--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <noozguru@...> wrote: > > On 12/26/2011 04:12 AM, turquoiseb wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, zarzari_786<no_reply@> wrote: > >> According to Maharishi and according to tradition this > >> [losing Unity Consciousness] is not possible. In this > >> case it wasn't fully established. > > Either that or it never happened in the first place. > > > > That is, from everything that has been reported here > > that I've read, the entire episode sounds like a > > classic case of NPD/hypmania augmented by moodmaking > > and a desire to become the focus of other people's > > attention. > > > > I've seen it happen before to other "gurus" who set > > up shop based on self-announced (and never verfied, > > even by their own teachers) "enlightenment." > > > > The thing that causes me to believe in this theory > > is the fact that RWC refuses to even consider it, > > even as a possibility. *His* subjective view is the > > only possible explanation. That's pretty much classic > > NPD/hypomania. > > Some people who believe they are enlightened may just be > spacey.
Or delusional. I completely agree. I have seen nothing in RWC's performance here that rules out "delusional," either then, or now. It is worth noting that most of the people discussing these supposed higher states of consciousness that some on this forum claim to have had are doing so completely from a theoretical basis. They have personally never had such experiences, and are basing anything they say on theories given to them by Maharishi, who IMO was in exactly the same boat they were. That is, only having heard about enlightenment, and never having experienced it. Even the early stages of it.
