Curtis,
I learned from Tai Chi that the second you think you know you stop
learning. One must always be alert for change to happen. Master Moy
insisted on us remaining students in our attitude and, moreover, open
to learning from our own students.
Opinions can be a terrible barrier and prevent
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But David, MMY would not accept your Master Moy. You'd be asked to
stop doing his practices and sign a paper that you never would do his
practices again if you wanted to be active in his movt and in the
dome.
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markmeredith@ wrote:
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But David, MMY would not accept your Master Moy. You'd be asked
to
stop doing his practices and sign a paper that you never would
David,
A discussion about how someone comes to believe something that I do
not, a meta discussion about beliefs themselves, is one to the best
thing about participating here. I am as stuck in my own perspective
as anyone, and I am not really looking for new content, just more
understanding about
Yes he might have changed his view but I stay with the earlier one. If
they couldn't accept me with a moustache I can believe in anything
they won't accept, including Master Moy!
By the way I am grateful for the shove out by Neil Patterson, it was
the final push onto new things but that doesn't
BTW I think the information on the site about the violence in schools
was overly pessimistic. Although we have had some horrible high
Curtis,
I must have missed something, are we talking of something on www.
operationterra.com?
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BTW I think the information on the site about the violence in schools
was overly pessimistic. Although we have had some horrible high
Curtis,
I must have missed something, are we talking of something on www.
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--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, markmeredith2002
markmeredith@ wrote:
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But David, MMY would not accept your Master Moy. You'd be asked to
stop doing his practices and sign a paper that you never would
Correct. Lovely poem.Another educated person on this site!
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, feste37 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm wondering whether your last phrase here was a conscious echo of the
final line of Robert Frost's poem, The Road Not Taken:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and
David,
I'm sure convincing people about your beliefs is not your cup of tea,
but I was wondering if you would care to elaborate on why you find the
site you posted credible? Although a guy like me predictably doesn't
find the information on the site compelling , I am always interested
in why
Oh, good. I thought it had to be. I think that all of us, when we decided to
learn
TM, began a journey along the road less traveled, even if we were not aware
of it at the time, and yes, I agree, it has made all the difference.
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Oh, good. I thought it had to be. I think that all of us, when we
decided to learn
TM, began a journey along the road less traveled, even if we were
not aware
of it at the time, and yes, I agree,
it has made all the
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, feste37 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, good. I thought it had to be. I think that all of us, when we decided to
learn
TM, began a journey along the road less traveled, even if we were not aware
of it at the time, and yes, I agree, it has made all the
Curtis,
On the forum I found everyone had the same symptoms I have been having
for 5 months for which all medical tests have proved negative. Their
explanation is that what they hope for is happening and is causing
cellular purification etc.
I have long cast my intellectual net fairly wide.
I should have placed it in quotations. Mea Culpa.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, feste37 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, good. I thought it had to be. I think that all of us, when we
decided to learn
TM, began a journey along the road less traveled, even if we were
not aware
of it at
Thanks David. I think casting your intellectual net wide is a great
way to live. I think that we all have a bunch of stuff that strikes
us as right or useful, and more that does not in each of our worlds.
That seems to be true for both people who consider themselves skeptics
or spiritually
Lurk, Rick and Curtis,
Your comments all so kind. Thank you.
Above the fray. Well let me explain. I have spent a lot of time
bemoaning all that I think is wrong or misguided. One can spiral down
doing that. I have spent much time looking forward to an expected cull
brought on by human
A wonderful post (like the former), sweet words and fine sentiments.
Thank you.
**
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Lurk, Rick and Curtis,
Your comments all so kind. Thank you.
Above the fray. Well let me explain. I have spent a lot of time
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We have choices. We can yap angrily as life passes by or we can grab
in by the handful and love it. I think Maharishi has done the latter.
He has taken two huge handfuls of life. And once he took my hands for
a
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, lurkernomore20002000
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Nice. Your posts stand apart like the tallest mountain in a range.
lurk
You are too kind. By the way I made an error in the link I gave re 12
timelines. it should have been:
www.operationterra.com
Sorry.
Yeah!
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I'm wondering whether your last phrase here was a conscious echo of the
final line of Robert Frost's poem, The Road Not Taken:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
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Maharishi has been on mind recently. I have been thinking how much I
like him and what a pivotal role he played in my life.
snip
Always nice to read your comments David. You just stay so above the
fray. I enjoyed
That was a sweet post, David. As much a reflection of the goodness of
your own heart as of any qualities Maharishi possesses,
Yeah. That is what I felt.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Rick Archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That was a sweet post, David. As much a reflection of the goodness
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