[FairfieldLife] Yogananda with Ramana Maharshi

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35 sec video: Yogananda with Ramana Maharshi and Paul Brunton
 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBRzHQzpdyk 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBRzHQzpdyk
 

[FairfieldLife] Om Namah Shivaya Guruve

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By Krishna Das, with Anandamayi Ma:
 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZw-qF09Nws 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZw-qF09Nws

[FairfieldLife] Post Count Sat 08-Jul-17 00:15:10 UTC

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[FairfieldLife] Re: Dr. David Verrill's Book On Maharishi - Free Read Online or Download as PDF

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Does anybody happen to have a copy of the PDF of David's book?

The site has been taken down and it is not archived anywhere...

Jai Guru Dev
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[FairfieldLife] The Electric Car Revolution May Come Sooner Than We Thought [1 Attachment]

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https://www.nbcnews.com/mach/tech/electric-car-revolution-may-come-sooner-we-thought-ncna780516
The Electric Car Revolution May Come Sooner Than We Thought
All around the world, electric cars are edging out gasoline-powered vehicles.

Brian Kahn, Climate Central
Jul.07.2017



The Tesla Model X. at the Paris Motorshow in 2016. Romauld Meigneux / SIPA Via 
AP

The internal combustion engine had a good run. It has helped propel cars — and 
thus humanity — forward for more than 100 years.

But a sea change is afoot that is forecast to kick gas-powered vehicles to the 
curb, replacing them with cars that run on batteries. A flurry of news this 
week underscores just how rapidly that change could happen.

A quick recap: On Monday, Tesla announced that the Model 3, its mass-market 
electric car, would start rolling off production lines this week with the first 
handful delivered to customers later this month. Then on Wednesday, Volvo 
announced that every car it produces will have a battery in it by 2019, putting 
it at the forefront of major car manufacturers. Then came France’s announcement 
on Thursday that it would ban the sale of gas-powered cars by 2040.


All this news dropped just in time for Bloomberg New Energy Finance's latest 
electric car report, which lays out why electric cars are the way of the future 
and when they’re projected to take over the market. The authors said although 
electric vehicles are currently a tiny fraction of the car market, that market 
could reach an inflection point sometime between 2025-2030. After that, 
electric car sales are slated to increase rapidly.

Driven by the falling cost of batteries and the growing number of automakers 
producing a wider variety of electric cars, Bloomberg NEF expects that electric 
cars will account for 54 percent of all car sales globally by 2040. That’s a 
huge uptick from its forecast last year of electric vehicles accounting for 35 
percent of all sales.

The shift to electric vehicles will disrupt the fossil fuel industry. The 530 
million total electric cars forecast to be on the road by 2040 will require 8 
million fewer barrels of oil a day to run.

 

A new forecast for electric cars shows explosive growth in new sales, 
particularly in China. Bloomberg NEF

One of the big pitches for electric cars is their positive benefit for the 
climate because they reduce the use of oil. But they will require a lot more 
power from the electric grid. Energy use from electric vehicles is expected to 
rise 300 times above current demand, putting more strain on power generation.

How that energy is produced will go a long way toward determining how 
climate-friendly electric cars actually are. A recent Climate Central analysis 
looked at all 50 states and found that the energy mix was clean enough in 37 of 
them to ensure electric cars are more climate friendly than their most 
fuel-efficient combustion engine counterparts.

That’s a sharp uptick from a 2013 analysis, which found that there were just 13 
states where electric cars were cleaner than gas-powered ones, and it’s driven 
in large part by a precipitous drop in coal use.

While the U.S. is projected to be one of the biggest drivers of the electric 
vehicle revolution, China and the European Union will also be major players. By 
2025, Bloomberg NEF’s projections show that China will be the biggest buyer of 
electric vehicles in the world, a trend that continues through 2040.

That means how China's energy mix develops will be one of the most important 
factors to determining how climate friendly all the new electric vehicles on 
the road will be.

[FairfieldLife] Re: Vlodrop weather during Guru-puurNimaa?

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Today (Fri) 84 F -> Tuesday 68 F ?? 

RE: [FairfieldLife] Can the Human Brain be Improved?

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 Hey, Rick
 

 I thought the latest interview with Jude Currivan on BatGap was very 
interesting.  Meeting those archetypes, which she discussed, must be 
mysterious.  The current guru on UTube to discuss this is Dr. Pillai, who's 
mentioned about archetypes from ancient Egypt.
 

 Can you find someone who had visions of Shiva or Zeus?
 

 ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com,  wrote :

 From: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com] 
 Sent: Thursday, July 6, 2017 3:26 PM
 To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
 Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Can the Human Brain be Improved?
  
 >  That's a good point, but Kurzweil probably won't like it.  I believe the 
 > Christian mystic Teilhard de Chardin wrote about his Omega Man, which is his 
 > version of a human in cosmic consciousness or God-consciousness.  But can 
 > Rick Archer
 find someone who can levitate to show us that a human being has broken through 
the barrier of mediocrity?  :)  
 I haven’t been looking for one, but I but I think there are lots of other 
examples of exceptionalism.