"My attorney recommends ... "? this statement is quite hilarious. Just more duplicity from Vag about his status.
Who is your guru, Vag your attorney? Your sampradaya must be the Pennsylvania bar association. Problem is it ain't your line of work. So what is your sampradaya the alchemical kids of Nick and Nelle Flamel? Where, when and who initiated you into TM? When and where were your supposed TTC courses? Lawyer got your tongue again? .. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <vajradhatu@...> wrote: > On Sep 16, 2011, at 6:05 PM, maskedzebra wrote: > > > RESPONSE: These remarks don't represent the experiential context of TM. Are you a meditator? a former TM teacher? Not that (if you are not a TMer) this invalidates your point of viewbut I feel as if I am reading about the experience and perspective of someone who did not submit himself to the Pujanor to the transcendent movement within his mind, of TM itself. As far as TM is concerned, I intuit you are tone-deaf [when it comes to TM]. But standing apart from this, of course you are legitimately entitled to your evaluation of the merits of my impression of Peter Wallace. > > I'm as experienced as just about anyone here. So, yes, I'm quite familiar with the puja, TM, etc. > > I see Peter's particular sentimentality merely as a peculiar form of suffering typical to hard-core TMers. I do not believe it requires that one be a TM teacher, but those that are find it hardest, if not impossible to shake. > Once the effect of TM's transcending is transcended, it can be dropped like old clothing one no longer desires in the slightest. But one would need to make the foundational shift, and heart-felt decision, to do so. > > So, to me, Peter's dronings are like watching an old man wearing long worn out clothing that's he's never been able to remove. I guess I would characterize the feeling I get as "pathetic". > Sorry to disappoint. While my attorney recommends I do not discuss my involvement with TM and the TM Org, I will say I did spend one Guru-purinima day in FF with you, repeating the puju over and over again, to magnify it's effect. While at that time it might have seemed important, now it just seems to be what it is: a poet and Sanskrit scholar's old devotions that Mahesh was told to throw away by Swami Brahmananda - but a poem he kept secretly... >
