Thanks for the reply Vaj, has you have always replied when I have brought up a question in a sincere fashion.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <vajradhatu@...> wrote: > > > 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. >
