Waht does the new course cost? AS an aside, this is rather amzing that a new course is being offered. they are expanidn gon the MMY's TM and siddhis -a new step. It could also be that they need the income from this course.
I would love to see an official description of it and how it all works. Your info is always welcome, but I can't really figure out what this is all about from your description and the way you write. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Buck" <dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote: > > Dear Turq, Yep, the thing that I heard that was interesting was the > positioning of the 'Ved and Physiology' course, which is taught as a > continuing education course, as a technique. > > It is a technique that is practiced like a guided meditation, a mindfulness > meditative process that effectively clears and turns on the subtle energetic > system. In presentation it blends sci-ency and vedic terminology. They > don't use the term, 'chakra' but that is what they are working on. They are > catching up to where so much of the meditating community has gone on to > otherwise. > > To me this was interesting in the 'post-founder era' in that they can now > proceed in a progressive way towards offering a teaching as developed > spiritual technique. It is a blending of sciency and vedic TM nomenclature. > As a course it has been piloted on campus here, at Vlodrop and movement > facilities. Bevan at the lecture mentioned that over 200 have taken the > course here. > > Taking the course features an electronic audio-visual gizmo which Nadaraam > and Maharishi devised that leads the meditation through the physiology. It > is good, it will ground a lot of people in their subtle system bodies and > probably improve a lot of health in people who can be bright on their top > registers but dull and not hardly embodied otherwise. It provides something > spiritually that was missing for TM virgins that will be good. > > It is highly amusing that it is a mindfulness kind of process. It is the > thing to take on campus right now. People are repeating it, taking it two > and three times & more, for the experiential component of meditating with the > audio-visual guidance. > > FFL, > -Buck in FF > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Buck" wrote: > > > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "whynotnow7" <whynotnow7@> wrote: > > > > > > > > Sounds really good - glad you were able to go. > > > > > > Yep, I have to thank Raja John Hagelin for granting me an > > > exemption to attend the meeting. It was very nice . > > > > Thank you for providing this information, Buck. > > I was going to ask how someone who was recently > > turned down for a dome pass got to attend. And > > I'm happy that you *got* to attend, if you found > > it valuable or meaningful. Really. > > > > > > But, that said, was there anything *in particular* > > he said that resonated with you? You are often > > WAY too vague on this forum. Just as I'd like to > > see King Tony deal with a real world audience for > > once, I'd like to see you get real with us for > > once and tell us what still gets you off about > > the TM dogma. > > >
