Let's hope they leave Mosul and go home. IOW the jihadists can't fight the
bombs dropping on them from the sky.
Allah Wants ISIS to Retreat
https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/dd73acb6-3fca-3010-ad49-f64cce41ca61/ss_allah-wants-isis-to-retreat.html
https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/dd73acb6-3fca-
This outreach is getting out of hand.
Wanna get some crowds. Bring in Dr. Domash. (-:
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Maharishi through the Years
Lecture 1. The Early Days — Historic Footage
and Fascinating Anecdotes
Dr. Bill Sands, Dean, MUM College of Maharishi Vedic Scien
Should we have an open house? Have pocket sandwiches maybe. Alcohol, No
alcohol? I would recommend before Thanksgiving, but after All Hollows Eve.
Pony rides, Doug? Hayride maybe?
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I would encourage lurkers not to be wallflowers, using a messen
Two weeks out from Election Day.
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Om, complacency. One could construct that in the being of human spirituality
there are certainly things we do in life that enhance spiritual well-being
either individually or collectively and then other things we
Maharishi through the Years
Lecture 1. The Early Days — Historic Footage
and Fascinating Anecdotes
Dr. Bill Sands, Dean, MUM College of Maharishi Vedic Science, with
Dr. Keith Wallace, MUM Professor of Physiology and Health
Dalby Hall. Free. For TM meditators.
Tuesday, Oct. 25, 8:00 PM
---In Fai
I would encourage lurkers not to be wallflowers, using a messenger to send
notes to the people who are actually out on the floor dancing, but to join the
dance themselves. Please get off the sidelines and come and join us. We do not
bite. (Well, OK, only occasionally.)
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I took the liberty of editing the group description to include the notice
below. Because there was only a little space left for more text, I had to edit
it down a bit to: "Lurkers who would like to add a consideration to FFL subject
threads can send an e-mail to the list owner: dhamiltony2k5 'at
Doug, could we have the English translation of that please? I don't get it, why
do they have to send anything to you? Why can't they just post? Have you got
everyone except the regular posters on moderation now?
And what the heck does "add a consideration" mean?
Sal
> On Oct 25, 2016, at 7:2
Om, complacency. One could construct that in the being of human spirituality
there are certainly things we do in life that enhance spiritual well-being
either individually or collectively and then other things we may do that
degrade spiritual well-being. On these terms we could say there is tha
JaiGuruYou, anybody lurking FairfieldLife at Yahoo who would like to add a
consideration to FFL subject threads can send an
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Send to: dhamiltony2k5 'at' Yahoo.com
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Yes, perfectly ripe, mango. No doubt about it. Also in that category although
not often acknowledged is a perfectly ripe persimmon. Must be perfectly ripe,
though.
Fresh figs. More than an honorable mention.
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And mangoes. Don't forget the
In the dairy line, it would be butter or ghee. Speaking of which, I remember a
guy at the dining hall on campus making a big deal about how it's ok to put
butter and honey on toast, but you absolutely must avoid using equal parts
butter and honey because that would cause ama or somesuch. Ya hadd
And mangoes. Don't forget the mangoes.
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Okay, I'll take a trip down memory lane.
Let's see the five "sattvic" foods, as I recall, were,
almonds, honey, cherries, oranges, and probably something in the dairy line, I
can't recall at the moment
I know TMers who loved to spoon a jar of peanut butter to solve low
blood sugar. Works quite well. I like peanuts my self and the local
supermarket has a peanut butter machine that makes the best. Just
peanuts and nothing else. Actually keeps well without refrigeration.
But peanuts are a bit
Everyone knows that an M&M candy resembles a Buddhist stupa.
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That the peanut M&M is roughly, in the shape of hiranyagarbha, did not escape
your notice, I'm sure
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Just guessing here, but I imagine the
Okay, I'll take a trip down memory lane.
Let's see the five "sattvic" foods, as I recall, were,
almonds, honey, cherries, oranges, and probably something in the dairy line, I
can't recall at the moment.
And yes, in the back of my mind, I guess I still subscribe to this, to some
extend.
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I am fond of peanuts as are birds, squirrels, rats, and other rodents. Blue
MMY said that about just about anything that wasn’t elitist and expensive.
Sal
On Oct 25, 2016, at 2:50 PM, j_alexander_stan...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]
wrote:
Of course, not. However, I'm experiencing tremendous cognitive dissonance
because MMY did say that peanuts dull the mind. Tha
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :
Of course, not. However, I'm experiencing tremendous cognitive dissonance
because MMY did say that peanuts dull the mind. Thankfully, I still have a
bottle of lorazepam to ease my suffering.
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Tha
Of course, not. However, I'm experiencing tremendous cognitive dissonance
because MMY did say that peanuts dull the mind. Thankfully, I still have a
bottle of lorazepam to ease my suffering.
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That the peanut M&M is roughly, in the shape of hiranya
That the peanut M&M is roughly, in the shape of hiranyagarbha, did not escape
your notice, I'm sure.
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Just guessing here, but I imagine the chocolate surrounding the peanuts is
applied with the same panning method as the outer shell coating. As su
Just guessing here, but I imagine the chocolate surrounding the peanuts is
applied with the same panning method as the outer shell coating. As such, the
peanuts would be constantly tumbling as the coating is applied, so there would
be no dents. That would assure the utmost in Vedic purity.
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Here's a couple, possibly a little off-topic, but still toughies:
1. How do they get the peanut inside each m&m perfectly coated with chocolate,
surrounded by the crunchy shell, without leaving a slight dent on it, from
where it was resting on the conveyor belt?
2. Also, each peanut m&m is a
I agree.
"The term moral obligation has a number of meanings in moral philosophy, in
religion, and in layman's terms. Generally speaking, when someone says of an
act that it is a 'moral obligation,' they refer to a belief that the act is one
prescribed by their set of values."
People, even in th
Ah, Jonathan Shear, he of the fascinating novel called “A Windless Place”
Sounds about as interesting as watching paint dry. :)
Sal
On Oct 25, 2016, at 12:07 PM, steve.sun...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife]
wrote:
apropos of nothing, I remember from my MIU first year Philosophy class with
Aggregating Questions..
All the Hard Questions You Thought We Couldn’t Answer
Some other questions.. sent through FFL by e-mail:
In order for TMO to thrive and
continue being a force for good
in the world, how "transparent"
do the panel members think it
should be: 100%, 50%, some
apropos of nothing, I remember from my MIU first year Philosophy class with
Jonathan Shear (?), "ought implies can" from some or other Greek philosopher.
I always kinda liked that.
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On Oct 25, 2016, at 11:33 AM, feste37 mailto:no_re...@yaho
On Oct 25, 2016, at 11:33 AM, feste37 wrote:
When someone tells me it is my "moral obligation" to do something, I reach for
my revolver.
Not to mention your wallet.
Enough of such pontificating! If you want to go the dome and enjoy it, then by
all means go, but don't be browbeaten by the
When someone tells me it is my "moral obligation" to do something, I reach for
my revolver. Enough of such pontificating! If you want to go the dome and enjoy
it, then by all means go, but don't be browbeaten by the "moral obligation"
police.
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B
I'd say it's a pretty good position.
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My position, and the position of most idealistic transcendentalists, is that
we infer, based on the fact of being conscious, that consciousness itself is
the ultimate reality. Without consciousness, we would n
By e-mail to FFL, "I agree.I also think it is ok to suggest to all
meditators, meditators and all of old TM teachers, governors, Re-cert teachers,
sidhas, old MIU alumni, MUM, MSAE, old Purusha and Mother Divine alumni,
that there is a moral obligation to attend the group meditations and dome
My position, and the position of most idealistic transcendentalists, is that we
infer, based on the fact of being conscious, that consciousness itself is the
ultimate reality. Without consciousness, we would not exist.
And, I accept that inference is a valid means of knowledge. Thoughts and ide
Yep, fair observations of the dynamics of the evolutionary timeline in
spirituality.
And then add the practical role of 'collective meditation' within
transcendentalism as meditationist practice .
This becomes MMY’s great legacy along the line with George Fox. Not only an
individual transcen
All the Hard Questions You Thought We Couldn’t Answer
Some other questions submitted, sent to FFL by e-mail:
Is it the central purpose of [Global Country of World Peace [GCWP] to simply
act as one of a myriad of movement tax shelters for the "non-profit" world of
the wealthy?
Reply
Yep, some of these kids we will see become larger community organizers and
some will get their MSW’s and either way be activists in life. Wow.
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Nice to hear. Thanks for the report.
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The presentat
Information is important in reality and in virtual reality. Information is
important for consciousness to create reality. Tom Campbell, a former TMer,
explains this based on the experiments with light as shown in the link below:
http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhMIz_iJtzQ
http://h
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