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On Sun, 3/16/14, salyavin808 <no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Students inquire about pandits during forum FF
Ledger 3/14/14
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, March 16, 2014, 11:17 AM
Hmmm, that sound suspiciously like a health yagya.
I think you owe me $5000 for revealing the secret formula.
And that's every time you use it.
I've been looking around at other yagya sites
on the net and I found an interesting one that gave me
another insight into the
"technology".
http://www.worldofyagyas.com/about-yagyas
It isn't what they say but how many
times they say it that makes it powerful. You pay for
repetitions. One pundit can chant up to 6480 mantras in an
afternoon, this is better than doing it once or twice
apparently.
assuming the
TMO follows the same procedure, I want to know how many
pundits the TMO has and divide the number of yaygyas being
paid for between them and see if they have enough time to do
even a basic chant, let alone a full-on health yagya. And
then they have to fit their study in, plus the occasional
riot. It's all going to eat into the time needed to save
the world. A sceptic might even think they aren't doing
the prayers at all! Has anyone
checked?
I love rule 2 and it just might be
pivotal to the whole phenomenon:
Your
faith is very important
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <turquoiseb@...>
wrote :
From: salyavin808
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To:
FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday,
March 16, 2014 12:06 AM
Subject: Re:
[FairfieldLife] Students inquire about pandits during forum
FF Ledger 3/14/14
I
don't have confirmation bias about this. I would be more
than happy to have seen any results from
yagyas. I also know someone who made a
miraculous recovery from a head injury without any help from
the gods (no one paid for any at least). Some people do
spontaneously and unexpectedly recover from health crises,
it's how miracles work - we only see the good results
and filter out the rest. Think Lourdes, how many hundreds of
thousands of people go there every year? And how many get
cured? Probably the same miniscule amount as get anything
from yagyas.
It's
a coincidence if anything happens at all, or the gods are a
particularly unpleasant bunch who relish in our suffering.
That's as good an argument as you'll get against the
concept of a god capable of intervening in our affairs.
He's a git. But the eastern religions have a great many
get-out clauses
for him which we are all familiar with; My karma is too bad
or there's too much stress in collective consciousness.
I wish I'd thought of it but I just don't have a
criminal mind.
I'm still chuckling over your description of how
the actual text of the yagyas is written.
"Please Kalki, please Saraswati, please glorious,
glorious "boy group" Brahma, Vishnu & Shiva,
take pity on this unworthy (but regular in my TMSP practice)
sinner, and help to remove the painful boil that has
developed on my backside. I'm far too fat to reach
around and treat it myself, and I know that I shouldn't
trust medical doctors because Maharishi told me I should
avoid them, so if you could do something about it, I'd
be very appreciative because then I could practice Yogic
Flying again without screaming in pain at every
landing." :-)
