LOL, Richard, you do have a way of summing up that tickles my funny bone.
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From: Richard J. Williams <pundits...@gmail.com>
To: Richard J. Williams <FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, October 4, 2013 8:01 AM
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] RE: Charlie Lutes and David Lynch
Now this is funny - a guy obsessed with the comings and goings of his 'Marshy',
thirty or more years after he got kicked off the program; a guy that posts
messages to a spiritual discussion group on Yahoo about his guru, who he never
met. A guy that makes claims to being the guru's baker on staff at a religious
school; a guy that took zero courses at the university in over two years;
talking about Robin Carlsen and Charles Lutes, both of whom he never met; in a
message about a film maker whose works he doesn't even understand. This is a
classic!
When I need some spiritual help, or a film review, this is the guy
I'll be consulting, fer sure. LoL!
On 10/4/2013 7:13 AM, Michael Jackson wrote:
>I'll have to ask him - also as to place - I think it was in Iowa City but it
>may have been elsewhere - my friend was a real Charlie Lutes fan, he liked all
>the esoteric stuff Charlie yapped about, he also was real curious about Robin,
>but after he attended a meeting he got grilled by the MIU bruisers and steered
>clear - I think it was a surprise that RC showed up at Charlie's lecture - but
>I'll find out.
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>To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Friday, October 4, 2013 12:20 AM
>Subject: RE: Re: [FairfieldLife] RE: Charlie Lutes and David Lynch
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>I forgot to mention my buddy was at a Charlie Lutes lecture, in Iowa City I
>think when Robin C and his supporters came in to sort of get in Lute's face -
>he said it was a surreal experience - I have encouraged him to write about it
>but he hasn't gotten around to it yet.
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>I never heard about that one. What year was that? I wouldn't have been
>involved yet because I would have remembered it. I missed nothing between Jan.
>1983 and August 1986.
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>To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Thursday, October 3, 2013 10:10 PM
>Subject: [FairfieldLife] RE: Charlie Lutes and David Lynch
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>When I first watched Mulholland Drive I enjoyed the whole surreal, glossy
>surface but couldn't make head or tail of what the movie was about (ditto Lost
>Highway, etc. ). It was after the film came out that Lynch first revealed to
>the world that he was a regular practitioner of TM. And when I say regular, I
>mean he claims never to have missed a single session since he learned the
>technique back in the early 1970s. That sounds scarily obsessive to me. I
>mean, never to miss one, single, solitary session over a period of forty
>years! How can you be so completely in control of what's happening in your
>life to achieve that 100 per cent score? (Do we know if Lynch ever took the
>sidhi supplement?)
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>Anyway, when I heard about Lynch's involvement in TM I immediately rented the
>DVD of Mulholland Drive to take a second look. Was the film an esoteric,
>symbolist art work on the importance of contacting the source of creative
>intelligence? I was wondering if I now had the key to unlock its arcane
>secrets? No - I didn't! I actually found myself *more* bemused by the film
>than I did on that first viewing. It's still a great movie of course: turn off
>your mind, relax and float downstream . . . and just enjoy the experience.
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>Oh so funny, so funny - I just got off the phone with an old friend who was at
>MIU as staff and student for a number of years - he was a big Charlie Lutes
>fan and also saw Robin C a few times - he told me he was at MIU when Blue
>Velvet came out, the honchos at the Capital of the A of E there in Fairfield
>told everyone not to see the movie, but Charlie said in some lectures my
>friend went to that he (Charlie) saw it twice to try to figure it out.
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>My buddy also thinks he saw the influence of Charlie Lutes in some of the
>aspects of Twin Peaks - such as secret societies and so forth. I thought it
>was funny.
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