> I'm just objecting to the conclusions being > drawn on tiny amounts of anecdotal evidence.
One of my favorite qualities of your posts. Good reminder. I'm dubious > about such a recommendation for Mother Divine/Purusha > as well, but I leave more room for their different > circumstances possibly having different effects. > "Crude breath for crude nervous system" is on of MMY's quotes against exercise. I think not betting the whole farm on his POV, which is how you seem to live, is wise. We will see if his special groups is really an exception to the value of physical activity. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "curtisdeltablues" > <curtisdeltablues@> wrote: > <snip> > > But now all the chickens are coming to roost. If MMY is right > > his groups of people living under his direction should be the > > picture of good health. We are entering the area beyond opinions > > as we see how people age. You can't tell anything by one person, > > but we will get a better idea with many aging Purusha and Mother > > Divine. > > Right, a better idea (but even then, not > necessarily statistically conclusive evidence > one way or the other). > > I'm just objecting to the conclusions being > drawn on tiny amounts of anecdotal evidence. > > <snip> > > I'll bet our views on how > > you and I conduct our own healthy lives are more similar than > > different. > > Oh, I'm sure. But then neither of us is in Mother > Divine/Purusha. I'd certainly be dubious about a > recommendation not to exercise for people living > ordinary lives in the "real world." I'm dubious > about such a recommendation for Mother Divine/Purusha > as well, but I leave more room for their different > circumstances possibly having different effects. >
