wife was recently diagnosed with
inoperable liver cancer. Untreatable according to her Western doctors. Dean
Draznin here in Fairfield ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is coordinating the
collection of donations to help fund her pursuit of alternative treatments.
Billy and Diana are currently living in Hawaii.




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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-16 Thread Peter


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  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
   A few more come to mind
   
   Andy Kaufman -- mouth cancer ?
 
 Andy died of lung cancer and he was a non-smoker.
 
  Steve Shimmer -- ? was recently posted
 
 Steve was being treated for Hodgkins Lymphoma which,
 apparently was
 under control. He died of the side effects of one of
 the meds he was
 taking which had listed, sudden heart failure as a
 possible side effect.
  
  Sam Mcilhenny, who was somewhere in his late
 forties
 
 Dear friend Sam died of morbid obesity. He weighed
 650 pounds.

Sam was up to 650lbs? Yikes! I was thinking of Sam
yesterday when I put some tabasco sauce on my home
fries. Same was on my TTC. What year did he pass away?



 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-16 Thread lurkernomore20002000
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Dear friend Sam died of morbid obesity. He weighed 650 pounds.

I know the concept of spreading the wealth among the world's 
population will never fly.  But I've often thought that some movement 
to share the pounds could somehow catch on.  I mean, shave off about 
400 of Sam's pounds and give them to about 10-20 kids around the 
globe, and it could make a difference on a large scale.

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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-16 Thread lurkernomore20002000
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, lurkernomore20002000 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, anonymousff [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 wrote:
 
 Dear friend Sam died of morbid obesity. He weighed 650 pounds.
 
 I know the concept of spreading the wealth among the world's 
 population will never fly.  But I've often thought that some 
movement 
 to share the pounds could somehow catch on.  I mean, shave off 
about 
 400 of Sam's pounds and give them to about 10-20 kids around the 
 globe, and it could make a difference on a large scale.
 
 lurk

Hell, I've got about 30 I could donate.

lurk
 







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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-16 Thread anonymousff
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Sam Mcilhenny, who was somewhere in his late
  forties
  
  Dear friend Sam died of morbid obesity. He weighed
  650 pounds.
 
 Sam was up to 650lbs? Yikes! I was thinking of Sam
 yesterday when I put some tabasco sauce on my home
 fries. Same was on my TTC. What year did he pass away?
 
 Hi Peter this is me Anonymous Ken Hassman. The last time I actually
saw/hung out with Sam was in 1991-1992. He and Jim Meredith (remember
Jim)were sharing a house over in Oakland. Sam had already ballooned up
to no less than 350 pounds probably more, or so, needed a cane to help
him stay up and balanced, and moved really slowly. I had occasion,
once when over at Jim and Sam's house visiting to see Sam in minimal
cloting and it was absolutely shocking how big he was and how hard it
was for him to get himself upright from bed. Probably a few years
later, I ran into Michael Thune (remember him)in Albany (just north of
Berkeley). Michael was close with Sam and he was the one who told me
Sam had died and weighed 650 pounds when they found him dead in his
bed. Sam had moved back to Louisianna (I think) where his family was
as he had inherited some big house when his dad died (I may be getting
my facts mixed up a bit, but I'm close).
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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-16 Thread Peter


--- anonymousff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
Sam Mcilhenny, who was somewhere in his late
   forties
   
   Dear friend Sam died of morbid obesity. He
 weighed
   650 pounds.
  
  Sam was up to 650lbs? Yikes! I was thinking of Sam
  yesterday when I put some tabasco sauce on my home
  fries. Same was on my TTC. What year did he pass
 away?
  
  Hi Peter this is me Anonymous Ken Hassman. The last
 time I actually
 saw/hung out with Sam was in 1991-1992. He and Jim
 Meredith (remember
 Jim)were sharing a house over in Oakland. Sam had
 already ballooned up
 to no less than 350 pounds probably more, or so,
 needed a cane to help
 him stay up and balanced, and moved really slowly. I
 had occasion,
 once when over at Jim and Sam's house visiting to
 see Sam in minimal
 cloting and it was absolutely shocking how big he
 was and how hard it
 was for him to get himself upright from bed.
 Probably a few years
 later, I ran into Michael Thune (remember him)in
 Albany (just north of
 Berkeley). Michael was close with Sam and he was the
 one who told me
 Sam had died and weighed 650 pounds when they found
 him dead in his
 bed. Sam had moved back to Louisianna (I think)
 where his family was
 as he had inherited some big house when his dad died
 (I may be getting
 my facts mixed up a bit, but I'm close).
 Ken

Thanks for the info Ken. Always like Sam. He had a
good heart. On my TTC he got up and told a funny
story-although that was not his intent-about
transcending for about 4 hours one day. 

 
 
 
 
 
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-16 Thread bbrigante
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 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, sallysunshine01
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  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
  
   A few more come to mind
   
   Andy Kaufman -- mouth cancer ?
 
 Andy died of lung cancer and he was a non-smoker.

***

But not a non-inhaler, as he spent a lot of time doing standup in 
smoky nightclubs, as did singer Dana Reeve (Superman's wife), who 
recently was diagnosed with lung cancer altho she never smoked.
 




  Steve Shimmer -- ? was recently posted
 
 Steve was being treated for Hodgkins Lymphoma which, apparently was
 under control. He died of the side effects of one of the meds he 
was
 taking which had listed, sudden heart failure as a possible side 
effect.
  
  Sam Mcilhenny, who was somewhere in his late forties
 
 Dear friend Sam died of morbid obesity. He weighed 650 pounds.







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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths...aversions to allopathic medicine

2005-10-14 Thread mainstream20016
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, peterklutz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
  It's perceived as untimely because these people cast of their mortal
  coils way ahead of the statistically established life expectancy for
  the society they live in
  
  This perception is reinforced by the assumption that leading the life
  of a meditator promotes longevity
  
 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, sparaig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 TM, by itself, almost certainly promotes longevity. However, the 
 lifestyle of many TMers appears to be couter-productive, both for 
 physical health, and for enlightenment.


  In general, the TMer and New Ager lifestyles produce healthy choices, 
long life and 
enlightenment.A different facet of the TMer and New Ager lifestyles, 
however, warrants 
re-evaluation  Specifically, the strident aversions to allopathic medicine 
and 
interventional surgery, respectively, handicap the healing of, and recovery 
from, serious 
illnesses of many of our dear friends.
   Non - TMers and New Agers, some despite really bad counter-productive 
living habits 
and distasteful tendencies, survive serious illnesses in the 21st century that 
overwhelm so 
many of our friends.
   Our, and our friends' early, pioneering perspective that promoted the 
concept that 
consciousness is primary in healing has been broadly adopted, and is 
increasingly 
embraced in the allopathic medical community.  How arrogant we have become, to 
our 
own demise, by our strident aversions...   






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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-13 Thread sparaig
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 on 10/12/05 10:56 AM, Patrick Gillam at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  That's why Sandy had her friend drive when they ventured
  out on highway 34 on a winter day to check her horse,
  which she stabled near Ottumwa.
 
 Her friend Susan, who was driving, was in an coma for a few days 
after the
 accident. Still has pins in her leg. She was in a CC-like state of
 detachment (unrelated to the accident) for many years. Hated it. Came 
to one
 of our Wednesday night satsangs and cried. Popped out of the duality 
state
 as she was leaving, and has been in Unity since. Very happy lady now.


Dissociation due to trauma is probably not CC. The brainwaves of 
someone in dissociation due to sexual abuse show a lopsided, right-
brain-enhanced pattern, while someone reporting witnessing due to TM 
show a balanced EEG between right and left sides.

Interestingly enough, some Tibetan Buddhist techniques that some here 
tout as promoting enlightenment ALSO result in this lop-sided EEG 
pattern.






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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths...

2005-10-13 Thread sparaig
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wrote:

 
 It's perceived as untimely because these people cast of their mortal
 coils way ahead of the statistically established life expectancy for
 the society they live in
 
 This perception is reinforced by the assumption that leading the life
 of a meditator promotes longevity
 


TM, by itself, almost certainly promotes longevity. However, the 
lifestyle of many TMers appears to be couter-productive, both for 
physical health, and for enlightenment.





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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-13 Thread sparaig
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wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Someone sent me the following note. Anyone care to expand upon it?
  
  I was struck a number of years by the legion of meditators, 
sidhas,
  initiators, governors, ministers, Purushas, Mother Divines, 
rajahs 
 and
  other Movement potentates who had suffered untimely deaths. You
  mentioned several. After all, the number of hardcore meditators is
  really quite small, just a few thousands, I would think. I have 
 worked
  for several organizations larger than that and cannot recall 
 anywhere
  near a comparable percentage of people in their 40s or 50 
croaking. 
 That
  clearly is a very subjective estimation. I would like to see 
 reliable
  statistics on the matter--you think Dr. Robert Keith Wallace 
would 
 be
  interested in such a research topic??!!
  
  What if we began our own accounting of such deaths? My start is 
the
  attached table. If you think it makes sense you might solicit 
names 
 on FFL.
  
Name   Cause of Death   Approx. Age*
Dawn Casper   breast cancer   50
Kristi Kamins   breast cancer   52
Bobby Warren   drowning   45
Geo. Gleeson   heart attack   45
Margaret Cooper   MS   60
David Weiner   testicular cancer   44
Maxine Trzebiatowski   breast cancer   45
Kurleigh King   Prostate cancer
Doug Henning   Liver Cancer   52
Skip Alexander   Liver Cancer
Jane Hopson   ALS (Lou Gerhirg's disease)   62
 
 
 That guy who was one of the top guys at Ritam Corp. Died during a 
 sweat lodge.
 
 The sister of the former Mrs. Hagelin. Brain cancer. Her son died 
of 
 brain cancer at age 13.


The variety of brain cancer that kids get is generally expected to 
kill someone before adulthood. Someone surviving long enough to have 
kids is unusual.






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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-13 Thread Rick Archer
on 10/13/05 11:58 AM, sparaig at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 on 10/12/05 10:56 AM, Patrick Gillam at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 That's why Sandy had her friend drive when they ventured
 out on highway 34 on a winter day to check her horse,
 which she stabled near Ottumwa.
 
 Her friend Susan, who was driving, was in an coma for a few days
 after the
 accident. Still has pins in her leg. She was in a CC-like state of
 detachment (unrelated to the accident) for many years. Hated it. Came
 to one
 of our Wednesday night satsangs and cried. Popped out of the duality
 state
 as she was leaving, and has been in Unity since. Very happy lady now.
 
 
 Dissociation due to trauma is probably not CC. The brainwaves of
 someone in dissociation due to sexual abuse show a lopsided, right-
 brain-enhanced pattern, while someone reporting witnessing due to TM
 show a balanced EEG between right and left sides.
 
 Interestingly enough, some Tibetan Buddhist techniques that some here
 tout as promoting enlightenment ALSO result in this lop-sided EEG
 pattern.

I know and have read about several people who suffered traumatic accidents
that appear to have kicked them into a more enlightened state. In S. America
they have lightening shamans - people who became psychic or healers after
being struck by lightening. Read Dannion Brinkley: http://tinyurl.com/7bquk





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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths...

2005-10-13 Thread peterklutz
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, sparaig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, peterklutz [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 wrote:
 
  
  It's perceived as untimely because these people cast of their mortal
  coils way ahead of the statistically established life expectancy for
  the society they live in
  
  This perception is reinforced by the assumption that leading the life
  of a meditator promotes longevity
  
 
 
 TM, by itself, almost certainly promotes longevity. However, the 
 lifestyle of many TMers appears to be couter-productive, both for 
 physical health, and for enlightenment.


Allow me a different take in this. The TM-programme promotes
accelerated progress. 

Occassionally, this progress gives practitioners a cosmic licence to
drive in the pool-lane when going to the factory where you swap you
old model of your body for a new one!






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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-13 Thread gullible fool
 
 I know and have read about several people who
 suffered traumatic accidents
 that appear to have kicked them into a more
 enlightened state.

Some people believe walk-ins exchange places at those
times and that's the reason why the individual feels
so different. 

--- Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 on 10/13/05 11:58 AM, sparaig at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
 
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
  on 10/12/05 10:56 AM, Patrick Gillam at
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
  That's why Sandy had her friend drive when they
 ventured
  out on highway 34 on a winter day to check her
 horse,
  which she stabled near Ottumwa.
  
  Her friend Susan, who was driving, was in an coma
 for a few days
  after the
  accident. Still has pins in her leg. She was in a
 CC-like state of
  detachment (unrelated to the accident) for many
 years. Hated it. Came
  to one
  of our Wednesday night satsangs and cried. Popped
 out of the duality
  state
  as she was leaving, and has been in Unity since.
 Very happy lady now.
  
  
  Dissociation due to trauma is probably not CC. The
 brainwaves of
  someone in dissociation due to sexual abuse show a
 lopsided, right-
  brain-enhanced pattern, while someone reporting
 witnessing due to TM
  show a balanced EEG between right and left sides.
  
  Interestingly enough, some Tibetan Buddhist
 techniques that some here
  tout as promoting enlightenment ALSO result in
 this lop-sided EEG
  pattern.
 
 I know and have read about several people who
 suffered traumatic accidents
 that appear to have kicked them into a more
 enlightened state. In S. America
 they have lightening shamans - people who became
 psychic or healers after
 being struck by lightening. Read Dannion Brinkley:
 http://tinyurl.com/7bquk
 
 
 
 
 
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-13 Thread sparaig
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 on 10/13/05 11:58 AM, sparaig at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
  
  on 10/12/05 10:56 AM, Patrick Gillam at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
  That's why Sandy had her friend drive when they ventured
  out on highway 34 on a winter day to check her horse,
  which she stabled near Ottumwa.
  
  Her friend Susan, who was driving, was in an coma for a few days
  after the
  accident. Still has pins in her leg. She was in a CC-like state 
of
  detachment (unrelated to the accident) for many years. Hated it. 
Came
  to one
  of our Wednesday night satsangs and cried. Popped out of the 
duality
  state
  as she was leaving, and has been in Unity since. Very happy lady 
now.
  
  
  Dissociation due to trauma is probably not CC. The brainwaves of
  someone in dissociation due to sexual abuse show a lopsided, 
right-
  brain-enhanced pattern, while someone reporting witnessing due to 
TM
  show a balanced EEG between right and left sides.
  
  Interestingly enough, some Tibetan Buddhist techniques that some 
here
  tout as promoting enlightenment ALSO result in this lop-sided EEG
  pattern.
 
 I know and have read about several people who suffered traumatic 
accidents
 that appear to have kicked them into a more enlightened state. In 
S. America
 they have lightening shamans - people who became psychic or 
healers after
 being struck by lightening. Read Dannion Brinkley: 
http://tinyurl.com/7bquk


More enlightened states?






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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-13 Thread sparaig
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  I know and have read about several people who
  suffered traumatic accidents
  that appear to have kicked them into a more
  enlightened state.
 
 Some people believe walk-ins exchange places at those
 times and that's the reason why the individual feels
 so different. 

You say walk-in; I say PTSD.







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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-13 Thread Peter


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   I know and have read about several people who
   suffered traumatic accidents
   that appear to have kicked them into a more
   enlightened state.
  
  Some people believe walk-ins exchange places at
 those
  times and that's the reason why the individual
 feels
  so different. 
 
 You say walk-in; I say PTSD.

And Ramana says, Who feels different?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths...

2005-10-13 Thread uns_tressor
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, sparaig [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, peterklutz [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 wrote:
 
  
  It's perceived as untimely because these people cast of their mortal
  coils way ahead of the statistically established life expectancy for
  the society they live in
  
  This perception is reinforced by the assumption that leading the life
  of a meditator promotes longevity
  
 
 
 TM, by itself, almost certainly promotes longevity. However, the 
 lifestyle of many TMers appears to be counter-productive, both for 
 physical health, and for enlightenment.

Yes, and the other thing to remember is that a lot
of people come to TM because of a medical crisis, 
often at the behest of their medical practitioner.
i.e. TM attracts people at death's door.
Uns.






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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-13 Thread brahmachari108
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, gullible fool [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  
  I know and have read about several people who
  suffered traumatic accidents
  that appear to have kicked them into a more
  enlightened state.
 
 Some people believe walk-ins exchange places at those
 times and that's the reason why the individual feels
 so different. 

Sounded differently, acted differently...after near death in London didn't MMY?





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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths...

2005-10-13 Thread sparaig
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, uns_tressor 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, sparaig [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
 
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, peterklutz 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  wrote:
  
   
   It's perceived as untimely because these people cast of their 
mortal
   coils way ahead of the statistically established life 
expectancy for
   the society they live in
   
   This perception is reinforced by the assumption that leading 
the life
   of a meditator promotes longevity
   
  
  
  TM, by itself, almost certainly promotes longevity. However, 
the 
  lifestyle of many TMers appears to be counter-productive, both 
for 
  physical health, and for enlightenment.
 
 Yes, and the other thing to remember is that a lot
 of people come to TM because of a medical crisis, 
 often at the behest of their medical practitioner.
 i.e. TM attracts people at death's door.
 Uns.


Or at least with long-term health issues from high blood pressure or 
cancer to a family history of the same.






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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-13 Thread sparaig
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, brahmachari108 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, gullible fool [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
 
   
   I know and have read about several people who
   suffered traumatic accidents
   that appear to have kicked them into a more
   enlightened state.
  
  Some people believe walk-ins exchange places at those
  times and that's the reason why the individual feels
  so different. 
 
 Sounded differently, acted differently...after near death in London 
didn't MMY?


And we explain this by walk-ins rather than by saying the guy 
almost died, had a good fright, and took a long time to completely 
recover?





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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread TurquoiseB
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, gullible fool [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
  
 Margaret Cooper   MS   60
 
 Maybe I'm thinking of a different Margaret Norman, but
 the one I know, part of the Cambridge center for a
 while and a resident of my town before moving to ff
 with husband Norman, was a lot younger than 60. I
 thought she was 37 or so at the time.
   
 There's also the audiovisual guy who was hit by
 lightning while hiking up a mountain in Colorado.

Clearly off the program.
 






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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread feste37
This is a big movement. People in it die, just like everyone else. The idea 
that 
there is something mysterious about it is ridiculous, in my opinion. 

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Someone sent me the following note. Anyone care to expand upon it?
  
  I was struck a number of years by the legion of meditators, sidhas,
  initiators, governors, ministers, Purushas, Mother Divines, rajahs and
  other Movement potentates who had suffered untimely deaths. You
  mentioned several. After all, the number of hardcore meditators is
  really quite small, just a few thousands, I would think. I have worked
  for several organizations larger than that and cannot recall anywhere
  near a comparable percentage of people in their 40s or 50 croaking. That
  clearly is a very subjective estimation. I would like to see reliable
  statistics on the matter--you think Dr. Robert Keith Wallace would be
  interested in such a research topic??!!
  
  What if we began our own accounting of such deaths? My start is the
  attached table. If you think it makes sense you might solicit names
 on FFL.
  
Name   Cause of Death   Approx. Age*
Dawn Casper   breast cancer   50
Kristi Kamins   breast cancer   52
Bobby Warren   drowning   45
Geo. Gleeson   heart attack   45
Margaret Cooper   MS   60
David Weiner   testicular cancer   44
Maxine Trzebiatowski   breast cancer   45
Kurleigh King   Prostate cancer
Doug Henning   Liver Cancer   52
Skip Alexander   Liver Cancer
Jane Hopson   ALS (Lou Gerhirg's disease)   62
 
 
 A few more come to mind
 
 Andy Kaufman -- mouth cancer ?
 Karen Blassdale -- brain tumor
 Jane Prouty -- asfixiation (co heater)
 Steve Shimmer -- ? was recently posted
 Kent Ketterhoffen (sp) was posted a bit back
 
 swiss girl just mentioned a few weeks ago
 
 cc girl at MIU?
 
 the marine, who wrote book, OD on herioin
 
 Jack K? SF bay area, also heroin 
 
 I remember a story of someone dying outside domes of heart attack, the
 day after he saw top vaida guy
 
 A while back a friend rattled off 3-4 people who died of AIDS, some
 KSCI guys, and a guy married to Heidi?  
 
 Seems like there are more that I have heard of but escape me at the
 moment.







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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread Patrick Gillam
Ed Goldfinger was felled by heart failure in the mid-90s or so. He was what, 50?

Was Ed Tarabilda in his 50s?

Sandy Kopff was 47 when her car slid into an oncoming truck between Fairfield 
and 
Ottumwa. I'm told the accident was one she was trying to avoid by virtue of 
having been 
warned by a jyotishi. She had been in a car accident a few weeks earlier. A 
friend of hers 
was driving during the fatal incident; they lost control when passing over an 
icy patch on 
the road.

Let's not forget young Levi Butler, a victim of homicide.

For that matter, my mother was a 10-year regular meditator who died of homicide 
at age 
57.

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Someone sent me the following note. Anyone care to expand upon it?
  
  I was struck a number of years by the legion of meditators, sidhas,
  initiators, governors, ministers, Purushas, Mother Divines, rajahs and
  other Movement potentates who had suffered untimely deaths. You
  mentioned several. After all, the number of hardcore meditators is
  really quite small, just a few thousands, I would think. I have worked
  for several organizations larger than that and cannot recall anywhere
  near a comparable percentage of people in their 40s or 50 croaking. That
  clearly is a very subjective estimation. I would like to see reliable
  statistics on the matter--you think Dr. Robert Keith Wallace would be
  interested in such a research topic??!!
  
  What if we began our own accounting of such deaths? My start is the
  attached table. If you think it makes sense you might solicit names
 on FFL.
  
Name   Cause of Death   Approx. Age*
Dawn Casper   breast cancer   50
Kristi Kamins   breast cancer   52
Bobby Warren   drowning   45
Geo. Gleeson   heart attack   45
Margaret Cooper   MS   60
David Weiner   testicular cancer   44
Maxine Trzebiatowski   breast cancer   45
Kurleigh King   Prostate cancer
Doug Henning   Liver Cancer   52
Skip Alexander   Liver Cancer
Jane Hopson   ALS (Lou Gerhirg's disease)   62
 
 
 A few more come to mind
 
 Andy Kaufman -- mouth cancer ?
 Karen Blassdale -- brain tumor
 Jane Prouty -- asfixiation (co heater)
 Steve Shimmer -- ? was recently posted
 Kent Ketterhoffen (sp) was posted a bit back
 
 swiss girl just mentioned a few weeks ago
 
 cc girl at MIU?
 
 the marine, who wrote book, OD on herioin
 
 Jack K? SF bay area, also heroin 
 
 I remember a story of someone dying outside domes of heart attack, the
 day after he saw top vaida guy
 
 A while back a friend rattled off 3-4 people who died of AIDS, some
 KSCI guys, and a guy married to Heidi?  
 
 Seems like there are more that I have heard of but escape me at the
 moment.







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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread Peter


--- Patrick Gillam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Ed Goldfinger was felled by heart failure in the
 mid-90s or so. He was what, 50?

Younger

 
 Was Ed Tarabilda in his 50s?
 
 Sandy Kopff was 47 when her car slid into an
 oncoming truck between Fairfield and 
 Ottumwa. I'm told the accident was one she was
 trying to avoid by virtue of having been 
 warned by a jyotishi. She had been in a car accident
 a few weeks earlier. A friend of hers 
 was driving during the fatal incident; they lost
 control when passing over an icy patch on 
 the road.

It was just east of that country western bar. I heard
that her jyotish, done a few days before, said nothing
about her being at risk.

 
 Let's not forget young Levi Butler, a victim of
 homicide.

Pam Noble, early 30's, brain tumors
George (used to work at ITG) early 40's, heart attack


 
 For that matter, my mother was a 10-year regular
 meditator who died of homicide at age 
 57.

Man, that is tough, Patrick!


 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
   Someone sent me the following note. Anyone care
 to expand upon it?
   
   I was struck a number of years by the legion of
 meditators, sidhas,
   initiators, governors, ministers, Purushas,
 Mother Divines, rajahs and
   other Movement potentates who had suffered
 untimely deaths. You
   mentioned several. After all, the number of
 hardcore meditators is
   really quite small, just a few thousands, I
 would think. I have worked
   for several organizations larger than that and
 cannot recall anywhere
   near a comparable percentage of people in their
 40s or 50 croaking. That
   clearly is a very subjective estimation. I would
 like to see reliable
   statistics on the matter--you think Dr. Robert
 Keith Wallace would be
   interested in such a research topic??!!
   
   What if we began our own accounting of such
 deaths? My start is the
   attached table. If you think it makes sense you
 might solicit names
  on FFL.
   
 Name   Cause of Death   Approx. Age*
 Dawn Casper   breast cancer   50
 Kristi Kamins   breast cancer   52
 Bobby Warren   drowning   45
 Geo. Gleeson   heart attack   45
 Margaret Cooper   MS   60
 David Weiner   testicular cancer   44
 Maxine Trzebiatowski   breast cancer   45
 Kurleigh King   Prostate cancer
 Doug Henning   Liver Cancer   52
 Skip Alexander   Liver Cancer
 Jane Hopson   ALS (Lou Gerhirg's disease)   62
  
  
  A few more come to mind
  
  Andy Kaufman -- mouth cancer ?
  Karen Blassdale -- brain tumor
  Jane Prouty -- asfixiation (co heater)
  Steve Shimmer -- ? was recently posted
  Kent Ketterhoffen (sp) was posted a bit back
  
  swiss girl just mentioned a few weeks ago
  
  cc girl at MIU?
  
  the marine, who wrote book, OD on herioin
  
  Jack K? SF bay area, also heroin 
  
  I remember a story of someone dying outside domes
 of heart attack, the
  day after he saw top vaida guy
  
  A while back a friend rattled off 3-4 people who
 died of AIDS, some
  KSCI guys, and a guy married to Heidi?  
  
  Seems like there are more that I have heard of but
 escape me at the
  moment.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread markmeredith2002
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Someone sent me the following note. Anyone care to expand upon it?
 
 I was struck a number of years by the legion of meditators, sidhas,
 initiators, governors, ministers, Purushas, Mother Divines, rajahs and
 other Movement potentates who had suffered untimely deaths. 
snip

The TMO is largely a boomer mov't and as boomers reach middle age a
certain percentage start to die.  We notice deaths within our own
circle more.  Plus the TMO was wildly promoting Immortality and
Perfect Health at the time the deaths started so it was a big
contradiction in some minds.  I still meet campus folks who are kind
of shocked when one of their own gets seriously ill, but they were
living in stapathya ved!?.  

I've been told that they found high amounts of DDT in S. Alexander's
body, most likely from time in India.  Any group that spends more than
avg time in a country like India could have more deaths due to cancer,
esp liver and reproductive organs that are esp sensitive to pesticide
toxicity.  The TMO also has higher than avg celebate and childless
couples, which could increase prostate cancer (corelated with
celebacy) and breast cancer (breastfeeding sign. reduces odds for
breast cancer).  Of course TM reduces blood pressure, so maybe less
coronary deaths than avg. which could balance it out.  Longer term I
worry about the health of purushas, mds and campus staff (the poor
ones at least) who haven't been getting regular health care and won't
be taken care of by the tmo when they get old.







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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread Rick Archer
Then there was Nona Hamburg, who in the early 1970's went in to the
meditation room in the New Haven center and mysteriously died while
meditating. She was in her 20's.





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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread uns_tressor
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, markmeredith2002 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Someone sent me the following note. Anyone care to expand upon it?
  
  I was struck a number of years by the legion of meditators, sidhas,
  initiators, governors

A legion is 5,000 men, excluding horses and paraphernalia,
and miscellaneous siege engines. 20 odd out of 6 - 10 million
is a good enough for me. It minds me a comment I made to 
one of bbrigante's recent sillier posts: There are lies, 
damned lies and statistics. Benjamin Disraeli.
Uns.





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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread Rory Goff
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 On Oct 12, 2005, at 12:21 AM, Rick Archer wrote:
 
  What if we began our own accounting of such deaths? My start is 
the
  attached table. If you think it makes sense you might solicit 
names  
  on FFL.
 
 
 I'm part of an international sangha/community of a several 
thousand  
 hardcore yogis and meditators. Our quarterly newspaper lists all 
the  
 births and deaths in the community. There are several a year. My  
 observation would be that a good number of people who are 
hardcore  
 meditators are also hardcore into alternative health practices. 
In  
 some cases they will even forego any allopathic treatment in favor 
of  
 Ayurveda or Tibetan medicine, etc. etc. The majority of these 
people  
 die early because they either do not seek conventional 
treatment  
 for diseases (with sometime excellent prognoses) or they delay  
 conventional treatment. An example that comes to mind was a woman 
who  
 worked at the health food supermarket. She had a fibroid the size 
of  
 a large grapefruit. Because she believed she should do everything  
 all natural she refused to have this removed--even though that  
 meant she could no longer have sex. Granted, in this case it was  
 benign, but that just highlights in my mind what lengths some will 
go  
 to to maintain a belief system--even when conventional treatment 
is  
 quite capable of helping them or even curing them.

Yes, excellent point -- as if conventional treatment is somehow NOT 
a part of God or wholeness -- the old ignoring-the-helicopter-
while-waiting-for-God-to-rescue-us-from-the-roof dodge :-)







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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread Patrick Gillam
--- Peter Sutphen wrote:
 
 --- Patrick Gillam wrote:
 
  Sandy Kopff was 47 when her car slid into an
  oncoming truck between Fairfield and 
  Ottumwa. I'm told the accident was one she was
  trying to avoid by virtue of having been 
  warned by a jyotishi. She had been in a car accident
  a few weeks earlier. A friend of hers 
  was driving during the fatal incident; they lost
  control when passing over an icy patch on 
  the road.
 
 It was just east of that country western bar. I heard
 that her jyotish, done a few days before, said nothing
 about her being at risk.

Funny we would hear conflicting stories.

The version I heard was, Sandy was in a car accident 
in which she hurt her ankle pretty badly but otherwise 
got out okay. She went to a jyotishi to find out what was 
up. He looked at her chart and got very sober. That 
accident was to have been fatal, he was to have said. 
That's why Sandy had her friend drive when they ventured 
out on highway 34 on a winter day to check her horse, 
which she stabled near Ottumwa.

On the way back the car hit a patch of ice and spun around 
180 degrees so that Sandy, sitting in the passenger seat, 
got slammed into the side of an oncoming truck.

I'm trying to remember who my source was for all this. 
John Small? Diana Watt? Dunno.

I was living in St. Louis at the time, but I happened to be 
visiting friends in Marshalltown when the news appeared 
in the paper. I picked up the Des Moines Register and 
skimmed the news briefs. The dateline Fairfield caught 
my eye, and I read of my friend Sandy being taken from us.

The suggestion of this thread is that these deaths may 
be statistically significant. But that's a question we are 
utterly unable to answer with these anecdotes. It is 
bittersweet and perhaps apt, however, to remember these 
people as calamities around the world take the lives of tens 
of thousands and make millions homeless.

I used to feel blessed, charmed and invincible. These days 
I feel blessed, charmed and utterly vulnerable.





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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread Rick Archer
on 10/12/05 10:56 AM, Patrick Gillam at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 That's why Sandy had her friend drive when they ventured
 out on highway 34 on a winter day to check her horse,
 which she stabled near Ottumwa.

Her friend Susan, who was driving, was in an coma for a few days after the
accident. Still has pins in her leg. She was in a CC-like state of
detachment (unrelated to the accident) for many years. Hated it. Came to one
of our Wednesday night satsangs and cried. Popped out of the duality state
as she was leaving, and has been in Unity since. Very happy lady now.





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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread Peter


--- Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 on 10/12/05 10:56 AM, Patrick Gillam at
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  That's why Sandy had her friend drive when they
 ventured
  out on highway 34 on a winter day to check her
 horse,
  which she stabled near Ottumwa.
 
 Her friend Susan, who was driving, was in an coma
 for a few days after the
 accident. Still has pins in her leg. She was in a
 CC-like state of
 detachment (unrelated to the accident) for many
 years. Hated it. Came to one
 of our Wednesday night satsangs and cried. Popped
 out of the duality state
 as she was leaving, and has been in Unity since.
 Very happy lady now.

Ho Humjust another day at the satsang!



 
 
 
 
 
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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread Peter


--- Patrick Gillam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- Peter Sutphen wrote:
  
  --- Patrick Gillam wrote:
  
   Sandy Kopff was 47 when her car slid into an
   oncoming truck between Fairfield and 
   Ottumwa. I'm told the accident was one she was
   trying to avoid by virtue of having been 
   warned by a jyotishi. She had been in a car
 accident
   a few weeks earlier. A friend of hers 
   was driving during the fatal incident; they lost
   control when passing over an icy patch on 
   the road.
  
  It was just east of that country western bar. I
 heard
  that her jyotish, done a few days before, said
 nothing
  about her being at risk.
 
 Funny we would hear conflicting stories.

Your version is more detailed...I'd go with that. Some
time ago when I lived in Fairfield Charlie Heath had
some new jytoish software so he did my chart and saw
that there was a specific period I was entering that I
was at risk for an accident in a car. He also said
that it seemed that no injury would occur. A few weeks
later on my way to Iowa City, a women turned in front
of me to go into the then new Wal Mart. I smacked
right into her at 60MPH totaling her car and my car.
Neither of us had a scratch. I told Charlie about it
and he was so excited that he saw it coming. That's
the only time I've ever been impressed by jyotish.   



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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread TurquoiseB
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Your version is more detailed...I'd go with that. Some
 time ago when I lived in Fairfield Charlie Heath had
 some new jytoish software so he did my chart and saw
 that there was a specific period I was entering that I
 was at risk for an accident in a car. He also said
 that it seemed that no injury would occur. A few weeks
 later on my way to Iowa City, a women turned in front
 of me to go into the then new Wal Mart. I smacked
 right into her at 60MPH totaling her car and my car.
 Neither of us had a scratch. I told Charlie about it
 and he was so excited that he saw it coming. That's
 the only time I've ever been impressed by jyotish.   

The other night I watched the film Paycheck,
based upon on a story by the great Philip K.
Dick.  As usual, the film didn't do justice
to the ideas in the original story, but it did
have one part that caught my ear, because it
summed up many of my feelings about Jyotish or
other methods of prognostication.  (I've never
been interested.)

In the film, they develop a machine that sees
into the future.  They see a war coming, so they
start doing things to prevent it, things that are
misinterpreted and cause the war.

The basic premise is that the drawback of seeing
the future is that once you've seen it and
convinced yourself it's true, you start subcon-
sciously trying to make it come about.

I'd rather just see what happens when it happens...







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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread andrasayer
Nat is very much alive.

Some to add to the untimely list:
Denise Robatai
Julia Fritz
Sharon Welsh
Tobi Finebloom
Sabine (German lady)
all were on Mother Divine.

Skip Alexander
Debbie Kockel
the Purusha guy in the fire




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

 on 10/12/05 12:39 AM, gullible fool at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
   
Margaret Cooper   MS   60
  
  Maybe I'm thinking of a different Margaret Norman, but
  the one I know, part of the Cambridge center for a
  while and a resident of my town before moving to ff
  with husband Norman, was a lot younger than 60. I
  thought she was 37 or so at the time.
 
 Different person.

  There's also the audiovisual guy who was hit by
  lightning while hiking up a mountain in Colorado.
  
  Also, Goldfaber.
 
 Nat is still alive, isn't he?







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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread Peter


--- andrasayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Nat is very much alive.
 
 Some to add to the untimely list:
 Denise Robatai
 Julia Fritz
 Sharon Welsh
 Tobi Finebloom
 Sabine (German lady)
 all were on Mother Divine.
 
 Skip Alexander
 Debbie Kockel
 the Purusha guy in the fire

Sten, Rick's friend


 
 
 
 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  on 10/12/05 12:39 AM, gullible fool at
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  

 Margaret Cooper   MS   60
   
   Maybe I'm thinking of a different Margaret
 Norman, but
   the one I know, part of the Cambridge center for
 a
   while and a resident of my town before moving to
 ff
   with husband Norman, was a lot younger than 60.
 I
   thought she was 37 or so at the time.
  
  Different person.
 
   There's also the audiovisual guy who was hit by
   lightning while hiking up a mountain in
 Colorado.
   
   Also, Goldfaber.
  
  Nat is still alive, isn't he?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread scienceofabundance
I actually died a few years ago, but I still enjoy checking in with 
FFL now and again.  Being dead is often boring but if you like to 
surf the Web it can be pretty cool, because the connections are very 
fast and we have very good anti-virus software. We are told here 
that unconsciously wanting to have faster Web connections is the 
principal reason for untimely deaths in the TMO. 





--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
 
  Someone sent me the following note. Anyone care to expand upon 
it?
  
  I was struck a number of years by the legion of meditators, 
sidhas,
  initiators, governors, ministers, Purushas, Mother Divines, 
rajahs and
  other Movement potentates who had suffered untimely deaths. You
  mentioned several. After all, the number of hardcore meditators 
is
  really quite small, just a few thousands, I would think. I have 
worked
  for several organizations larger than that and cannot recall 
anywhere
  near a comparable percentage of people in their 40s or 50 
croaking. That
  clearly is a very subjective estimation. I would like to see 
reliable
  statistics on the matter--you think Dr. Robert Keith Wallace 
would be
  interested in such a research topic??!!
  
  What if we began our own accounting of such deaths? My start is 
the
  attached table. If you think it makes sense you might solicit 
names
 on FFL.
  
Name   Cause of Death   Approx. Age*
Dawn Casper   breast cancer   50
Kristi Kamins   breast cancer   52
Bobby Warren   drowning   45
Geo. Gleeson   heart attack   45
Margaret Cooper   MS   60
David Weiner   testicular cancer   44
Maxine Trzebiatowski   breast cancer   45
Kurleigh King   Prostate cancer
Doug Henning   Liver Cancer   52
Skip Alexander   Liver Cancer
Jane Hopson   ALS (Lou Gerhirg's disease)   62
 
 
 A few more come to mind
 
 Andy Kaufman -- mouth cancer ?
 Karen Blassdale -- brain tumor
 Jane Prouty -- asfixiation (co heater)
 Steve Shimmer -- ? was recently posted
 Kent Ketterhoffen (sp) was posted a bit back
 
 swiss girl just mentioned a few weeks ago
 
 cc girl at MIU?
 
 the marine, who wrote book, OD on herioin
 
 Jack K? SF bay area, also heroin 
 
 I remember a story of someone dying outside domes of heart attack, 
the
 day after he saw top vaida guy
 
 A while back a friend rattled off 3-4 people who died of AIDS, some
 KSCI guys, and a guy married to Heidi?  
 
 Seems like there are more that I have heard of but escape me at the
 moment.







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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread bmorry2000
Margaret Norman--around 1992?  age probably early 40s  cause of death 
anorexia complications

Katherin Greco--around 2003? age early 50s; cause of death cancer

Janice Langstaff--around 2002? age early 50s; cause of death cancer

Carol Dixon--around 1990? age early 40s; cause of death cancer

LOTS OF Premature deaths by my calculations and of longtime dedicated 
TMO participants


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

 Nat is very much alive.
 
 Some to add to the untimely list:
 Denise Robatai
 Julia Fritz
 Sharon Welsh
 Tobi Finebloom
 Sabine (German lady)
 all were on Mother Divine.
 
 Skip Alexander
 Debbie Kockel
 the Purusha guy in the fire
 
 
 
 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  on 10/12/05 12:39 AM, gullible fool at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  

 Margaret Cooper   MS   60
   
   Maybe I'm thinking of a different Margaret Norman, but
   the one I know, part of the Cambridge center for a
   while and a resident of my town before moving to ff
   with husband Norman, was a lot younger than 60. I
   thought she was 37 or so at the time.
  
  Different person.
 
   There's also the audiovisual guy who was hit by
   lightning while hiking up a mountain in Colorado.
   
   Also, Goldfaber.
  
  Nat is still alive, isn't he?
 







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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread gullible fool
 
 I actually died a few years ago, but I still enjoy
 checking in with 
 FFL now and again.

Does that mean we have only 999 members?

--- scienceofabundance [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 I actually died a few years ago, but I still enjoy
 checking in with 
 FFL now and again.  Being dead is often boring but
 if you like to 
 surf the Web it can be pretty cool, because the
 connections are very 
 fast and we have very good anti-virus software. We
 are told here 
 that unconsciously wanting to have faster Web
 connections is the 
 principal reason for untimely deaths in the TMO. 
 
 
 
 
 
 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, akasha_108
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 wrote:
 
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 wrote:
  
   Someone sent me the following note. Anyone care
 to expand upon 
 it?
   
   I was struck a number of years by the legion of
 meditators, 
 sidhas,
   initiators, governors, ministers, Purushas,
 Mother Divines, 
 rajahs and
   other Movement potentates who had suffered
 untimely deaths. You
   mentioned several. After all, the number of
 hardcore meditators 
 is
   really quite small, just a few thousands, I
 would think. I have 
 worked
   for several organizations larger than that and
 cannot recall 
 anywhere
   near a comparable percentage of people in their
 40s or 50 
 croaking. That
   clearly is a very subjective estimation. I would
 like to see 
 reliable
   statistics on the matter--you think Dr. Robert
 Keith Wallace 
 would be
   interested in such a research topic??!!
   
   What if we began our own accounting of such
 deaths? My start is 
 the
   attached table. If you think it makes sense you
 might solicit 
 names
  on FFL.
   
 Name   Cause of Death   Approx. Age*
 Dawn Casper   breast cancer   50
 Kristi Kamins   breast cancer   52
 Bobby Warren   drowning   45
 Geo. Gleeson   heart attack   45
 Margaret Cooper   MS   60
 David Weiner   testicular cancer   44
 Maxine Trzebiatowski   breast cancer   45
 Kurleigh King   Prostate cancer
 Doug Henning   Liver Cancer   52
 Skip Alexander   Liver Cancer
 Jane Hopson   ALS (Lou Gerhirg's disease)   62
  
  
  A few more come to mind
  
  Andy Kaufman -- mouth cancer ?
  Karen Blassdale -- brain tumor
  Jane Prouty -- asfixiation (co heater)
  Steve Shimmer -- ? was recently posted
  Kent Ketterhoffen (sp) was posted a bit back
  
  swiss girl just mentioned a few weeks ago
  
  cc girl at MIU?
  
  the marine, who wrote book, OD on herioin
  
  Jack K? SF bay area, also heroin 
  
  I remember a story of someone dying outside domes
 of heart attack, 
 the
  day after he saw top vaida guy
  
  A while back a friend rattled off 3-4 people who
 died of AIDS, some
  KSCI guys, and a guy married to Heidi?  
  
  Seems like there are more that I have heard of but
 escape me at the
  moment.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths...

2005-10-12 Thread brahmachari108
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bmorry2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 LOTS OF Premature deaths by my calculations and of longtime dedicated 
 TMO participants

This notion of premature and untimely death in a group so filled with the 
enlightened.

When someone's time is up is the only time death comes, so how is that untimely?

karma






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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths...

2005-10-12 Thread peterklutz

It's perceived as untimely because these people cast of their mortal
coils way ahead of the statistically established life expectancy for
the society they live in

This perception is reinforced by the assumption that leading the life
of a meditator promotes longevity


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 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bmorry2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
 
  LOTS OF Premature deaths by my calculations and of longtime dedicated 
  TMO participants
 
 This notion of premature and untimely death in a group so filled
with the enlightened.
 
 When someone's time is up is the only time death comes, so how is
that untimely?
 
 karma







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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread off_world_beings
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

 
 
 --- andrasayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Nat is very much alive.
  
  Some to add to the untimely list:
  Denise Robatai
  Julia Fritz
  Sharon Welsh
  Tobi Finebloom
  Sabine (German lady)
  all were on Mother Divine.
  
  Skip Alexander
  Debbie Kockel
  the Purusha guy in the fire
 
 Sten, Rick's friend
 

Curly King.
George Harrison.





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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-12 Thread anonymousff
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Someone sent me the following note. Anyone care to expand upon it?
 
 I was struck a number of years by the legion of meditators, sidhas,
 initiators, governors, ministers, Purushas, Mother Divines, rajahs 
and
 other Movement potentates who had suffered untimely deaths. You
 mentioned several. After all, the number of hardcore meditators is
 really quite small, just a few thousands, I would think. I have 
worked
 for several organizations larger than that and cannot recall 
anywhere
 near a comparable percentage of people in their 40s or 50 croaking. 
That
 clearly is a very subjective estimation. I would like to see 
reliable
 statistics on the matter--you think Dr. Robert Keith Wallace would 
be
 interested in such a research topic??!!
 
 What if we began our own accounting of such deaths? My start is the
 attached table. If you think it makes sense you might solicit names 
on FFL.
 
   Name   Cause of Death   Approx. Age*
   Dawn Casper   breast cancer   50
   Kristi Kamins   breast cancer   52
   Bobby Warren   drowning   45
   Geo. Gleeson   heart attack   45
   Margaret Cooper   MS   60
   David Weiner   testicular cancer   44
   Maxine Trzebiatowski   breast cancer   45
   Kurleigh King   Prostate cancer
   Doug Henning   Liver Cancer   52
   Skip Alexander   Liver Cancer
   Jane Hopson   ALS (Lou Gerhirg's disease)   62


That guy who was one of the top guys at Ritam Corp. Died during a 
sweat lodge.

The sister of the former Mrs. Hagelin. Brain cancer. Her son died of 
brain cancer at age 13.





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[FairfieldLife] Re: Untimely Deaths

2005-10-11 Thread akasha_108
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Someone sent me the following note. Anyone care to expand upon it?
 
 I was struck a number of years by the legion of meditators, sidhas,
 initiators, governors, ministers, Purushas, Mother Divines, rajahs and
 other Movement potentates who had suffered untimely deaths. You
 mentioned several. After all, the number of hardcore meditators is
 really quite small, just a few thousands, I would think. I have worked
 for several organizations larger than that and cannot recall anywhere
 near a comparable percentage of people in their 40s or 50 croaking. That
 clearly is a very subjective estimation. I would like to see reliable
 statistics on the matter--you think Dr. Robert Keith Wallace would be
 interested in such a research topic??!!
 
 What if we began our own accounting of such deaths? My start is the
 attached table. If you think it makes sense you might solicit names
on FFL.
 
   Name   Cause of Death   Approx. Age*
   Dawn Casper   breast cancer   50
   Kristi Kamins   breast cancer   52
   Bobby Warren   drowning   45
   Geo. Gleeson   heart attack   45
   Margaret Cooper   MS   60
   David Weiner   testicular cancer   44
   Maxine Trzebiatowski   breast cancer   45
   Kurleigh King   Prostate cancer
   Doug Henning   Liver Cancer   52
   Skip Alexander   Liver Cancer
   Jane Hopson   ALS (Lou Gerhirg's disease)   62


A few more come to mind

Andy Kaufman -- mouth cancer ?
Karen Blassdale -- brain tumor
Jane Prouty -- asfixiation (co heater)
Steve Shimmer -- ? was recently posted
Kent Ketterhoffen (sp) was posted a bit back

swiss girl just mentioned a few weeks ago

cc girl at MIU?

the marine, who wrote book, OD on herioin

Jack K? SF bay area, also heroin 

I remember a story of someone dying outside domes of heart attack, the
day after he saw top vaida guy

A while back a friend rattled off 3-4 people who died of AIDS, some
KSCI guys, and a guy married to Heidi?  

Seems like there are more that I have heard of but escape me at the
moment.






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