On Jan 10, 2011, at 10:20 AM, sparaig wrote:
As a friend of mine puts it, you meditate for days/weeks/months/
years and suddenly realize you've been doing it "all wrong." Then
you meditate for days/weeks/months/years and suddenly realize
you've been doing it "all wrong."
The process of TM isn't something that can be described. You're
hung up on gross descriptions of various possible scenarios and
assume they arise from different pedagogy.
It's really just Indian meditational metaphysics 101, which is lost
when we become more interested in marketing catch-phrases than in
empowering our students with knowledge and wisdom. Consequently
there's a huge gap between such foundational understanding and mere
pedagogy.
A moot point anyway, TM is most likely a dying meditation form and
it's successor, Sahaj Meditation, seems more geared for
reestablishing authenticity.
