--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Vogel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks for the insight into the security "nablusoss1008". > > I wonder if anyone knows what the purpose of the high-tech music recording > studio on the top floor of the hotel was, or what became of it? > > I also saw a number of people working at computer workstations designing > what seemed to be cities inside plastic bubbles. What was that about?
I can't speak to the high-tech music recording studio but I know about the cities inside plastic bubbles. What you were looking at were the lost cities of Krypton, salvaged from an explosion of that planet about 70 Earth years ago. 7 or 8 of their major cities were preserved by shrinking them down to the size that you saw. Had you looked -- or, indeed, had you the PERMISSION to look -- you would have been able to see with a microscope that these are thriving, bustling cities with the people of Krypton going about their daily business with nary a care in the world. When one of the leaders of that planet, Jor-El, was planning these cities-in-plastic-bubbles in anticipation of the destruction of Krypton, he entrusted to Maharishi's master, Guru Dev, the care, feeding, and maintenance of all the cities and people therein contained. Upon Guru Dev's death, this trust succeeded to Maharishi. I can only guess but upon Maharishi's death, the trusteeship has probably passed to King Tony. What I'm surprised about is the talk in the movement since Maharishi's passing of opening up to the public visits to the plastic bubbles. It's been discussed ad infinitum on this forum by Judy and Barry so it is not necessary for me to repeat all the details...use the search engine feature on this forum to follow their never-ending debate on this matter...use the keywords "bubbles barry judy lost cities" and that should get you right there. I say I'm surprised because the bubbles have heretofore never, ever, been considered anything but a sacred duty. Commercial exploitation was never a consideration. Now, please don't ask me if "opening up to the public" means that paying customers will just tour around the facilities where the bubbles are kept or whether in fact it means shrinking each visitor down to the size of the bubble inhabitants, bringing them down INTO the bubbles, and, of course, returning them safely to their proper size and regular life here on Earth after the tour is up. On which side of the controversy do I fall? Well, I personally don't see a conflict...as long as the people of Krypton democratically and freely decide that the TMO can use them in the commercial manner described above, who are we to say that it shouldn't be done? I am curious, though, why this is happening ONLY since Maharishi's death. But I could be wrong on that account. Perhaps the technology for the shrinking machine was only perfected conincidentally to Maharishi's passing. Now I have a question for YOU, Peter Vogel: should the bubble theme park become a reality, would you shell out money to visit? Would you allow yourself to be shrunken (and, of course, made big again)? Do you think the TMO has such a good track record in organisational skills that you would entrust all the molecules in your body to them with a new, as-of-yet untried technology? > > Thanks, > > Peter > > > 1976 - two armed armericans caught on and before the Kulm - > > Sonnenberg bridge. > > Securiy beefed up after that with unlimited power to the WYMS as a > > result. Again americans causing havoc. > > Same year; the CIA blows up Maharishis two renovated DC 3's stationed > > in Germany. Again americans causing havoc here, there and everywhere. > > Again and again the americans tried to get to Him. > > But Maharishi simply did not show up, and the pilots got an anonyous > > call to leave the airstrip ASAP. It saved their lives. > > Invincibility in > > daily life :-) > > > > These days they complain that nature is cruel to them; floods and > > fires. Fairfield is protected as always. > > > > Probably they will not learn unless they are taught some very serious > > lessons and beg for mercy. They are a stubborn and violent race. >
