Larry, Hey, here's your chance.
Tell us, in the most loving fashion you can muster, all about Bevan, his great-heartedness, his sacrifices for TM and Maharishi. Lay it on with a trowl. I'll read every word. I fucking dare you to defend that adulterous, money-grubbing monster. I mean, if anything, you'll be balancing my vitriol, right? It's sorta your God-given duty to defend your priest, right? This would be fine entertainment. Edg --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Larry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > It is stunning to see how much folks project on Jerry Jarvis, Dick > Mays, Bevan, etc . . . > > all the defects, short comings and neurosis heaped on . . . > > and we don't even consider the possibility that these perceived > defects are the result of our own conditioning or faulty reasoning. > > Transform others by not judging them, and then having mastered 'not > judging others' - stop judging yourself and see yourself as you really > are. What you think can take lifetimes, can be done today. > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "boo_lives" <boo_lives@> wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "matrixmonitor" > > <matrixmonitor@> wrote: > > > > > > ---Dialog: yes, in a manner of speaking....I talked to him for 1/2 hr > > > a while ago and regularly send him items of interest (such as > > > forwarding info from this forum - which he declines to subscribe to). > > > He sent me an information packet on the prison program (as reported > > > in a previous post). My objective is to eventually wean him away > > > from all TMO-based negative influences, of which there are many since > > > most are pie in the sky pipe dreams. > > snip > > > > What's Jerry's view of the prison project now that that fellow has > > disassociated himself from the TMO? Does he understand the reasons > > why that was necessary? > > > > When I first heard a few yrs ago that Jerry was associated with it, I > > knew it was doomed - there's no way Bevan and his troupe would allow a > > project that had Jerry connected to it to succeed without their > > interference. > > > > I'm not surprised Jerry's interested in the prison project as that's > > the exactly the kind of thing the TMO should be doing but it's a > > little disappointing to hear that Jerry takes the Kansas project and > > people like Bevan seriously - I always thought he was more grounded > > and realistic than that. > > >
