On Dec 18, 2011, at 10:24 AM, seventhray1 wrote: > If I were on a jury, and had to make a determination based on the evidence I > have heard over my time on FFL, I would say that IMO the evidence is > irrefutable (or at least beyond a reasonable doubt) that Vaj was a very > active participant in the TMO.
Ray: While I was at one time active in the TMO, that time has long passed. Since I was very young when I started TM (my parents had to drive me to "advanced" lectures) I was made to feel "special" and blessed and so was subject to constant offers of promotion should I want it: center SIMS president, checker, MIU visits, etc. I preferred however to stay on the sidelines, as I never trusted MMY, although was intrigued by certain aspects of his "knowledge". By the time I was in my early 20's, TM and the TMSP had already unravelled due to exposure to the Holy Shankaracharya Order and numerous pundit-yogis of the Rig Veda and Patanjali tradition. My family has a long history in India and Tibet since the turn of the previous century, and were keen to relay their opinions when asked. > The most egregious behavior of Vaj's I have found so far was when he > intentially over posted some time back to foul up the system, just to try to > test the moderators post counting, (or something along these lines). I think > Alex got pretty pissed off, and I didn't blame him. > > And quite honestly, I thought that indicated a real lack of integrity on > Vaj's part. > Actually Ray other posters had been deleting their posts for many months in order to avoid overposting, and got away with it (or so it appeared to me; I'm not really sure), so I thought I'd try it. Needless to say, I didn't receive the special care the others did. I did do some ribbing at Alex, and if I offended him, he certainly has my sincere apology.
