--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Buck" <dhamiltony2k5@...> wrote: > > Revelations Bookstore in Fairfield is a used bookstore/ coffee shop where > people drop off their old books for book credit. They have a section of old > TM-movement publications in which it is always interesting to see what turns > up from people's personal collections. > > About every ten years the TM movement published more major format books > printed on their movement presses. These often had thumbnail pictures of > 'who was who' in them. There is one large format book, "The Dawn of the Age > of Enlightenment" that used brownish ink on a heavier weight beige paper with > the thumbnail pictures and of course lots of gold leaf. It's like this > documentary video on psychopathy briefly showing thumbnails pics of some > large 20th Century psychopaths. This TM-movement book makes its portrait > thumbnails and short bios appear as in sepia. Looking back, these are the > people of the transition and after the Jarvis-era of the movement. Of > course it has Bevan but also all his lieutenants in sepia and you realize > that they have been there and are STILL there around him in there. That from > after the Jarvis-era the same people are at that level now for nearly 35 > years in an organizational chart as survivors. It's a remarkable book to > look at now. > -Buck in FF
The Dawn of the Age of Enlightenment. What a truly beatutiful and historic title ! The Dawn of the Age of Enlightenment could only be here for all the generations to come for thousands of years because of Maharishi's tireless efforts for decades, travelling around the world again and again spreading the Light of Wisdom from the Vedic Tradition and the Masters of Wisdom. And the so-called "saints" that comes to your town, what did they do ? Only now, decades after Maharishi declared the Age of Enlightenment has this fundamental truth dawned on some of them, however reluctantly. What a joy to say; The Dawn of the Age of Enlightenment ! All Glory to the Vedic Masters, all glory to Maharishi !
