Donovan is still around? Oh my god! I had no idea. I didnt know he was a meditator either. I loved Brother Sun Sister Moon.
There don't seem to be as many celebrities endorsing TM anymore like they did in the "old" days. Doug Henning was the resident celebrity when I was in FAirfield. Plus visits from Mike Love, Stephen Collins, etc. You think raising the price to meditate was inspired? Do you think the movement needed those big donations? For what? I would rather see people learning to meditate. There are no TM centers anymore, so the local meditators really have no sense of community, and no one is learning to meditate either. We bought some land locally for a Peace Palace a few years ago, but there is no money to build anything on it. So nothing is happening. Another TM project dead in the water. Where did all that big money go to? Jeffrey --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "sparaig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Jeffrey" <initiate22000@> wrote: > > > > Interesting. How much is the David Lynch weekend? > > A few dollars. Maybe $100 or so counting meals. > > > What happens on > > one of these events? > > http://lynchweekend.org/ > > Lectures by David Lynch on TM, movie making, creativity. > Lectures by John Hagelin on QM and consciousness > Lectures by DOnovan about the good ole days in India, the 60's, etc. > Lectures by Fred Travis on TM and physiology. > > concerts by Donovan, Moby and Chrysta Bella. > > > $150 ($50 for "prospective" MUM students) includes 3 vegetarian breakfasts, lunches and > dinners, I would assume at the new Agiro Student Center. > > > http://www.mum.edu/campus/student_center.html > > > > Lawson > > > What is a lunch scholarship? > > Lynch* Scholarship... > > http://lynchweekend.org/scholarships/ > > Its not guaranteed. Write Really Good Essay if you're not applying to become an MUM > student. > > > > If you have to > > attend MUM, it's not much of deal, since that has got to be > > expensive! But still, any way it can be made cheaper would be great. > > Raising the price to meditate was the fastest way possible to end > > initiations almost completely. > > But was a very savvy move on MMY's part. He drove away all but the most loyal TM > teachers, inspired really wealthy individuals to come out of the woodwork and donate, etc. > > > Lawson >
