My wife does a spot-on impression of "Ramtha" She won't do it for years and suddenly she'll stomp into a room like JZ Knight. Spouting all sorts of nonsense in new-age speak. Its hilarious.
--- On Wed, 7/16/08, yifuxero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > From: yifuxero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Maitreya and Maharishi > To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com > Date: Wednesday, July 16, 2008, 1:45 PM > -"Ramtha" was channeled by J.Z. Knight, one of the > main New-Age so- > called experts in the "What the Bleep" film. > Hagelin was also there > as a featured representative of the new physics. The > Ramtha/Knight > popularity rapidly declined after she appeared to a group > of gays and > told them they'd all be dead in 10 years. That was > about 20 years > ago. On the same level of incredibility as Creme's > Maitreya. > Wiki says: > > "Teachings > Ramtha is the central figure (the "master > teacher") of Ramtha's > School of Enlightenment, started by JZ Knight in 1987 in > Yelm, > Washington. Classes (or "dialogues") had been > held around the world > for the previous ten years. A central theme of Ramtha's > alleged > teachings involve the internalization of divinity (God is > in Us, You > are God, Behold God, etc.). Ramtha is described as having > brought his > knowledge to many ancient civilizations in the world such > as the > Ancient Egyptians. The website also suggests that traces of > the > lineage of the original teachings and philosophies he > taught 35,000 > years ago have appeared throughout history in the schools > of > philosophers like Socrates, religions like Hinduism and > Judaism, and > the works of great minds such as Leonardo da Vinci and > Michelangelo. > > In Ramtha's system of thought, the material world — > the densest plane > of existence — and the physical body are never regarded > as evil, > undesirable, or intrinsically bad. A dualistic > interpretation of > reality typically found in the gnostic traditions — > emphasizing the > struggle between good and evil, light and darkness, sin and > > righteousness — is excluded in Ramtha's system of > thought. What > becomes an undesirable condition is to remain in a state of > ignorance > or denial as to our true nature and destiny. > > The four cornerstones of Ramtha's philosophy are: > > 1. The statement 'You are God' > 2. The directive to make known the unknown > 3. The concept that consciousness and energy create the > nature of > reality > 4. The challenge to conquer yourself > > > > Nature > When Knight claims she is channelling Ramtha, she speaks > only > English, although in an accented and sometimes simplistic > way and has > expressed confusion about modern items ("What is a > carrot?", "What > say you in this silver chariot?" directed at a woman > in a wheelchair > ['Ramtha', 1986]) while also professing intimate > knowledge of worldly > affairs and conspiracies. During the channeling she behaves > 'manly', > with her chest puffed up talking in a deeper and stern > voice, and > often seen smoking a pipe.[1] > > > > > > > -- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "yifuxero" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > --No connection. Creme is an a-hole. Maitreya > hasn't appeared yet. > > MMY is the maha-teacher of TM. > > > > > > - In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, nablusoss1008 > <no_reply@> > > wrote: > > > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj > <vajradhatu@> wrote: > > > > > > > > There have always been paths of freedom and > paths of > enslavement, > > so > > > > this is hardly new. Just the same old, same > old pattern of > deep > > > > suffering overshadowing our innate > authenticity. Some "masters" > > will > > > > enslave their students, while others will > set theirs free. > > > > > > Absolutely. Maharishi never forced His will on > anyone, nor does > > Lord > > > Maitreya ofcourse. Free will is a sacred > principle by all real > > Masters. > > > Mr. Creme's involvment is also on a 100% > volountary basis. He was > > > politely ask to be a "messengerboy" and > agreed. He has absolutely > > > nothing to gain in wordly matters by doing what > he is doing; no > > fees, > > > all proceeds from books goes directly and uncut > to Share > > International, > > > etcetc. He gets his travelexpenses covered and > that's it. He is > a > > > respected painter by profession. If you ask him I > think he'd say > he > > > would rather paint. He was politely asked to do > this job and > > agreed. > > > Simple. > > > > > > Just because someone, in this case petersuptken, > heard about it > in > > > the '80s doesn't mean it isn't real. > I never met Charlie Lutes, > but > > > from what I've read he was quite a loonie. > Several persons on FFL > > has > > > stated that Lutes had a rather liberal view > regarding facts, to > say > > the > > > least. That this dr. peter reffers to Lutes as an > authority on > > Benjamin > > > Creme I find eh, rather peculiar. > > > > > > That Maitreya is about to reveal His real nature > is obviously > very > > > difficult for religious fundamentalists to > swallow. Buddhist and > > > Christians alike. Vaj and the Turk are not alone > in this > > opposition, > > > actually most Buddhist are indoctrinated to > believe that the Lord > > > Maitreya will not incarnate in 300.000 years from > know. Another > > myth > > > soon to be shattered. > > > > > > Time will reveal how involved Maharishi was in > the work of > > Maitreya. > > > One of who's most prominent Masters happens > to be Brahmananda > > > Saraswathi. If you wondered why Mr. Creme's > information caught my > > > attention in the first place, well now you know. > > > > > > "Heaven will walk on earth, in this > generation." > > > - Maharishi > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > To subscribe, send a message to: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Or go to: > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/ > and click 'Join This Group!'Yahoo! Groups Links > > >