--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung <no_re...@...> wrote:
Girish has a yacht?...prove it, or you are making false allegations. We don't need false allegations to reprove the Tmorg, there's plenty of ammo to go around already that's for real! This just sounds like gratuitous TM bashing to me.....why are you venting? That's the question I have for you! Did MMY and the Tmorg hijack you and steal you're money, or...did you foolishly give it away? Hummmm > What would it take for you to become a TM TB again? > > I guess almost any miracle could do the trick for me. If lots of folks > started hovering, or one person hovered in a very scientific setting, I'd > immediately start TM again. > > 1. So, I think of hovering as a proof despite the fact that Turq says that > his Rama guy did it in front of crowds and many times. To me something's > hinky with Turq's reporting, cuz, in my world, real hovering is a feat that > gets the CIA kidnapping your ass. Seems likely that the Rama guy was a > magician, not a MAGICIAN. Show me a true MAGICIAN and I'm sold out. > > 2. If Maharishi came back from the dead, mmmm, yeah that'd do for me too. > > 3. If some sort of class-action suit completely exposed all the finances of > the TMO and showed that -- unbelievably -- all the money went to promoting TM > instead of buying yachts for Girish, AND, if some "knock your socks off > scientific measurements" showed at least some mind-over-matter processes > during TM -- such as some blood chemistry marker that's immediately changed > when one starts meditating and that marker is known so well that scientists > flock to get TM instructions, then, yeah, I might be a redneck, er, TB. > > 4. Okay, anyone coming back from the dead and saying TM works -- yeah, that'd > do it too. Maybe even moreso than if Maharishi came back, cuz, maybe > Maharishi never died and merely faked it so that he could seemingly come back > from the dead, but if, say, Hitler came back and espoused TM, sorry Jews, but > I'll be listening to Adolph. > > 5. If some verifiable ancient document was found that predicted the advent of > Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and TM in precise and exacting terms (whatever that > means,) well, that'd turn my head, but the verification had better be > non-controversial and widely accepted by scholars. And/or, if some dead sea > scrolls were found that listed all-and-only the TM mantras, I'd go "Urp, say > what?" > > 6. If a UFO lands and out comes some entity with Maharishi's Gita in its > hands/tenticles, and this entity says something like: "Maharishi is the most > famous teacher in all the cosmos and he's incarnate in over 1,000 bodies on > 1,000 planets." Um, it would get my interest. > > 7. If any MAV products were endorsed by the AMA and the FDA to be powerful > healers, and if physicians reported that their patients were additionally > having spiritual experiences of significant intensity, okay, I'll revisit my > "TM only works somewhat" conclusions. > > 8. If the words "Transcendental Meditation Works" appeared on the Moon and > was easily read by the naked eye by anyone on Earth, okay, that's got me just > like the UFO landing concept got me. > > 9. If a nanobot swarm becomes conscious and form itself into the shape of a > human being and then that entity meditates using a TM mantra -- okay, sign me > up again. > > 10. If Curtis, Vaj, Turq, and their ilk started TM again and reported that, > despite the long lapse of time since they last meditated, that they were NOW > having tremendous, full-reality, spiritual experiences with gods, angels, et > al, then, hey, I'd sit in the chair for at least a few attempts. > > You? What would it take? > > Edg >
