enlightened_dawn11 wrote: > thanks for posting this-- [snip] it is wonderful to hear paul m. and ringo > and the others talk so openly and honestly about the lifetime benefits of TM. > really brings out the dynamic truth of the expression, knowledge is > structured in consciousness. liked ringo's t-shirt too...
ED, Bull fucking shit. Anyone in their position, set-up as they, groomed as they, know what to say and when to say it when they have to pony up for a few minutes on a mike. It's all role-playing performances. Let's see Lynch tell why TM didn't dent his smoking habit or why Paul couldn't even please a one-legged wife, or why John's bad karma wasn't avoided, or why George was stabbed and died early, or why Ringo, well, why he still looks like Ringo. All TM teachers have proudly proclaimed in their lectures the existence of things they simply have not experienced, and these rich celebrities are as sheltered from the real world as can be -- would even one of these folks be touting TM if they knew the money side of it? Think about it, these folks are coming out to stand up for TM just like Tom Cruise for Scientology -- they're taking their professional images and putting them at great risk should the instructions ever begin in public schools and THEN and ONLY THEN do they see what they've associated themselves with. Once the lawsuits start flying, you won't find these folks clamoring to be exponents of consciousness or apologists for TM -- they'll say, "TM? Oh, I tried that once, I think." You know, just exactly what you'd do if your asking price for your services were suddenly about to go from $10,000,000 a picture down to $5,000,000. I feel sorry for the celebrities -- they're going to be ripped off and then embarrassed in the public eye, and they're just not trained to handle the questions about the underbelly of the TMO -- they'll be fodder for the tabloids if they try to come off as wise and guru-ish. Headline: "David Lynch loses millions to cult scam" Edg
