You asked: what are the 3 most important ideas in my book: A PIRATE'S CALL TO MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI; GENIUS IS EASY, BEHAVIOR'S A MESS
#1. The most important idea to me in my book came, after I finished writing it, as I witnessed what I wrote. I am still learning what I wrote, as I read it again and again. In chapter 5, titled: MAHARISHI'S GIFT. In so many words, Maharishi had one job...to inform, there lies within: your potential, unrealized intelligence and joy. Maharishi provided us with a key to unlock the pathway to what we already own: our birthright. So many people in the world believe or unconsciously assume this knowledge of life, the vedas, the meditation process, all this is given, from Maharishi. Yes... Maharishi has provided us with the key to turn on the vehicle. Who owns the vehicle?...we all do. Knowledge is structured in consciousness, we are remembering and tapping into what we already possess. If people really understood this reality, they wouldn't say, nah, not interested, meditation is not my style. People would line up at age 10 to receive their key to unlock their God given potential as human beings. This is not Maharishi's knowledge, it is the knowledge of life. Thank God, Maharishi has enough patience and heart to pursue the work. #2. That genius seeps through cracks of dullness. In an instant, brilliance of mind may surface an idiot of sorts. That is my subjective experience: as dull as I am, I am genius in moments as it comes without effort. Not a lifetime of meditation, an instant, it arrives and one realizes, I am more than what I thought, was capable. #3. That we drag old thought through fresh fields of lost wonder. Starting with chapter 3: realizing that habits and conditions of mind, filter out, our love of life. Meditation is a tool for a freshening sense.
