Cool term, Bhairitu. Did you come up with it?
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > bob_brigante wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <noozguru@> wrote: > > > > > > > >> And what are "useless meditation techniques," Bob? > >> > >> > > > > *********** > > > > Only transcending is useful in breaking the grip of the limitations > > imposed by mind on the life of an individual. Practicing meditation > > techniques that only make the mind more dull and do not lead to > > transcendence is a choice that some people make since authentic Vedic > > meditation was lost for a while, but that's soon going to be > > yesterday's news. India is a mess because many people practice these > > useless meditation techniques (or quit meditating because of lack of > > results), but it will become clear to everybody there and elsewhere > > that TM means a restoration of the correct practice of transcendence, > > and things will change rapidly when that knowledge does become > > commonplace. > > > > MMY did point out that he was not counting on large numbers of people > > learning TM because of the chaos in the atmosphere of the Kali Yuga -- > > rather, the pundits need to purify the atmosphere first, and this is > > what will enable the restoration of Vedic civilization and Sat Yuga. > Bullshit Brigante! You're a brainwashed Mashybot if you believe shit > like that. There are lots of meditation techniques that provide the > experience what MMY termed "transcendence." Don't buy the bull that the > TMO marketing cooked up. You're not supposed to eat bull anyway > (though beef cattle aren't the same things as Nandi). Some meditation > techniques including the one practice now are so powerful they can cut > through any dullness whether it be created by food, pollution and other > problems. And being that powerful they must be handled with care and > supervision. >
