TurquoiseB wrote: > I don't know, either. I just find this whole subject > fascinating, because I can remember how many years > I bought into such things hook, line, and sinker. > So, you've been in and out of cults for most of your adult life. But for what purpose? You must have spent thousands of dollars on cult activities! Why would a sane person give the Marshy $5,000 like you did to learn how to bounce on foam? You bought into the cults, hook, line, and sinker. You probably gave that Fred fellow at least $50,000! Man, if you had any smarts you'd go see a psychiatrist or at least an exit counselor. For Chrissakes, Barry, you could be a home-owner by now with a savings account for your retirement. Instead, you're still dabbling in cultic activities and having to key in computer code to pay your apartment rent. What's fascinating is not the cult, but how you got hooked for so many years.
"Finally, others stripped voluntarily and Trungpa, apparently satisfied, said 'Let's dance' (Marin, 1995)." Read more: 'Stripping the Gurus' http://tinyurl.com/6465xt
