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Nice article. I have met a few famous people in my
life, and Paul's reminiscences capture the secret
of being around them successfully -- you just treat
them
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On Mar 2, 2006, at 4:30 PM, sparaig wrote:
As far as I can tell, Vaj is misinterpretting/over-interpretting some
text taht talks about how even a nail driven into one's hand won't
takethem out of samadhi. But that's the
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Seems to me
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To bring up Suzanne Segal again, that's an admonition she
hammered toward the end of her book -- seeing things
as they really are. But she never elaborated on it.
Sometimes I think the work of Byron Katie is
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What really impressed me about the teachings is an experience of the
veda I had once, very powerful and definately real as I couldn't have
imagined it if I'd tried. The thing is, the only veda I knew of at
the time
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It's interesting to hear that the power of persuasion might
be at work here, as I had a series of experiences early on
in my career that showed me a text book step-by-step
evolution, clearly deliniated states of
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Another man I met had an appearance of Shirdi Sai Baba.
Again he had never seen a picture of him, had nothing to
do with Hinduism, and only recognized him when he saw the
picture later in a Sai Baba center (while he
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Just look at the cross-
cultural range of spiritual experiences -- do Native
Americans cognize Shiva and Brahma when they have
visions? Do people brought up Catholic cognize
Krishna when they have visions? No, of
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Another man I met had an appearance of Shirdi Sai Baba.
Again he had never seen a picture of him, had nothing to
do with Hinduism, and only
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Just look at the cross-
cultural range of spiritual experiences -- do Native
Americans cognize Shiva and Brahma when they have
visions? Do people
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Just look at the cross-
cultural range of spiritual experiences -- do Native
On Mar 3, 2006, at 4:15 AM, TurquoiseB wrote:--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Robert Gimbel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: click on: The long and winding road to Rishikesh Nice article. I have met a few famous people in my life, and Paul's reminiscences capture the secret of being
A Quote to Wake Up To“Many mistakenly feel relieved from the burden of responsibility for their own behaviour because of erroneous conclusions drawn from their spiritual experiences of no-separation. Realising that “everything is the self,” they concluded that therefore there was nothing and
Check out 'Enlightenment Blues'
http://tinyurl.com/4ttdf
So much about responsibility!
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A Quote to Wake Up To
Many mistakenly feel relieved from the burden of responsibility for
their own behaviour because of erroneous
Yeah, I get real hoot out of Andrew. But I liked the quote anyways.On Mar 3, 2006, at 9:25 AM, t3rinity wrote:Check out 'Enlightenment Blues' http://tinyurl.com/4ttdf So much about responsibility!
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Is that sense of easy and simple ever misleading?
I'm thinking of MMY, and wondering whether that's why
he assumed most everyone in the world
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Is that sense of easy and simple ever misleading?
I'm thinking of MMY, and wondering whether that's why
he assumed most everyone in the world would take to
TM as soon as they heard about it, that governments
would leap at it, and so on.
It's extremely common for
The bondage to a spiritual path, while necessary, is
one of the deepest attachments there is. That is why
all sadhanas must eventually destroy themselves in
Realization. God help the person who spends decades on
a spiritual path with no liberation because what you
get are mood-making fanatics who
It is a little ironic that Mr. cohen would speak this
way about responsibility! Maybe he should look in the
mirror? Hmmm?
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Yeah, I get real hoot out of Andrew.
But I liked the quote anyways.
On Mar 3, 2006, at 9:25 AM, t3rinity wrote:
Check out
--- Vaj wrote:
dying is easier than I thought :-)
Now there's an ability that may come in handy someday.
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snip
Much more becomes available, simply by placing the attention on
it.
No doubt sidhis and such powers are more easily expressed in such
a
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Is that sense of easy and simple ever misleading?
I'm thinking of MMY, and wondering whether that's why
he assumed most everyone in the world
Vaj writes:
In the 80's, I was invited by three close friends--an old TM teacher,
an MIU grad and a Sidha, to confront Robin Woodsworth Carlsen who was
then living in an apartment in Washington DC. It was actually my
first time at debunking a claim of enlightenment, but when it was all
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Nice article. I have met a few famous people in my
life, and Paul's reminiscences
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Is that sense of easy and simple ever misleading?
I'm thinking of MMY,
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--- authfriend wrote:
Is that sense of easy and simple ever misleading?
I'm thinking of MMY, and wondering whether that's why
he assumed most everyone in the world would take to
TM as soon as they heard
One does wonder if he *is* speaking from his own experience or just
projecting. Either way he hit the nail on his head (no pun intended).
On Mar 3, 2006, at 10:23 AM, Peter wrote:
It is a little ironic that Mr. cohen would speak this
way about responsibility! Maybe he should look in the
On Mar 3, 2006, at 10:24 AM, Patrick Gillam wrote:--- Vaj wrote: dying is easier than I thought :-) Now there's an ability that may come in handy someday. All the better reason to practice dying now :-).
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The bondage to a spiritual path, while necessary, is
one of the deepest attachments there is. That is why
all sadhanas must eventually destroy themselves in
Realization. God help the person who spends decades on
a spiritual
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A Quote to Wake Up To
Many mistakenly feel relieved from the burden of responsibility
for
their own behaviour because of erroneous conclusions drawn from
their
spiritual experiences of no-separation. Realising that
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The bondage to a spiritual path, while necessary, is
one of the deepest attachments there is. That is why
all sadhanas must eventually destroy themselves in
Realization. God help the person who spends decades on
a spiritual
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The bondage to a spiritual path, while necessary, is
one of the deepest attachments there is. That is why
all sadhanas must eventually destroy
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter drpetersutphen@ wrote:
The bondage to a spiritual path, while necessary, is
one of the deepest attachments there is. That is why
all sadhanas must eventually destroy
Title: Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Article- 'The Long and Winding Road to Rishikesh'
on 3/3/06 7:06 AM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A friend who was on this course said he was creeped out by the fact that even though he was already an established meditator, Maharishi kept trying to
On Mar 3, 2006, at 12:04 PM, Rick Archer wrote:on 3/3/06 7:06 AM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:A friend who was on this course said he was creeped out by the fact that even though he was already an established meditator, Maharishi kept trying to convince him to switch to "his brand". That
--- Vaj wrote:
Gillam wrote:
--- Vaj wrote:
dying is easier than I thought :-)
Now there's an ability that may come in handy someday.
All the better reason to practice dying now :-).
I've pursued enlightenment in hopes it would make life
easier. Funny that its ultimate payoff
--- Vaj wrote:
In the 80's, I was invited by three close friends--an old TM teacher,
an MIU grad and a Sidha, to confront Robin Woodsworth Carlsen who was
then living in an apartment in Washington DC. It was actually my
first time at debunking a claim of enlightenment
So Vaj, you've
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--- Vaj wrote:
In the 80's, I was invited by three close friends--an old
TM teacher, an MIU grad and a Sidha, to confront Robin
Woodsworth Carlsen who was then living in an apartment
in Washington DC. It
judy writes: snipped
And if he didn't, was it because the state of
enlightenment makes everything seem easy and simple
*when it really isn't*? Is it possible that the
easy and simple sense applies on some level other
than the practical one of achieving a goal, but
that the person who is
On Mar 3, 2006, at 12:17 PM, Patrick Gillam wrote:--- Vaj wrote: In the 80's, I was invited by three close friends--an old TM teacher, an MIU grad and a Sidha, to confront Robin Woodsworth Carlsen who was then living in an apartment in Washington DC. It was actually my first time at
Title: FW: Raja course
From a friend:
I'm trying to locate the discussion on FFL about the Raja training course, specifically the web site that had the photos of the rajas and their wives. I tried searching for it, but Yahoo seems to time out after searching a small section of the message
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From a friend:
I'm trying to locate the discussion on FFL about the Raja training
course, specifically the web site that had the photos of the rajas
and their wives. I tried searching for it, but Yahoo seems to
In a message dated 3/3/06 11:43:46 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
From a
friend:I'm trying to locate the discussion on FFL about the Raja training
course, specifically the web site that had the photos of the rajas and their
wives. I tried searching for it,
on 3/3/06 12:07 PM, authfriend at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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From a friend:
I'm trying to locate the discussion on FFL about the Raja training
course, specifically the web site that had the photos of the rajas
and
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From a friend:
I'm trying to locate the discussion on FFL about the Raja training
course, specifically the web site that had the photos
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So I guess that's another question: Did he or didn't
he know how tough it was going to be?
And if he didn't, was it because the state of
enlightenment makes everything seem easy and simple
*when it really isn't*?
--- tom traynor wrote:
What ever they attempt is easy and
simple as it just flows. How it unfolds is not revelant.
So I may need to change my belief that Maharishi is
acting the way any entrepreneur would, expecting
his products and services to be lapped up by a hungry
public. If MMY were
Sure--Rajettes.
Sal
On Mar 3, 2006, at 12:14 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did they ever come up with a name, I mean something nice, for the wives of the Rajas?
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--- tom traynor wrote:
What ever they attempt is easy and
simple as it just flows. How it unfolds is not revelant.
So I may need to change my belief that Maharishi is
acting the way any entrepreneur would,
Not Rajinis? :)
Sal Sunshine wrote:
Sure--Rajettes.
Sal
On Mar 3, 2006, at 12:14 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did they ever come up with a name, I mean something nice, for the
wives of the Rajas?
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Of course one will know that they are making progress towards
enlightenment when they stop obsessing over it (which many seem to do here).
- Bhairitu
Vaj wrote:
A Quote to Wake Up To
“Many mistakenly feel relieved from the burden of responsibility for
their own behaviour because of
In a message dated 3/3/06 1:23:53 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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Not
Rajinis? :)
Actually the appropriate name for queen is Rani as in Maharani
and Maharaja
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course one will know that they are making progress towards
enlightenment when they stop obsessing over it (which many seem to
do here).
- Bhairitu
Oh...you must be looking for that *other* group, the Fairfield
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--- tom traynor wrote:
What ever they attempt is easy and
simple as it just flows. How it unfolds is not revelant.
So I may need to
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tomandcindytraynoratfairfieldlis
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judy writes: snipped
And if he didn't, was it because the state of
enlightenment makes everything seem easy and simple
*when it really isn't*? Is it possible that the
easy and simple sense
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not Rajinis? :)
It would be Ranis of course.
Sal Sunshine wrote:
Sure--Rajettes.
Sal
On Mar 3, 2006, at 12:14 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did they ever come up with a name, I mean something nice, for
on 3/3/06 4:52 PM, t3rinity at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Not Rajinis? :)
It would be Ranis of course.
Sal Sunshine wrote:
Sure--Rajettes.
Sal
On Mar 3, 2006, at 12:14 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, anonyff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry, with all due respect I'm going to take great exception
to
this answer and to all answers that seem to reduce the
life/mindset/emotional state of the awake ones to these kinds of
pat
answers.
snip
That's
In reading posts over the years, it appears that a variety of posters
hold the same Views on a number of points. For example, I sense the
following points are (near) consensus views. It appears among the
proponents of such -- though perhaps stated in somewhat different
terms -- are Tom T., Jim,
Personally, and in all seriousness, I still believe it is ALL
conjecture and overall, I'm sorry I spent so much of my life
believing in this stuff.
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on 3/3/06 4:52 PM, t3rinity at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@ wrote:
Not Rajinis? :)
It would be Ranis of course.
Sal Sunshine wrote:
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judy writes: snipped
And if he didn't, was it because the state of
enlightenment makes everything
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Of course one will know that they are making progress towards
enlightenment when they stop obsessing over it (which many seem to do here).
- Bhairitu
Uh, methinks the topic here is 'half-way up the mountain' syndrome,
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judy writes: snipped
And
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@ wrote:
Of course one will know that they are making progress towards
enlightenment when they stop obsessing over it (which many seem
to do here).
-
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judy writes: snipped
And if he didn't, was it because the state of
enlightenment makes everything seem easy and simple
*when it really isn't*? Is it possible that the
easy and simple sense
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From a friend:
I'm trying to locate the discussion on FFL about the Raja
training
course, specifically the web site that had the
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Patrick Gillam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
--- tom traynor wrote:
What ever they attempt is easy and
simple as it just flows. How it unfolds is not revelant.
So I may need to change my belief that Maharishi is
acting the way any entrepreneur would,
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wrote:
Sure--Rajettes.
Sal
Can they dance?
No, but they can sing (chant).
Buckaroo Banzai reference goes here.
BTW, the creators of BB are coming out with a new comic book. Read
the abreviated low-down on the politics
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--- tom traynor wrote:
What ever they attempt is easy and
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The bondage to a spiritual path, while necessary,
is
one of the deepest attachments there is. That is
why
all sadhanas must eventually destroy themselves in
Realization.
On Mar 3, 2006, at 6:48 PM, new_morning_blank_slate wrote:3) There are many paths and many mountians. Process is Product (LBS, and to a degree others such as akasha/anon) Or...View (Darshana/"Rishi" or Experiential POV) determines Path determines Fruit (or Realization)which can also be
--- sparaig wrote:
--- Gillam wrote:
--- tom traynor wrote:
What ever they attempt is easy and
simple as it just flows. How it unfolds is not revelant.
So I may need to change my belief that Maharishi is
acting the way any entrepreneur would, expecting
his products and
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wrote:
--- sparaig wrote:
--- Gillam wrote:
--- tom traynor wrote:
What ever they attempt is easy and
simple as it just flows. How it unfolds is not revelant.
So I may need to change my belief
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wrote:
--- sparaig wrote:
--- Gillam wrote:
--- tom traynor wrote:
What ever they attempt is easy and
simple as it just flows. How it unfolds is not revelant.
So I may need to change my belief
on 3/3/06 8:26 PM, qntmpkt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
---
I got Mihnywy Ajyt, Dark God of Entropy.
Plug in your name and birthday to see what your demonic name is!
http://www.kiamagic.com/kia/gnosis/demonname.php
I'm Jusxjy Qxoj, Sucubus of Trickery
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mar 3, 2006, at 6:48 PM, new_morning_blank_slate wrote:
3) There are many paths and many mountians. Process is Product (LBS,
and to a degree others such as akasha/anon)
Or...
View (Darshana/Rishi or Experiential
On Mar 3, 2006, at 11:04 PM, new_morning_blank_slate wrote:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mar 3, 2006, at 6:48 PM, new_morning_blank_slate wrote:
3) There are many paths and many mountians. Process is Product (LBS,
and to a degree others such as
Anonyff writes: snipped
Personally, I think there are as many forms of enlightenment as there
are people, I think that people still get angry, hungrly, lonely,
tired, irritable, sick, and that they act just as spontaneously as
anyone/everyone else and that all this constant intellectualizing is a
Tom (anonyff replied):
Sorry for the *tone* of my previous post, although I did mean it, in
that moment, exactly as I said it.
FYI I have been reading and contributing to FF LIfe for at least 2
years and probably more like 3+ (how long has it been around?). I just
changed my name and use the
Title: Greetings from the dream fields :)
first news of MD in FF
The basic potential of life is cosmic,
huge beyond any sensory perception,
huge beyond any mind,
huge beyond any intellect,
it is in the field of the transcendent.
Maharishi, 2/06
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on 3/3/06 4:52 PM, t3rinity at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu noozguru@ wrote:
Not Rajinis? :)
It would be Ranis of course.
Sal Sunshine wrote:
on 3/3/06 10:37 PM, anonyff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FYI I have been reading and contributing to FF LIfe for at least 2
years and probably more like 3+ (how long has it been around?).
Since Sept. 5, 2001 - 6 days before 9/11
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