This is just hilarious..King Baby and The Liar using that private phone booth conversation that Jim was referring to..with one solid following of their fan SS.
Even HH Gandhi Teresa Curtis has stopped posting rather than lick these lepers's wounds. God their wounds are creating a big stench...LOL On Dec 1, 2011, at 7:34 AM, Bob Price <bobpri...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Yo King Babykins, > > Be careful with "I was..." stories, some on the forum might have actually > been in Fiuggi. I don't remember you or Clint, or Einstein for that matter, > on that course. I do remember a stunning brunette named Cowhig, although > anyone could find all of that spending their whole life looking through the > the FFL archives. > > ________________________________ > From: turquoiseb <no_re...@yahoogroups.com> > To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com > Sent: Thursday, December 1, 2011 7:03:08 AM > Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: New Robin Carlsen file uploaded to FairfieldLife > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <vajradhatu@...> wrote: > > > > On Dec 1, 2011, at 8:54 AM, turquoiseb wrote: > > > > > > That certainly looks like Gemma. She was on my TTC, where > > > many considered *her* crazy as a loon because she kept going > > > on about being enlightened. We were warned by the person in > > > charge of our small Canadian group (I lived in Toronto at the > > > time) to distance ourselves from her because she was in danger > > > of being sent home, and we might be perceived as being like her. > > > I didn't know her well enough to pay any attention to the advice, > > > one way or another. Looks as if she found the perfect hubbie. > > > Two drama queens united in loving bliss. :-) > > > > > > Isn't it fascinating that Mr. I Can Talk About Myself For > > > Hours, No Matter How Boring Others May Find It has > > > never felt the need to explain his supposed ability to see > > > demons in others and/or expel them? One is tempted to > > > think that not only is he trying to hide that aspect of his > > > life, he's trying to pretend Vaj never met him to keep the > > > subject from coming up, and thus having to explain it. > > > > Well, I try to be sensitive to the fact that this whole thing > > has to have been very traumatic for R. > > By "this whole thing" do you mean someone producing > another first-hand view of his past antics, to balance > the somewhat...uh...unbalanced view of them that he > presents? :-) > > > It's amazing that none of the video has been leaked yet, but > > that's > > really just a matter of converting the old analog video to digital > > and we could have them up on YouTube quickly thereafter. The > > pathology of supposed higher states of consciousness - meditative > > disease - is a new field really, and I think video documentation > > could go a long way to helping jumpstart that field, potentially > > preventing suffering from faux meditative lineages like Mahesh & > > Co. > > It IS fascinating how the "I'm enlightened...adore me" > meme keeps coming up in and around the TMO. Gemma was > essentially running the same number back in Fiuggi. > She was having some intermittent flashes of what she > assumed was CC, as were several others of us. Most of > us wisely kept it to ourselves; she started "holding > court" and "counseling" others on how they could get > as enlightened as she was just by hanging around with > her and basking in her darshan. Sound familiar? :-) > > > > But maybe he's explained and I missed it. That's quite > > > possible because as I've said often, I don't find the guy > > > interesting enough to read what he writes, much less > > > interact with him. The only thing that fascinates me about > > > him is how many suckers flocked around him back in the > > > day, and how many still do. As I've suggested before, there > > > is just no accounting for bad taste and low standards. :-) > > > > Well, it's the principle of charm applied to sociology: RWC > > was and still is in many ways, a very charming man. > > I'll take your word for it, though I have seen no > evidence of that here. :-) > > > However I think this is a common mode of functioning in certain > > Axis II disorders and oddly a perfect match for some Me Decade > > types, who tended to already have similar traits, and thus > > self-select for such courses. > > Yup. The people drawn to such "adore me" so-called > teachers very often are seeking the same role for > themselves someday. Scratch a modern-day pretend > teacher and you'll almost always find that they > learned their trade from one or more other pretend > teachers cut from the same pattern. > > > I remember specifically the moment I knew his World Teacher > > Seminar was harming others. It was one of those late night > > chats with other CP's and one of the course participants > > revealed that he was gay. He wasn't just gay, he was > > addicted to cock. Any size, shape or form he could get > > his mouth on. Since RWC's opinion on homosexuality was > > unknown, he was greatly concerned that if this was known, > > he would be grilled on the stage, at the microphone and > > be declared "demonic", thus forced to endure humiliation > > and persecution. > > Given how he reacted to my suggestion that he was > acting a lot like a closet drag queen trying to > seduce straight men with his modern-day "adore me > and praise me" routine here, one suspects that the > poor guy was right in keeping it hidden from Robin-ji. > It also speaks volumes about Robin himself that the > person who claimed to be able to see demons in other > people was incapable of detecting something as simple > and ordinary in one of their followers as being gay. > > > The utter terror he felt was palpable and you could have > > heard a pin drop as he told his story. And similar to the > > Gemma story, others on these course were often worried > > about associating with potentially demonic people, > > either in a guilt by association/birds of a feather flock > > together kind of way, or as a form of psychic contagion. > > Well, from what I heard that is how the Canadian TM > organization reacted to *her* once she went back home > and continued "holding court" there. I heard -- although > I can't ever be sure that it was true because she was > on one side of Canada and I was on the other -- that she > was banned from the local TM center for doing this. And > we all know what happened to Robin when he started > "holding court," don't we? Isn't it fascinating that > the first thing people who have been ostracized for > being "off the program" themselves do when they form > some kind of sub-cult is to set up a structure in their > own organizations that mirrors that behavior? It's > almost like the recurring situation of kids abused > as children growing up to be child abusers themselves. > > Again, all this is moot to me. I haven't seen Gemma > since Fiuggi, or wanted to. I was *long* gone from the > TMO by the time Robin made his big splash in the tiny, > tiny, oh-so-tiny pond of Fairfield. All I really know > of him is what has been said here and my first exper- > iences trying to plow through his incoherent and > personality-disordered writing on FFL. I gave it up > as not worth my time very quickly. > > The only thing that fascinates me about it -- as I've > said before -- is how unbelievable it is to me that > anyone fell for his act then, or now. "Low standards" > is the only phrase I can come up with to explain it. > > >
