Naa, not from MAPI - I was just curious after your post and looked around and
found this:
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From: "Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife]"
<FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2015 3:43 PM
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Well, well, well.
Did you find this on the MAPI site? Actually for vata "Ram" is most
commonly used. But as noted for pitta "shreem" (or "shring") is recommended
and "hoom" for kapha. Having problems sleeping? You can repeat either the
vata mantra or pitta one depending on which imbalance is causing the
sleeplessness. Of course the kapha mantra will just make you more alert and is
good for clearing a foggy morning mind. You can use these whenever you are
noticing an imbalance but first you need to learn how to recognize imbalances
which is not hard.
On 03/17/2015 11:54 AM, Michael Jackson mjackso...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]
wrote:
It is important to use mantras as part of your daily practice with yoga
and Ayurveda. Choose a quite clean place at home. Take five minutes in the
morning to chant your specific mantra for your dosha or one prescribed by an
Ayurvedic practitioner or spiritual teacher.
Give your mantra an intent or meaning and then let it resonate within.
Vata dosha can chant the following: Hrim (pronounced hreem), Srim (pronounced
shreem) , Klim (pronounced kleem), Saum (pronounced sa aum) Soft mantras are
best for vata dosha.
Pitta dosha can chant the following: Srim (pronounced shreem), Klim
(pronounced kleem), Aim (pronounced aym), Saum (pronounced sa aum) Cooling and
soft mantras are the best for pitta dosha.
Kapha dosha can chant the following: Krim (pronounced kreem), Hum (pronounced
hoom), Hrim (pronounced hreem), Dum (pronounced doom), Hsauh (pronounced hau
sau) Warm and stimulating mantras are the best for kapha dosha.
From: "Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife]"
<FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com>
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2015 2:47 PM
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Well, well, well.
Meditation isn't forever. At some point that third eye is open and
will remain open regardless of whether you meditate or not. IOW, "you're
there." In that state I call it "pure consciousness on demand."
Last week I recommended Swami Radha's book "Mantras Words of Power". She was
a German woman who studied with a Swami Sivananda. Even Sivananda's books went
into different methods of meditation. Ever wonder why it was okay for kids to
use a "walking mantra" but not recommended for adults? Of course you can
meditate with eyes open. And I frequently write about what I call "adjunct"
mantras, particularly the ones for ayurveda. These can be used in additional
to whatever practice you do be it TM or otherwise though maybe they'll throw
you out of the domes if you let them know you use them.
The ayurvedic mantras are very standard but not taught by MAPI (that I know
of). If you've developed a degree of silence then you can evaluate mantras
yourself. They're very useful to correct an imbalance. Of you might need to
know a bit about ayurveda first.
Point is a lot of this stuff, which Swami Radha points out, is for beginners.
My tantra guru said the same thing. The main purpose of asanas is to develop
the ability to sit in a half lotus pose for a long time. After a while the
pose doesn't even matter.
Why would I want to date at my age? I don't even have the karma for
relationships. Any attempt gets thwarted mysteriously. My life's complicated
enough right now to deal with such things. I'm cleaning house so I can put it
on the market and get my equity and capital gains out of it. I don't need a 4
bedroom house. I want to downsize things.
I also watch stuff on my TV a little differently than some folks because of
working in the entertainment industry. For instance, I am monitoring the "CSI
Cyber" show to see what they are presenting to their audience. It's very
cartoonish and that's why the acting is stilted. Similarly l like to watch
very low budget "found footage" movies to see what young folks are up to with
the medium. Some of it's very entertaining and good story telling.
I hang around the house because what work I do have is done at home. That's
why I liked to go out to places like Starbucks to hang out and chat with
locals. But folks aren't going there anymore nor even the locally owned shops.
The economy is crashing down despite the lies the government gives you.
On 03/17/2015 11:19 AM, rich...@rwilliams.us [FairfieldLife] wrote:
The point is that you and the other Barry seem to spend way too much time
hanging around the house watching a boob tube and apparently you can't get a
date, yet both of you are making tantric yogi status claims. Face it, niether
of you seem to practicing any yoga poses or even meditating on your third eye.
Of course there's nothing wrong with watching TV and movies on Saturday night.
It's just that tantric yogis aren't supposed to be laying around in bed
watching TV or movies by themselves - they are supposed to be practicing
tantric yoga and meditation like normal spiritual householders with their
family.
It's not complicated.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <noozguru@...> wrote :
You have a family and kids if I'm not mistaken? Your lifestyle then differs a
bit from many of us here. Also we don't watch TV "per se". Most of us are
watching shows and movies at our convenience via streaming. It's a bit of a
different world. Some of us work at computers all day and for me to watch a
few things on a big screen TV in the evening is better on my eyes than reading
a book. It may seem to some that "TV" is more important than it really is to
us.
My social lifestyle has been in a state of flux. Some of the folks I used to
hang out with at Starbucks can no longer afford it and neither can I. I can
tell that Starbucks is feeling the pinch due to the promos and what things they
change about their member program. This is happening to a lot of US business
including even McDonalds (which I don't frequent). Needless to say I feel a
bit pissed because even my simple low cost extras have been stolen from me.
And because I started studying economics back in the late 1970s I know what has
happened and why I should be pissed. The majority should be too but most are
like in a sleepwalking fantasy land.
It was not a big pick up truck that I purchased. It was a midsize, of what
previously was a small size, before the 2015 redesign.
I've been very pleased with it, especially coming off a very basic work truck
with few amenities.
That truck purchased in 2008 with the recession in mind, also served it's
purpose well.
Thanks for asking.
Your post I read suggested you were going to do this because of low gas prices
and unless your local dealer was having a blowout to reduce stock during the
low prices it might not have been a good purchase unless it's something you
really need. I wouldn't trust the energy companies at all with their gas
pricing. But then I live in a refinery town where the chatter is more about
what is really going on. I see folks driving pickups as dick extensions. They
appear to never be used to haul anything. Even a friend who is a contractor
drives a small pickup.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <noozguru@...> wrote :
Negativityor reality? And what's wrong with TV (and movie) reviews? Lots of
folks here watch TV. Are they supposed to be spending their evenings reading
the Gita?
BTW, did you buy that big pickup truck?
On 03/16/2015 07:22 AM, steve.sundur@... [FairfieldLife] wrote:
FFL has come into the same fate that befell Alt.meditation, mostly just a
pool of negativity (and TV reviews)
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <anartaxius@...> wrote :
What do you conceive the spiritual process to be? As far as I can see
everyone is following it to a lesser or greater degree, unconsciously or
consciously, lackadaisically or with focus. It seems to me Turq focuses on the
pitfalls of the process, the things that lead one astray, he does not talk
much about the positive aspects of the process, but that does not mean they
are not there in his awareness. Opposition stimulates creativity and
intelligence.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <steve.sundur@...> wrote :
I'm sorry you don't realize what you sound like here.
You really don't understand the spiritual process, and as such, you've ended
up in some lonely back water.
You have a couple people here who think you are on to something.
Everyone else has written you off.
As Feste suggested, best to stick with TV reviews.
BTW, we know what excessive TV watching does to the brain.
Why not check out some peer review studies along those lines.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <turquoiseb@...> wrote :
Cultist, cure thyself. You and Steve-o seem to feel no compunctions about
projecting your "They hate Maharishi" fantasies onto Michael and I. T'ain't
true, at least in my case. How is that NOT "assigning us beliefs, emotions,
and motivations?"
I don't consider myself "obsessed" with Maharishi and/or the TM movement. If
I'm obsessed with anything, it's cults and cultists in general. I find them
fascinating, no matter what the cult. On FFL, I *admit* to sometimes posting
things that have the intention of helping long-term TMers realize what
cultists they have become, by pointing out how strongly they *react* to the
things I post. I have been hoping YOU would learn from this, but so far you
haven't.
ButIdidn't even do that in this case. All I did was do a couple of 10-second
Google searches that show that the TMO's latest buzzphrase in their latest
propaganda ("global repair mechanism") is ripped off from one of the current
"buzzword du jour" you can find in a number of scientific, medical, and IT
articles and papers. And how did you react to that? By trying to demonize ME.
AGAIN.
WhatamI to *think* about this, other than you got your cultist buttons
pushed? AGAIN.
Here'sachallenge for you, Feste. As a long-time TMer who claims not to be a
cultist and who in fact seems to be affronted by the very notion that I
suggest you're one, how do you react to the propaganda piece by David
Orme-Johnson that srijau just posted, claiming that (per TM dogma) "TM never
does any harm." Was that YOUR experience, in all of the years you spent in the
TM movement? It certainly wasn't mine.
Forexample,long before the Sidhis appeared, I was on a course in which
several dozen people were placed in special "twitching groups" and forced to
sit together at the front of the lecture hall because they were twitching and
spasming and shouting uncontrollably all the time, 24/7, even when not in
meditation. It looked and sounded like a convention of people suffering from
Tourette's Syndrome. I personally know that this condition persisted in many
of these people for months or years after they went home from this course, and
that there had never been any sign of such an affliction before they went to
that TTC course. Are you going to join with Orme-Johnson and tell me that TM
was not the *cause* of all of this? Just wondering...
From: feste37 <no_re...@yahoogroups.com>
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, March 16, 2015 3:03 AM
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Well, well, well.
Youseemto live in a fantasy world, a world all your own, in which other
people are there simply to play the roles you choose to assign to them. You
invent for them beliefs, emotions, and motivations that bear no relation to
reality at all. It's kinda sad. Maybe you should stick to reviewing television
programs.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <turquoiseb@...> wrote :
Michael asked a question, and I did two 10-second Google searches to find
the answer. That's "obsession?"
It occurs to me that what the two cultists below are *really* upset about is
that all it took was 20 seconds to prove how full of shit the TM movement is
in the crafting of its propaganda. :-)
Or maybe they were both about to lie and claim that the phrase "global repair
mechanism" was taught to them on their TTC courses and has been used in TM
literature for ages, and my 20 seconds of Googling made that impossible. :-)
From: feste37 <no_re...@yahoogroups.com>
Thelevelofobsession is indeed remarkable, Seventh.
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <steve.sundur@...> wrote :
You guys crack me up.
I haven't read any of the dozens of pages you've been writing about your
favorite subject - just noticing that you just endlessly write about it.
Keep it up. It gives you something to fill your days!
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <turquoiseb@...> wrote :
It's a newly-invented buzzword, Michael. If you do a Google search for the
exact phrase "global repair mechanism" plus the exact phrase "transcendental
meditation," it shows up only on several MUM web pages with recent revision
dates, and on one Dutch site (nl.tm.org).
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