>From his site: "My mother says that my birth was extremely easy, with little pain, and that I was "completely grown up," even as a child. In my youth (pre-teens), I was not prone to easy laughter or the common jokes that circulated among human beings. I lived in a world all by myself, thinking, feeling and being led innocently toward a life of relentless spiritual evolution."
I think this is why he is unfamiliar with the custom of human beings not shouting with caps on online discussion boards. Now the question is, would you buy bliss from a guy who didn't laugh his ass off during his childhood? I wonder if human's "common jokes" can get him to chuckle these days? Have you lightened up since then One Radiant Being Dave? I wonder if the whole serious kid reference is a version of MMY's description of Guru Dev's childhood. Sounds kinda familiar. Do I know you David? We are almost exactly the same age so if you were in the movement at all we probably do. Presenting yourself as a "spiritual master" pretty much makes us oil and water I guess. In any case you need to fix the tables on your Web schedule, the text runs together on Firefox. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "oneradiantbeing" > <oneradiantbeing@> wrote: > > > > > As far as dharshan goes, though, I don't count it as much. > > > In fact, I'm suspicious of it. > > > > AT LEAST SIX THOUSAND YEARS OF VEDIC TEACHINGS WOULD DISAGREE > > WITH YOU. > > Without shouting :-), at least six thousand years > of Vedic teachings have told us that some people > are better than others because of their parentage, > and that the rest (and their children) are stuck > in their caste forever. > > In other words, "Vedic teaching" has been a source > of some of the greatest misery this planet has ever > seen. Literally millions of Indians trapped in > poverty and discriminated against to this day. And > you want me to buy "Vedic teachings" as some kind > of *authority*? Get real. >
