Share, a smile at the start of the day! A laugh at the end of the day! Thank you!
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <sharelong60@...> wrote : Judy, it's pointless for you to present yourself as the upholder of truth and accurate descriptions. Even in this thread I've seen indications that you are far from that. Except in your own deluded mind. And I don't believe you when you say that you are just curious about how far my admiration of Richard extends. I think you are trolling, butting in and muddying the waters as usual. As you did when I simply disagreed with something Buck said about a meeting he and I both attended and you did not. Why do you even have an interest in the difference of opinion between me and Buck? Really, what significance is it to you? As Richard might say, I think you got a brain problem going on! On Tuesday, March 11, 2014 12:14 PM, "authfriend@..." <authfriend@...> wrote: And what do you think about Richard's first statement, suggesting that Emily is trying to learn TM by reading about it on the Internet? Do you think that's an accurate description of what Emily is doing? Just curious as to how far your admiration of Richard extends. Emily, Richard's last 3 sentences here are a concise explanation of why badge checking is good. On 3/11/2014 10:34 AM, emilymaenot@... wrote: > I have tried to listen to MMY videos posted here; the power of his > enlightened persona does not translate through these videos for me. > The TMO is an organization with a certain structure > You are not following the organization structure - you can't learn TM by reading about it on the internet or in a chat room like this. You are supposed to attend a three night lecture to explain what TM is all about - you apparently have not done that for some reason. It's probably already too late for you to overcome your prejudices against MMY after reading the posts here. MMY has NOTHING to do with your practice of TM. In order for TM to be successful you need to approach the practice innocently. That's why they check dome badges, not to be exclusive, but so as to not get you confused about the advanced practices. That's the point I think.
