Poor Edg..caught up in hyperbole, and wishful thinking to boot. I think you blew your wad on the wrong horse Edg!
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung <no_re...@...> wrote: > > 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 >
