[FairfieldLife] Challenge -- say something true

2007-09-21 Thread TurquoiseB
I couldn't help but notice that when I posted my "take" on the recent discussions about what life and the "I" and such things are like after enlight- enment, several people (Tom, Jim and Ron) reacted a bit...uh...reactively. It sounded to me as if they were a tad distressed by my suggestion that

[FairfieldLife] Challenge -- say something true

2007-09-25 Thread tomandcindytraynoratfairfieldlis
Barry writes in his summary: So have a go at it, eh? And if you are able to come up with some statement -- any statement -- that is true for all beings, in all periods of time, in all contexts, and when viewed from all states of consciousness, *then* come back and tell me how accurate you believe

Re: [FairfieldLife] Challenge -- say something true

2007-09-23 Thread Vaj
On Sep 21, 2007, at 8:10 AM, TurquoiseB wrote: I think that what may be going on is that a number of people who paid their dues in the TM movement don't realize how heavily they have been influenced by Patanjali and his hangups. He may have *been* enlightened. But he was also a Class A religio