I like the fun game of Leela! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSo0duY7-9s
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "whynotnow7" <whynotnow7@...> wrote: > > What I meant by your shriveled little heart is when I look into the negative > space of what you write on here (I mean that dimensionally as used to > describe art, not judgmentally), with your rants and other expressions of > meanness, I cannot but help conclude that there is some steaming pile of > festering Barry that you ain't facing. > > It isn't really there, but I have found a tendency in most humans to ignore > our side that is really driving the works. True balance is achieved by > looking at all of it, not as an obsessive check-marking, but just being in > balance, looking at everything. > > When you engage in your game of button pushing, it is basically a very safe > way of interacting with the forum, as is already making your prejudices known > in what you write. There is no variety to it. It is choosing the most obvious > ways to affront others, with the natural result that you win, because gee, > that's not the way they are accustomed to speaking with and treating others, > and here comes Barry, throwing poo everywhere - Oh look, you flinched! > > But there is a lot more to any of us than such a simple and dare I say > neurotic game. Actually engaging in discussions of life, as the one ongoing > between Curtis and RC. > > So I conclude in my utmost prejudice that maybe some self-reflection would be > helpful for you, before summarily returning to your insults and antagonism > here on FFL. > > Its not that I particularly mind them. Its just that you have become a one > trick pony, and on here you can't just be the same old boring tired catalyst > of getting people to flinch. Responding intelligently would be a huge step > forward, minus the snark. > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > If it helps, I do not remember having said unflattering words about you, > > so if I did they were in passing, and possibly in jest. I think your > > 'tude > > is both sane and rational, more than I can say about those who choose > > to obsess on me. Especially the ones who claim to be enlightened, and > > yet obsess anyway. What a wonder I must be to distract them from their > > one-pointed focus on eternity in such a way. > > > > My shriveled little heart thanks you for your wisdom, and wishes more > > TMers could learn from it. :-) > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, obbajeeba <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > > > If anyone notices, I have torn at the Turq many times. I do recall the > > Turq has mentioned some unflattering words towards obba too. The > > difference is I do not spend my whole time taking every one of his words > > as a pain in the ass, and if he makes any sense, I leave him alone haha. > > What shocks me the most is when a "TM Meditator," tears his ass as some > > kind of outside the movement freak. That is disturbing to me, because if > > one is getting inner peace, why would one feel threatened by Turq's > > comments about TM, to the point of lashing out? > > > > > > Judy has pointed out many times the Turq has made an error in his > > use of TM words, and many others, haha, and at that point, there is no > > need for someone like me to step in because she called it and many times > > rightfully so. (Judy is goddess to me.) > > > > > > I am sure if I was hanging out in Amsterdam with the Turq, at a coffee > > house, rolling a...uh, whatever they have to roll there, and I said I > > had to take my 20, he may roll his eyes, at the same time respect my > > time into the Transcendence, as I feel that what works for me. I do not > > live TM like a cult and if other's do, that is their problem and not > > mine. : ) Barry is doing a pretty good job showing me the dark side of > > the movement mind set, yet I still like my TM..so far, I think. ; ) > > > > > > This is where, "Barry," can be free of my not, "theaten lil Barry and > > his shriveled heart." > > >
