Dear Dr.; there are actually also quite a lot of people here in Fairfield invibed in these very same retirement values. Have Come about it in the same way through the movement and meditating. Most meditators are spiritual and not Rajas. Of course the monied people got all the attention over the years. But the real story is these quiet people living rich lives otherwise. Fairfield that way is an incredibly easy place to live a very good low overhead high quality intentional spiritual life. There is quite a large community of people living quite intentionally like you that way here. You don't actually see them cause they don't necessarily show it. like your Jag in the lean-to. M kept his Bentley's hidden most of the time too. It goes with being awakened. But there are a lot of people living great lives here after years of TM and the movement. If you got an eye for them then you see them may be in the Domes, doing interesting things, the active arts, coffee houses and the eatery scenes all around a small town.
http://www.iowasource.com/ http://www.fairfieldacc.com/ https://www.facebook.com/earthandwatertea http://cafeparadiso.net/ http://order.letsorderonline.com/display/menu/revelations It is funny, actually the reaction of Fairfield meditators to the Oprah production on meditating Fairfield was that she did not represent the Fairfield meditating community as it is to live in. All the great things that are the meditating community. -Buck --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@... <no_reply@...> wrote: > > Thanks! I am 58, and did not plan to retire until 62, but the demands of > life, family, work, and all were becoming truly impossible, unsustainable. > So on the last Monday evening of November 2012, I built a spreadsheet using > reasonable assumptions, and saw that permanent retirement was possible. By > Wednesday of the same week, I was done for good.:-) My wife retires in two > weeks now, so good timing. > > Perhaps being broke in the Movement was a good thing - lol, because I have > always been a pretty frugal person, always eliminating unnecessary expenses, > and choosing any possessions carefully, like the '97 XK-8 coupe, which I do > still have, though really considered more of a family pet.:-) > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, nablusoss1008 <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > Happy New Year Dr. ! > > > > How is it possible to be retired, I thought you were a youngish man ? > > AND; still have the Jaguar ? :-) > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, doctordumbass@ <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > > > Happy New Year, 2013, to all! Wishes for peace, prosperity, love, harmony > > > and spiritual growth to everyone, and a continuing good natured ruckus > > > here, as usual!! > > > > > > As of a month ago, I am newly and permanently retired, and looking > > > forward to an amazing future!! > > > > > >
