On Jun 3, 2007, at 6:56 PM, new.morning wrote:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On Jun 3, 2007, at 2:22 PM, authfriend wrote: > > > > When Vaj posted this several months ago, I raised my eyebrows. > > > > Uh-huh. But did you mention this in a post? I > > don't recall anybody doing so then, and they > > certainly haven't this time around. > > > Uh, maybe because they don't swallow your manufactured bullshit that > some see as logic? > > I'm not surprised BTW that New Morn, a TB, would fall for it. > Wow. Vaj thinks I am a true beleiver. To read my posts and believe that I am a true believer is simply fantastic (as in fantasy). I am speechless.
I certainly did not mean that in a disparaging way in your regard NM, I meant it merely as an observation, that from our personal conversations you held what I consider to be some of the primary qualities of a TB: the belief that TM (and perhaps, but not necessarily the TMSP) are great techniques that lead to enlightenment and that Mahesh Varma is an enlightened being. That's all in your regard.
I do believe you give profoundly objective input regarding the TM org and numerous other TMO issues.
Utterly odd that ssomeone could read my exhanges with Judy, over time and today, and feel that somehow I have "fallen" for -- or abondond my sense of reason, logic and facts, thus irrationally suseptible to coming under the sway of Judy's posts.
Well, Judy has a way, typically of dissembling, missing context and verbal sleight of hand that fools some. You may or may not be one of those. If I inaccurately misjudged the situation, you have my sincere apology.
Its such weak reading comprehensions skills and reasoning, as exhibited here, that have made me leary of any points made by persons exhibiting such characteristics. And that has been a valuable lesson -- both for interactions on the forum and in life. Thus, VAj's post serve as a spritual tool, sort of a nedi, nedi thing. An ideas just came to me. Someones should start a spiritual retreat business promising great awakenings. With the primary exercise of repeatedly and continously reading Richard's and Vaj's posts, day and night. Guaranteed to make one totally unattached to logic, facts, or sound judgement. A very powerful tapas and sadhana indeed!.
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