Nice post. As far as I'm concerned, "Maharishi" is the man's name.
That's what I've always known him as, since he first showed me the
path to transcendence when I was a hopelessly lost adolescent in the
1960s. I think he is a great seer and deserves such a title. The
attacks on him in this forum are all by little people who cannot
recognize who he is and have forgotten the gift he gave them when they
were young and ignorant. Now they think they are wise and pour abuse
on the man who first opened their eyes.  

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Gimbel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> To me, it's a bit simpler than all of that stuff;
> Who cares what they think in India?
> It's like caring what the Pope thinks...
> I think and feel that the title, and name:
> "Maharishi"
> Is a term of endearment to me;
> It's a feeling of love, which I have toward Maharishi, and always 
> have and always will.
> Just is that way; maybe past-life connection, who knows?
> Anyway, it's like my step-son;
> When he was going through adolescence;
> He was hangin' with this friend, who was a bad influence on him;
> This friend had no respect for his father;
> And my step-son, picked up this disrespect,
> And started calling me by my name, instead of the endearing name of:
> Dad...
> That's right, folks, Dad...
> 
> So, anyway, it's like that;
> You can have some feeing of love for Maharishi or not;
> If you do, you will come from a different angle toward him;
> As love changes your angle, or point of view;
> Perhaps practice, discriminating between;
> The thoughts of the mind;
> And the feel/thought of the heart.
> To find the true answer within, which you are seeking..
> Whatever the name given to this man, from Rishikesh...
> Doesn't matter much in the long run
> How do you feel toward the Master, within yourself?
> Is the real question, on the road to Enlightenment...
> R.G.
>






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