--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, nablusoss1008 <no_reply@...> wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "curtisdeltablues" <curtisdeltablues@> > wrote: > > > > Well you see that is exactly the problem of the illusions created by > > hindsight, as well as our highly selective choice of remembering things > > Maharishi predicted. (rumor has it a few didn't come through.) Maharishi > > was an emphatic prediction kind of guy both in the negative and positive, > > depending on his mood. One minute nature herself couldn't stop the movement > > (actual quote) and the next we were all bound for hell in a handbasket > > (imagined quote but accurate in tone) > > > > And as much as I have ties with the events of 9-11 living close enough to > > the Pentagon to pass by the gaping hole days after, it was not the biggest > > event for mankind to warn us about if one had magic powers was it? I mean > > we are just finding out the value of using AIDS treatment as a prevention > > for spreading the disease, and if this was promoted by a prediction enabled > > Maharishi it would have saved millions of lives. > > > > Maharishi spouted out all manors of predictions and we select the > > convenient few. And it isn't even a conscious process is it? It is how we > > are wired and our ineptitude regarding this illusion of 20/20 hindsight. I > > mean Condie Rice had a paper titled Bin Laden to Strike Inside the US and > > that didn't help us a bit did it? Why? Because we had many, many threats > > and only in retrospect does it look obvious that this was the ONE that > > nailed us. > > > > But getting back to the warning. Do you have the exact words? I would be > > very interested in evaluating if Maharishi actually had prior knowledge in > > the specific, or if this was another vague "you are all doomed" message > > meant to drive more people into the domes. It would be interested to see > > how closely his thinking process matched the terrorists. > > > > So let's have the quote Nabbie, and we'll see how much of a magical > > prognosticator your marketing mad master really was. And in a world of > > terrorism with the US being an obvious target, it needs to be more specific > > than "one of them is gunna get you all someday." That much we knew. > > > > Oh yeah, and I don't pay any price for playing music, the money runs in my > > direction, which is also coincidentally the best way to tell who the guru > > is in any group like TM. > > > No, you can do the Googling yourself. Will keep you off that horrible music > for awhile. > He warned specifically the US of an attac on it's financial centre months > before it happenned. >
A few weeks actually
