--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/post?postID=hd0c66qqAS-CPtr\ 1VREnlP81oRDaRWbqDPtQeeEO2cJuZnWORp99To70J8nNhXVNGXjr_-oLO0yPyvw9JFYhTR1\ fVWs> , "R.G." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/post?postID=CL-yygi3hRdfSIS\ VqCgbgbUAmywLF4JyFgi4mw-vcT4uBklgoVNYByuwhXI2HSHdVwkdpS8sjq8rpLvbJkV3SsF\ rHZKh2w> , "Hagen J. Holtz" > <hagen.j.holtz@> wrote: > > > > R.G., your thesis that Jesus would be the sound closest to God > seems to me like a claim directly out of mere mythology and not > really science-based, saying only: "You may believe it or not". > > This is not my thesis, at all... > My thesis is that all these mantras > are 'names', 'vibrations',vehicles for Transcendence. > I am proposing that if one was a follower of Jesus, and one would > like a mantra associated with him, then I was suggesting the mantra > or sound: > 'Yeshua' > For example, when TM was being taught in public schools and it was > found to be a religion, there would be another objection, and that is > that the mantras originated as 'names' or 'aspects of God'... > > So, if that objection arose, and one didn't want to start TM, > Because they felt they wanted a mantra associated with the God of > their choosing... > > Then for someone like that, you could say: > This is your mantra, for bringing Jesus and the qualities of him, > By using a vibration, which would relate to him. > So, if you wanted to transcend on the name or sound Yeshua, > Then that would be a way for someone who felt a clossness to Jesus, > To find an inner sense of him, and eventually transcend, if they were > taught how to use this vibration of the sound Yeshua, in the same > effortless way, they think any other thoughts. > So, in that way, TM could be said to be a Universal Technique... > Different from the rest, > Because it's not chanting, it's not dogma; > Rather it is a way to Transcend on a 'life-supporting sound. > I am making this sound Yeshua, a mantra that would relate to Jesus, > From my own experience. > > There is a tradition in the Jewish religion, that is called sitting > Shiva. > When someone passes away, the family and friends get together to > comfort the family, by sitting with them, and this is called: > Sitting Shiva. > Coincidence? > Shiva is used as a mantra for God, also,>>
No Coincidence: Jehova= JaiShiva Joshua = Jeshiwa= JaiShiwa Jesus = Jeshua = JaiShiwa Adam = Allahem = Adama (the undivided) = Atma = Allah = Eli = Elija OffWorld > No one mantra, is 'The Mantra of God'... > The technique of meditation itself, is a way to get to God... > That is Maharishi's teaching to the world. > A way to transcend. > This is what is missing at church, or synagog, or mosque. > The dogma keeps people from transcending and engages the mind, > Instead of transcending the mind. > R.G. >
