--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb <no_reply@...> wrote: > > > From Maharishi's The Science of Being and Art of Living: > > "For speech to be harmonious, appropriate and suitable, thinking has to > be clear, sharp, and at the least, harmless -- and at the best, > life-supporting to the whole of the environment. ... This is the > technique of the art of speaking: that, although we are truthful in our > thinking and speaking, the words that come out must be pleasing, soft, > and of good quality. ... The habit of speaking pleasingly lies in > cultivating that nature, that politeness, that softness and kindness of > heart that will not at any time produce harshness of speech. ... Blessed > are they who speak sweet words." >
Well yes, the TM-Movement's sweet truth. If X then Y. If not X then not Y. If harmonious, then... Om, towards this Maharishi quote's end is that transcribed correctly as pleasingly 'lies' or 'lays'? How should we read that? Which sweet truth?
