--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Mike Dixon <mdixon.6...@...> wrote: > > They haven't *let themselves go*, so much as, having been caught up in their > own inner turmoils, TM is supposed to smooth those kind of things out. But, I > guess, it could take more than one life time to accomplish that, even with a > lot of rounding, siddhis and close proximity to the master. I think once a > person has developed a serious weight problem, dieting and exercize can > become a discipline so strenuos to follow the rest of one's life, that they > continously *fall off the wagon* compounding their original problem. > Something new is needed. I think the variuos weight loss surgeries have shown > a lot of promise, making child's portions for adults satisfying, even > filling, reducing co-morbidities and extending life expectancy. If Bevan were > to have one of these surgeries, he would *cure* his diabetes before he left > the hospitol, lose most of his excess weight within a couple of years, > without exercising much discipline, and could live another 20-30 > years to evolve as much as he can.
Ha, ha, I'm sure you meant that tongue in cheek. Yes, I can see them getting weight loss surgeries by the drove now. I thought TM was supposed to solve these problems? I guess it doesn't if it doesn't even *address* these problems on their own level....
