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[FairfieldLife] Re: Citigroup loan for learning TM

2006-07-12 Thread jyouells2000

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>  
> In a message dated 7/12/06 6:02:04 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> 
> "The  Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment in Fairfield, Iowa, 
> >  advises its students that they can take out a loan with
Citigroup. It 
> >  costs $2,500 to study transcendental meditation and loans can be 
> >  repaid over as long as 10 years at an interest rate of prime plus
1.50  
> > percent. The prime rate is currently 8.25 percent. 
> > 
> >  _http://tinyurl.http://ti_ (http://tinyurl.com/rabjm) 
> 
> The  first figure I tried sounded too high so I tried
> a second simple interest  calculator on the Web, and
> it says that after 10 years, taking advantage of  this
> "deal" would mean that learning TM only cost you  $4937.50.
> 
> 
> 
> But certainly if you got a citigroup loan to learn TM you  should be
able to 
> add to that loan for Advanced techniques every year and a half  and get 
> siddhis .
>

Next - Enlightenment Bank ... Stapathya Veda Line of Credit? 

JohnY





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[FairfieldLife] 'Play -The Summer of Love/Maharishi/ 'The King of Mysticism'

2006-07-12 Thread Robert Gimbel

THEATER The summer of Love (Gay)A new production transports Loves Labors Lost to India in the swinging 60s By PATRICK FOLLIARD Hank Stratton (left), Michael Milligan, Erik Steele, Amir Arison and Aubrey Deeker look like the Sgt. Pepper-era Beatles in the Shakespeare Theatre Companys Loves Labors Lost. (Photo by Carol Rosegg) Wednesday, July 12, 2006When
directing Shakespeare, Michael Kahn, longtime gay artistic director of the Shakespeare Theatre Company, refuses to play fast and loose with period settings. Sometimes he makes an exception, but only when it illuminates the play in some way. Moving his theaters current offering Loves Labors Lost from long ago Navarre to India circa the swinging 1960s, is one such case. Specifically, Kahn has set the action at an ashram where Ferdinand the King of Navarre (Amir Arison looking like a sexy guru) has traded a life of courtly comforts for one of ascetic mysticism. Not unlike the Maharishi Yogi who gave guidance to the Beatles and other truth-seeking 60s celebs, Ferdinand is joined by band mates Berowne (Hank Stratton), Longaville (Erik Steele) and Dumaine (Aubrey Deeker) who dash on stage chased by a wave of bursting flash bulbs and squealing fans. The king persuades the overindulged rock stars to join him for three years in
abstaining from earthly pleasures, particularly women. Things quickly change when the fetching Princess of France (Clair Lautier) and her glam girl gang Rosaline (Sabrina LeBeauf best remembered from The Cosby Show), Katherine (Colleen Delaney who successfully draws on her usual intensity for laughs) and Maria (Angela Pierce) arrive on the scene seated atop Crayola-colored Vespas. RIFE WITH RELENTLESS rhyming couplets, wordplay and witty banter, this early Shakespearean work is a battle of wits with these ladies outsmarting the gents at every turn. Undaunted, the band pursues its icy quarry as best the members know how, setting sonnets to rock n roll. Loves Labors Lost is arguably Shakespeares most feminist work; repeatedly in the play, restrictive gender roles of the Bards time are blatantly scrapped. How very 60s! Not only has the confident princess been sent to do business
with Ferdinand in her feeble fathers stead, but she and her fierce female friends excel at keeping the love struck men in check. Rather than the usual curtain of alls well that ends well with couples locked in happy clinches, here the princess and company accept their suitors only on the condition that they prove their worthiness by spending a year secluded in monkish devotion. RALPH FUNICELLOS KALEIDOSCOPIC set explodes with colorful Indian details, pop art clouds and palm trees, while Mark Doubledays lighting blasts the stage with bright sunshine. Tony winner Catherine Zuber costumes the long-haired men in soft bell-bottoms and flowing, filmy tunics. The women are more Nancy Sinatra than Janice Joplin. With armor-like teased hair, jump suits, stiff mini dresses and white vinyl go-go boots, theyre invulnerable. The ensemble cast includes STC vet Ted van Griethuysen as Holofernes, the pedantic schoolteacher, and a hilarious
David Sabin as the parson Nathaniel. As befuddled Don Adriano Armado, Geraint Wyn Davies amusingly channels both Salvador Dali and Benny Hill. And Michael Milligan fittingly plays the addled clown Costard as what else a total stoner. After ending its run in D.C., Kahn is taking his Loves Labors Lost to Stratford-upon-Avon, England, where it will be featured in the Royal Shakespeare Companys festival The Complete Works.
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[FairfieldLife] Sunday creationists

2006-07-12 Thread matrixmonitor

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[FairfieldLife] Re: 'Are Bevan's Days Numbered?'

2006-07-12 Thread shempmcgurk

Cashew
Walnut
Peanut
Macadamia
Pine
Gimbel...



--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gimbel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
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> In the last interview with Maharishi;
>   Bevan demonstrated once again;
>   His lack of taking responsibility;
>   For his tricks and trades;
>   Of misinformation to His Holiness, as Bevan likes to call him.
>   I will never understand how a 5 ft, Holy Man from India;
>   Who sat at the feet of Guru Dev;
>   This cute little guy; so loving and innocent;
>   Would put in charge, a heavyweight like The Bevy.
>   Bevan seems to be to me like one of those guy's from Chicago;
>   That you just don't mess with;
>   I remember my first meeting with him;
>   Was to receive the instructions of the Sutras of Pantajali;
>   Which at the time, Maharishi was charging quite a bit for, 
embarrassing to remember the amount, in a way.
>   Anyway, last week, Bevan asked the question of Maharishi,
>   About the meaning of placing one of the 'Peace Palace's in 
the 'middle' of a nation;
>   He failed to tell Maharishi, in his question to His Holiness:
>   That the stupid publicity they got on the Kansas of Oz deal;
>   Is why Mahesh was pissed in the first place.
>   Because, and get this Bevan: Maharishi wants good publicity:
>   Not bad press, and when people angle their way up the scale of 
power;
>   And hide the truth from the Master, that is blasphemy in my book.
>   My idea, is to auction of the "Prime Ministership" on EBAY;
>   And sell to the highest bidder;
>   Besides Maharishi's eyes will light up;
>   At the thought of dumping 'ol Bev;
>   And making a fortune doing it...
>
>   R.G.  Madison,WI.
> 
>   
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[FairfieldLife] True Meditation

2006-07-12 Thread larry.potter

( Some of you might know Adyashanti, I like his writings which I 
read from time to time on his site )


True meditation has no direction, goals, or method. All methods aim 
at achieving a certain state of mind. All states are limited, 
impermanent and conditioned. Fascination with states leads only to 
bondage and dependency. True meditation is abidance as primordial 
consciousness.

True meditation appears in consciousness spontaneously when 
awareness is not fixated on objects of perception. When you first 
start to meditate you notice that awareness is always focused on 
some object: on thoughts, bodily sensations, emotions, memories, 
sounds, etc. This is because the mind is conditioned to focus and 
contract upon objects. Then the mind compulsively interprets what it 
is aware of (the object) in a mechanical and distorted way. It 
begins to draw conclusions and make assumptions according to past 
conditioning. 

In true meditation all objects are left to their natural 
functioning. This means that no effort should be made to manipulate 
or suppress any object of awareness. In true meditation the emphasis 
is on being awareness; not on being aware of objects, but on resting 
as primordial awareness itself. Primordial awareness (consciousness) 
is the source in which all objects arise and subside. As you gently 
relax into awareness, into listening, the minds compulsive 
contraction around objects will fade. Silence of being will come 
more clearly into consciousness as a welcoming to rest and abide. An 
attitude of open receptivity, free of any goal or anticipation, will 
facilitate the presence of silence and stillness to be revealed as 
your natural condition.

Silence and stillness are not states and therefore cannot be 
produced or created. Silence is the non-state in which all states 
arise and subside. Silence, stillness and awareness are not states 
and can never be perceived in their totality as objects. Silence is 
itself the eternal witness without form or attributes. As you rest 
more profoundly as the witness, all objects take on their natural 
functionality, and awareness becomes free of the mind's compulsive 
contractions and identifications, and returns to its natural non-
state of Presence.

The simple yet profound question, "Who Am I ?," can then reveal 
one's self not to be the endless tyranny of the ego-personality, but 
objectless Freedom of Being - "Primordial Consciousness in which all 
states and all objects come and go as manifestations of the Eternal 
Unborn Self that YOU ARE. 

~ Adyashanti







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[FairfieldLife] Re: For any of us who think that war is noble, or necessa...

2006-07-12 Thread jim_flanegin

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> In a message dated 7/12/06 9:20:50 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
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> > I  wonder if Poland ever thought war was necessary.
> >
> its  2006...
> 
> 
> 
> Oh, yeah Sat Yuga
>
I'd rather build the bridge to it, than shut the door on it.






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[FairfieldLife] Did you know that there is no such thing as a Palestinian people?

2006-07-12 Thread larry.potter

We have all been had!

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---
Posted: March 22, 2002
1:00 a.m. Eastern

By Sharon Nader Sloan

Did you know that there was never any country called Palestine? Did 
you know that there is no such thing as a Palestinian people? 

The ideas that the West Bank and Gaza are occupied Palestinian land, 
and that the Palestinian people are fighting for their land, have 
been accepted by most of the governments of the world and by most of 
the media in the world. But if you read on, you will see that these 
two claims are the biggest lies ever deliberately perpetrated on 
humanity. 

Check out any map of the Middle East and see for yourself. You will 
find Palestine listed as a region as it always has been, but 
definitely not a country. We can locate the Mojave Desert on the 
map, but we still do not recognize it as our 51st state, let alone a 
country. Similarly, the region of Siberia is a region not a state. 
Or the Sahara is a region not a state, etc. Neither is Palestine a 
state. It never was a country, just a region. 

Importantly, the Jews did not displace anyone, because no one 
permanently resided there. It was a land inhabited by nomadic, 
Bedouin tribes. The whole region was nothing but deserts and swamps. 
Only about 120,000 Arabs resided in an area that covered the 
territories, the state of Israel and Jordan. When Mark Twain visited 
the area, he wrote he found nothing but a wasteland. 

During the 19 years that the territories  including Jerusalem and 
Gaza  were occupied by the kingdoms of Jordan and Egypt, no one 
talked about a Palestinian state  not the Arab countries, not the 
United Nations. Nobody asked Jordan or Egypt to abdicate their 
ownership and give it to the Palestinians. Not even the Palestinians 
themselves said anything about a Palestinian state or a Palestinian 
people, because nobody heard of a Palestinian people. It never 
existed. 

The fact simply is that there are no Palestinians. These people are 
Arabs like all other Arabs, and they happen to live in a region 
called Palestine. They are not a separate people. 

What makes a separate people? Religion, language, culture, garb, 
cuisine, etc. The Arabs in Palestine speak the same language, 
practice the same religion, have the same culture, etc., as all the 
other Arabs. The few minor differences that exist between them are 
like the minor differences that exist between the Welsh, the Scots, 
and the Londoners. They are still all Britons. Yankees and 
Southerners have the same minor differences, but they are still all 
Americans. People in the south of France are quite different from 
the people in the north, but they are still all French. These 
inconsequential differences do not make a people. 

The Arabs living in Syria or Jordan, etc., are also the same Arabs, 
but they are each a separate nation because they each have a 
separate country. The so-called Palestinians want a separate country 
because they claim to be a separate nation. They are not. They were 
never a separate people before the new state of Israel. How did they 
become one now? 

Because of these lies, the so-called Palestinians feel justified in 
sending suicide bombers to kill women, children, babies, old men, 
old women and noncombatant citizens. Because of these lies, the 
United Nations and the media of the world are condemning Israel who 
is acting less harshly than any other country would act in 
retaliation for such heinous attacks. What is the United States 
doing in Afghanistan, a totally foreign country? Killing 
Afghanistanis. Why? Because they attacked us on Sept. 11. I 
understand this. But why do they not understand that that is exactly 
what Israel is doing, only on a much smaller scale? 

Ask yourself this: Should the use of terror ever be rewarded? When 
is the use of terrorism justified as a military tactic? As a 
political tactic? As an economic tactic? What implications does this 
hold for future conflicts? 

Let us examine the truths here: 

1) There never was a Palestinian state or a Palestinian nation. 
There are no Palestinian people, per se. Rather, these are Arabs 
living in a region that historically has been called many things, 
including "Palestine." 

2) Israel did not go to war against a Palestinian state and occupy 
its land. Rather, Israel was attacked by six Arab countries at once. 
She defended herself, defeated her attackers, and won the so-called 
territories, not from the Palestinians, but from Jordan and Egypt. 

3) Jerusalem was never the capital of any state but Israel. It was 
certainly never the capital of a country that never existed. Why 
should the Palestinians get any part of it? Because they want it? 
Because they have terrorists? 

4) Jerusalem, under the current Israeli control, is a free and open 
city. Israel, as a democracy, guarantees freedom of religion within 
its borders. Contrast this fact with areas that have come under 
P

[FairfieldLife] 'Conflict- War- Israel/Palestine; U,S./ Iraq mess...'

2006-07-12 Thread Robert Gimbel

All of this talk about how is right and who is wrong,
Whether we see what is happening in Israel;
Or what is happening in Bagadad;
All have one thing in common...
That life has become so chaotic, desperate, and murderous;
That human life becomes sucesptible to the urge for suicide;
The ultimate cult worship is that of suicide;
When a human soul, decides and determines;
That they will commit suicide, for their cause;
Then your in real trouble;
Thank God above, that we don't have these 'home-grown'
Maniacs in the United States, so it seems;
Because as one Palesinian told me at the bus station;
At Pittsburg, on way back to Wisc.
He said to me: 'This is a really good country;
You feel safe here; people are nice here;
My wife is back there, in Palestine, with 4 childs.
Good Luck I wished him, good-bye...
So, how do we heal a world,
Where people are willing to follow the demon voice of suicide;
It happened in Japan also:
And as history shows, that 'Suicide Demon, is a big one, for sure!'
As in ended up there in a mushroom cloud, for real...
And another muchroom cloud for real.
So, you suicider's listen to that Devil Force,
That evil one who Jesus called:
"The murderer since the beggining of Time.
You keep on keeping of the path of suicide;
You evil, evil one.
And you do it in the name of Allah!!
You should be ashamed, you Bastard.
YOu should be downcast and kiss the ground;
To beg forgiveness from the Karma;
For you are evil when you listen to the voice of suicide.
The voice of suicide, the Israel's have to deal with.
The voice of suicide the U.S. GI's in Iraq, have to deal with.
To watch the face of your body, get shredded;
That memory will never fade,. really, for lifetimes..
So, you suicider's you must give up of all hell will break loose!






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[FairfieldLife] 'Are Bevan's Days Numbered?'

2006-07-12 Thread Robert Gimbel

In the last interview with Maharishi; Bevan demonstrated once again; His lack of taking responsibility; For his tricks and trades; Of misinformation to His Holiness, as Bevan likes to call him. I will never understand how a 5 ft, Holy Man from India; Who sat at the feet of Guru Dev; This cute little guy; so loving and innocent; Would put in charge, a heavyweight like The Bevy. Bevan seems to be to me like one of those guy's from Chicago; That you just don't mess with; I remember my first meeting with him; Was to receive the instructions of the Sutras of Pantajali; Which at the time, Maharishi was charging quite a bit for, embarrassing to remember the amount, in a way. Anyway, last week, Bevan asked the question of Maharishi, About the meaning of placing one of the 'Peace Palace's in the
'middle' of a nation; He failed to tell Maharishi, in his question to His Holiness: That the stupid publicity they got on the Kansas of Oz deal; Is why Mahesh was pissed in the first place. Because, and get this Bevan: Maharishi wants good publicity: Not bad press, and when people angle their way up the scale of power; And hide the truth from the Master, that is blasphemy in my book. My idea, is to auction of the "Prime Ministership" on EBAY; And sell to the highest bidder; Besides Maharishi's eyes will light up; At the thought of dumping 'ol Bev; And making a fortune doing it... R.G. Madison,WI.
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Israel & terrorism

2006-07-12 Thread nablus108

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "kabbalist1" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "nablus108"  
> wrote:
> >
> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Larry Potter 
> >  wrote:
> > >
> > > 
> > > 
> > > bob_brigante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Larry Potter 
> > >  wrote:
> > > >
> > > > ( with regard to nablus108 ).
> > > > 
> > > > I'm sorry to say that since the intafadah began I have uterly 
> > > lost any respect for Palestinians as a nation. They choose 
> > terrible 
> > > leaders and support terrible policies. They glorify terrible 
> > > murderers who celebrate in killing Israeli women and children. 
> > > > 
> > > > I am sad to say to you Palistinians, I have no sympathy for 
> you.
> > > 
> > > 
> > > 
> > > >>http://tinyurl.com/qxtq8
> > > 
> > > >> Aggression Under False Pretenses 
> > >
> > >
> > > The aggression comes from the Palestinians side,
> > >   To remind you, or to tell you, since you conveniently left 
> out, 
> > that Palestinians murdered of 18-year-old Eliyahu Asheri two and 
a 
> > half weeks ago.
> > >   Including that Hamas terrorists firing rockets and mortar 
> bombs 
> > for weeks. Some of the rockets fell near the Israel city of 
> > Ashkelon. Some 17 rockets were fired between Saturday and Sunday 
> > morning. A man at a school in the Israel town of Sderot was 
> wounded, 
> > Israel officials said.
> > >
> > >   Now, what would you think, USA will do (or any other country 
> for 
> > that matter) if, let's say Mexico, will be constantly shooting 
> > rockets on USA cities and civilians. I'm just curious to know, 
how 
> > USA will react in your opinion.
> > >
> > >
> > >   http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?
> > cid=1150885975162&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
> > >
> > >
> > >   so, there is more to it than one soldier as Haniyeh is 
falsely 
> > trying to paint.
> > >
> > >
> > >   
> > > 
> > Palestine is occupied by Israel, the land has been annected. They 
> > are at war. 
> 
> The other way around.
 
It's always "the other way around" for the israelis. 
 
Their logic is twisted and evil. 

What you do not see is that Israel is fighting a lost war. When the 
americans no longer are willing to pay for your criminal ways, and 
this could happen fast, Israel will have to change it's militant and 
aggressive attitude towards it's neighbours. 
The Palestinians will have their rightfull land, and the israelis 
will have their rightfull safety, albeit, since they are basically 
thieves, on radically less square miles than today.






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Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: For any of us who think that war is noble, or necessa...

2006-07-12 Thread MDixon6569







In a message dated 7/12/06 9:20:50 P.M. Central Daylight Time, 
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> I 
  wonder if Poland ever thought war was necessary.>its 
  2006...

Oh, yeah Sat Yuga
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Citigroup loan for learning TM

2006-07-12 Thread shempmcgurk

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "jim_flanegin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB  wrote:
> >
> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bob_brigante  
wrote:
> > >
> > > "The Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment in 
Fairfield, 
> Iowa, 
> > > advises its students that they can take out a loan with 
Citigroup. 
> It 
> > > costs $2,500 to study transcendental meditation and loans can 
be 
> > > repaid over as long as 10 years at an interest rate of prime 
plus 
> 1.50 
> > > percent. The prime rate is currently 8.25 percent. 
> > > 
> > > http://tinyurl.com/rabjm
> > 
> > So, over 10 years with simple interest, that would
> > be a total cost of $6,338.48. Such a deal.
> >
> Point taken, though my car cost ~3 times as much, and hasn't taken 
me 
> nearly as far... YMMV...
>

YMMV = Your Mileage may vary.

How did I figure that out?  I looked it up on 
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[FairfieldLife] Re: Citigroup loan for learning TM

2006-07-12 Thread jim_flanegin

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bob_brigante  wrote:
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> > "The Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment in Fairfield, 
Iowa, 
> > advises its students that they can take out a loan with Citigroup. 
It 
> > costs $2,500 to study transcendental meditation and loans can be 
> > repaid over as long as 10 years at an interest rate of prime plus 
1.50 
> > percent. The prime rate is currently 8.25 percent. 
> > 
> > http://tinyurl.com/rabjm
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> So, over 10 years with simple interest, that would
> be a total cost of $6,338.48. Such a deal.
>
Point taken, though my car cost ~3 times as much, and hasn't taken me 
nearly as far... YMMV...





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[FairfieldLife] Re: For any of us who think that war is noble, or necessary...

2006-07-12 Thread jim_flanegin

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I wonder if Poland ever thought war was necessary.
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its 2006...

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Re: [FairfieldLife] For any of us who think that war is noble, or necessary...

2006-07-12 Thread MDixon6569






I wonder if Poland ever thought war was necessary.  

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