--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Yifu" <yifuxero@...> wrote: > > very good!....but people in the TMO are the worst offenders. Do you know what > Jesus called such people? HINT: starts "HY--------" >
It's true, & things should go so much better for the TM-Rajas if they would repent their sinful rasyana-ic ways. There would be support of natural law. They have had a lot of chance to say to everyone since the movement reformed after Maharishi that "Whatever that was we are not that, and that going forward we will be thus, virtuous only".. There was a long time silence from them about this as people waited for that sign of reconciliation. These short dome numbers seem to be showing how it is gone for the Rajas. Actions often speak louder than words, the Rajas don't seem to even have the tongue of repentence. The omission of just silence or hypocr...? Raunchydog lays it out right here underneath. Spiritually virtuous activities to maximize, spiritually sinful activities to minimize. The TM Rajas could take some lesson from their own teachings here on FFL. JGD, -Buck in FF A primitive hardshell old meditator >> > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Buck" wrote: > > > > Raunchy, this is really a beautiful and practical spiritual teaching you > > posted here which deserves a bow. Namaste Thanks, -Buck > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "raunchydog" <raunchydog@> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Speaking the sweet truth is a behavioral rasayana. By following the > > > traditional values, of one's cultural heritage, Maharishi believed one's > > > path in life presented fewer roadblocks to well being, good health and > > > enlightenment. Behavioral rasyanas are universally fundamental to all > > > human beings in all cultures. The behavioral rasyana map of a well > > > traveled road describes the territory, not the consciousness of the > > > traveler. > > > > > > Behaviors and attitudes to maximize: > > > > > > Love > > > Compassion > > > Speech that uplifts people > > > Cleanliness > > > Charity and regular donation > > > Religious observance > > > Respect toward teachers and elders > > > Being positive > > > Moderation and self-control, especially with regard to alcohol >and > > > sex > > > Simplicity > > > > > > Behaviors and attitudes to be avoided: > > > > > > Anger > > > Violence > > > Harsh or hurtful speech > > > Conceit > > > Speaking ill of others behind their backs > > > Egotism * Dishonesty > > > Coveting another's spouse or wealth > > > > > > http://www.mapi.com/ayurveda_health_care/newsletters/behavioral_rasayana.html > > > > > > Behavioral rasyanas describe the basic rules of how we treat each other > > > as human beings. A society devoid of such behaviors descends into chaos. > > > FFLife is a chaotic antimatter smashing machine of behavioral rasyanas, > > > cynically obliterating, ridiculing, any sacred cow daring to lift its > > > head from grazing in the pastures of social convention. Other than no > > > porn, you are free to be as abusive and as childish as you like on one > > > day and a warrior for truth, justice and sacred cows the next day. > > > > > > I'm not holding myself up as a model of always treating everyone with > > > absolute fairness. I don't, nobody does. I prefer less chaos and more > > > fairness in how in how we treat each other on FFLife, I just don't expect > > > it. > > > > > > IMO the folks who have a longer check list in the positive column of > > > behavioral rasyanas are more capable of speaking the sweet truth. They > > > consistently treat others fairly. Just as reliably, self-centered abusive > > > assholes with a long list of behaviors in the negative column don't give > > > a fuck about treating others respectfully and are incapable of speaking > > > the sweet truth. So sayeth raunchydog, not so sweetly. > > > > > >
