We can all see that world consciousness is rising, but from whence? Maharishi 
said he tried to locate this source of the rise of world consciousness, and 
concluded that it was coming from everywhere at once.
It must be obvious to those within, without, and on the fringe of the TM 
organization that the source of all the spiritual thinking in Fairfield is the 
Golden Domes. Why does anyone feel the need to defend or question the obvious? 
Maharishi's greatest innovation (maybe) is the group practice of TM. I like to 
think of TM as a bit like a man sitting (for argument's sake) in a cage 
suspended by a thick elastic band, hanging over a mine shaft; the elastic band 
represents the effect of the noisy collective consciousness keeping him from 
going deep. When more people join him in the cage, it falls further down the 
shaft in proportion to the combined weight (this is where the US TM obesity 
could be seen as an advantage - by the way, here in jolly old Blighty we appear 
to have the opposite problem, in that long programme seems to make people 
skinny), and he gets to enjoy the gems that are deep within.
Without this blessing of group practice, we would not be able to access such 
deep levels of wakefulness so easily.
David

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