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in the Vedic Tradition, there is a magic, which is a simple,
natural
thing, but it works like magic.
Nice read. With Maharishi speaking
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--- Due to the vast amount of bad karma in the world today,
it will take more than a few Angels to turn things around.
TM should be practiced by at
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snip
The
word transcendental in the Upanishads means beyond the
material world.
snip
An Important point often lost in TM circles...when we 'transcend' we
first achieve awareness of the SELF which is the
..it is the individual spirit within the body. (physical body) With
its *limitations* removed, Jiva is Atman, transcendent Being,
(transcendental to the three
gunas as the universal body/soul, but still manifest, highest relative).
When the individuality of the Jiva and the universality of the
translators Preface to Living On the Essence of Flowers, HH the 2nd
Dalai Lama, Gyalwa Gendun Gyatso (1475-1542) from the book The Dalai
Lamas on Tantra.
Translator's Preamble
A NUMBER of extraordinary traditions emerged from within the tantric
tradition. The practice of chu len [Skt.:
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To:
Interesting segment on an Inquisition series on PBS TURQ -- did you
happen to see it (do you get PBS there? -- if not its probably
downloadable).
A major theme of the Cathatr story that I was not aware of was priests
making sacred love to fair young maidens. Perhaps not a new
phenomenon, but the
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, lurkernomore20002000
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Lurk:
Nab, You have me speechless on this one. I'd really like to know
more
about you, occupation etc., to gain insight into how you interact
with the world on a daily basis.
lurk
Nab:
Speechless
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, bob_brigante no_reply@
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in the Vedic Tradition, there is a magic, which is a simple,
natural
thing, but it works like magic.
Nice read. With Maharishi speaking
Congrats Pete, driving the whole room into trance should rank up there
with your best peak experiences. I dig the Doumbek although I play
mine more like Baba Oulitunji of West Africa. I love how you can put
your fist into it an make the sound like the large Tabla,
Boooumph. I also have a
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, new.morning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Interesting segment on an Inquisition series on PBS TURQ -- did
you happen to see it (do you get PBS there? -- if not its probably
downloadable).
No to both. But unless the stuff below is a put-on
by you, it doesn't
I think you are very brave to freely think these thoughts and
publish them. You are getting me worried - maybe that explains why
hardly anyone seems to be responding to my posts lately, apart from
yourself. So thanks for the support.. So you think I'm being
blacklisted somewhere? Actually I
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, claudiouk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you are very brave to freely think these thoughts and
publish them. You are getting me worried - maybe that explains why
hardly anyone seems to be responding to my posts lately, apart from
yourself.
Remember
an email from this guy who said I'd go to hell because of my views.
At least nothing like that has happened since!
Although I have been critical of MMY (once or twice) I have only
received emails since posting here that were either very polite, for
people who disagreed with my position, or
bob_brigante wrote:
'So in the common terminology he saw Rishi, he
saw Devata value...
There's no mention of any Devata in the Vedas, Bob.
Or any Yakshis dwelling in a Kadamba tree.
The idea of Devata came much later with the rise of the
Bhakti sects. There are no 'devatas' in the Vedas,
TurquoiseB wrote:
If such a claim *was* made in this show, I'd love to
see documentation of it. I haven't found any in almost
200 sources I've read.
Maybe so, but I'm going to check this out. My guess is
that there aren't almost 200 books written about the
Cathars in the first place. If so,
A wing of the building where Mother Divine was in Valkenburg Holland
is also not looking so good either, see link:
http://www.brandweer-valkenburg.nl/typo/index.php?id=kloostertype=1.
It seems that our old buildings either burn or we tear them down, or
they just decay.
--- In
To Billy G.
Several years ago, when Deepak Chopra was with the TM Movement, he
explained that the person in cosmic consciousness or at higher levels
of consciousness recognizes that the phenomenal existence and one's
Self is the same. That is, he or she can say that a tree in the park
is
new.morning wrote:
Interesting segment on an Inquisition series on PBS TURQ -- did you
happen to see it (do you get PBS there? -- if not its probably
downloadable).
A major theme of the Cathatr story that I was not aware of was priests
making sacred love to fair young maidens. Perhaps not a
From: claudiouk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed May 9, 2007 2:28 pm
Subject: recent conference webcast doubts claudiouk
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Is there ever a real audience present I wonder, of non-meditators.
In
the middle of listening to the live conference - MMY
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bob_brigante wrote:
'So in the common terminology he saw Rishi, he
saw Devata value...
There's no mention of any Devata in the Vedas, Bob.
Or any Yakshis dwelling in a Kadamba tree.
The idea of Devata
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in the Vedic Tradition, there is a magic, which is a simple,
I agree - the essential message about coherence and the use of the
whole brain and its effects on student health, learning readiness and
improved performance is all very impressive. Add to that the
Maharishi Effect on the social environment and yes the introduction
of TM in schools, along with
Your comment Judy - especially in view of the posting limit
predicament, which is unfortunate - was greatly appreciated. You are
right, I'm not expecting a leopard to change its spots.. just getting
things off my chest occasionally helps..
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So will Britain now be forgiven???
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6639945.stm
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Rigorous statistical analysis confirms that that the 21% rise of
the
Dow and the SP 500 and the 27% rise of the NASDAQ over the past
nine
months were caused by the coherent influence created by the
Invincible
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Is there ever a real audience present I wonder, of
non-meditators.
In
the
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BRAIN FUNCTIONING DOES NOT CREATE PURE
CONSCIOUSNESS, PURE CONSCIOUSNESS CREATES BRAIN
FUNCTIONING... Why MMY talks this fiction is beyond
me.
I've never heard him say that brain functioning
creates pure consciousness,
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Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2007 6:49 PM
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Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Whole Brain Functioning
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BRAIN FUNCTIONING DOES NOT CREATE PURE
CONSCIOUSNESS, PURE CONSCIOUSNESS CREATES BRAIN
FUNCTIONING... Why MMY talks this fiction is beyond
me. It must be useful for somebody listening. Does
pure consciousness cease to
--Right, but there's no law dictating that animals can't get
Enlightened. Ramana Maharshi stated that Lakshmi the Cow got
Enlightened upon leaving her body.
My hypothesis: rocks can get Enlightened but they might have
difficulty communicating this fact.
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If such a claim *was* made in this show, I'd love to
see documentation of it.
http://www.pbs.org/inquisition/bibliography.html
Above is the bibliography for the whole series -- just this one
segment focused on the
I made the original post because the Cather perspective seemed
interesting -- there was far more in the series than the sexual parts.
Searching, I found afew furhter interstingt articles. I am not a
Cathar scholar and cannot vouch for the valitity of these views.
Lurk
Thanks for the come back. Okay, this helps. But why did you leave
Purusha, if you don't mind me asking.
Nabluss:
I did not pass the test of patience.snip
Nab, tell me if you care to, is this another way of saying Benjamen
Creme and share.int had something to do with it?
Whale Brain Functioning
http://tinyurl.com/3y7zyu
OffWorld
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, matrixmonitor
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--Right, but there's no law dictating that animals can't get
Enlightened. Ramana Maharshi stated that Lakshmi the Cow got
Enlightened upon leaving her body.
My hypothesis: rocks can get Enlightened but they
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, matrixmonitor
matrixmonitor@ wrote:
--Right, but there's no law dictating that animals can't get
Enlightened. Ramana Maharshi stated that Lakshmi the Cow got
Enlightened
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, lurkernomore20002000
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Lurk
Thanks for the come back. Okay, this helps. But why did you leave
Purusha, if you don't mind me asking.
Nabluss:
I did not pass the test of patience.snip
Nab, tell me if you care to, is
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--Right, but there's no law dictating that animals can't get
http://www.odemagazine.com/article.php?aID=4429
Lurk
why did you leave Purusha?
Nabluss:
I did not pass the test of patience.
Nab:
The tests consisted of going on endless projects establishing
different institutions all over the world. In the end I just ran out
of enthusiasm.
Lurk:
I understand that. You have not run out of
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, jim_flanegin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Rory, good to hear from you. Your perspective is always a
refreshing and profound one. I find it delightfully paradoxical that
we as humans, as the perfect agents of the Divine, serve Him and Her
best by finding
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matrixmonitor@
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rory Goff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, jim_flanegin jflanegi@
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Hi Rory, good to hear from you. Your perspective is always a
refreshing and profound one. I find it delightfully paradoxical
that
we as humans,
Israel
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/eurovision/2007/contestants/
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