--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "lurkernomore20002000" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <vajranatha@> wrote > > > I don't even think Lawson was even meditating at the time, but > > he was really into the "TM preacher" thang. > > That's kinda where Lawson fell a little short in the credibililty > dept. He was Mr. Positive Benefits of TM, Mr. Important to > Follow the Progam, but when it came to practicing the tecnique > himself, he didn't, for some reason or another.
Yes, he did, just not always regularly. As far as credibility is concerned, notice that he himself *told* us he wasn't always regular. He was quite open about it and quite clear that it was a struggle for him to sit twice a day, although he knew he should. At one point he wrote a little scenario illustrating what it was like for him with his attention deficit disorder (which we also know about because he told us): He'd have the thought that it was time to meditate, then immediately get distracted by something else, over and over again. It was a kind of catch-22: when he did his program regularly, he had a lot less trouble with his ADD; but the ADD made it really difficult for him to do his program regularly.
