> > ...in my experience it was pretty astonishing > > level of shaktipat > > TurquoiseB: > Am I alone here in seeing this fascination with a > traveling scam artist who can generate a little > shakti as a sign of desperation? > So, you're fascinated and desperate, both at the same time, still following the comings-and-goings of spiritual teachers. You are not alone - it seems like many of the FFL respondents are still on a spiritual path of some kind, excpt maybe with Sal as an exception. > I mean, isn't it a sad commentary on the 40-year > history of the TM movement that after all this > time the few lingering True Believers get all > excited by 1) an experience that is considered > elementary in most other spiritual traditions, > and 2) still Somebody Else's Experience. > Not really sad. You're on your own 'traveling scam artist' road trip right now, but how much 'shakti' did you generate down in Houston?
It would be sad that after a 40-year history of joining and leaving cult groups, if you didn't at least get laid while on your latest spiritual trip to Sante Fe, NM. > All these years, all these decades, and people > are still getting their spiritual jollies *second > hand*. > Yeah, I thought you'd be retired by now, but you're apparently still out there trying to generate some work. What happened to all the money?
