>
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <no_reply@> wrote:
> >
> > --- In
> > FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "tomandcindytraynoratfairfieldlis"
> > <tomandcindytraynoratfairfieldlist@> wrote:
> <snip>
> > > Throw in the towel and see what can happen. Being a not seeker
> > > may be a new and wondeful experience full of freedom. What have
> > > you got to lose. You haven't gotten it with all that seeking. Tom
> >
> > Tom, I understand why you feel this way. (IMO, of course.)
> > It's because this approach worked for you. So naturally,
> > you think it'll work for everyone. I have no such illusions.
> > "Different strokes for different folks" is not just about
> > preferences...it's about predilection, a way of saying that
> > the approach to enlightenment that allows some people to
> > realize it Just Wouldn't Work for other people.
> >
> > In this case, I would think that the person you are recom-
> > mending this approach to really would benefit more from
> > the *opposite* approach -- a heavy regimen of focus and
> > focused intent. But that's a guess on my part, and it's
> > irrelevant in any case because she's firmly locked into
> > Waiting Mode, probably for the rest of the incarnation.
> > There is not an ice cube's chance in Hell that she's
> > ever going to try anything new, ever again in this life
> > so any suggestions to the contrary are just wasted breath.
>
> Neither Tom nor Barry has the *foggiest* idea of what
> my approach is. Neither seems to be capable of
> conceiving of an approach that is neither "throw in the
> towel" nor "Waiting Mode" nor "a heavy regimen of focus
> and focused intent."
>
> And of course in his current little rant Barry is
> contradicting himself six ways to Sunday. In earlier
> posts he's mocked those who take the "seeker" approach
> of *trying* to become enlightened instead of simply
> being open to enlightenment; likewise he has dumped
> on people for not trusting their own experience.
>
> And here he's advocating that I do both.
Its Brahman Barry. He IS the paradox of Brahman.
"This is true (and you are a total dumbshit for not beleiving it). And
btw that (complete opposite) is true (and you are a total dumbshit for
not beleiving it). And though I see Self in all beings, I am way
better than you."
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