Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Church of John Douglas

A large Catch-22 is in the tremendous number of meditators visibly involved with John Douglas as a spiritual teacher by their working for, promoting, producing, and putting it on. By the “non-compete” language that is embedded in the guidelines for meditating in the Domes none of those people

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Church of John Douglas

Wow, now that was a Fairfield, Iowa meditating community meeting last night that will go down in the record books. A lot of spiritual ground covered between Hartnett and John Douglas. Lot of out of town old meditators, other spiritual folks visiting and local mediators. Better than about

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Church of John Douglas

Wow, now that was a Fairfield, Iowa meditating community meeting last night that will go down in the record books. A lot of spiritual ground covered between Hartnett and John Douglas. Lot of out of town old meditators, other spiritual folks visiting and local mediators. Better than about

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Church of John Douglas

From the FF Coffee Haus satsanga.. the ‘angel-healing-type talk’? (as Feste37 coins it here). ..The CD's it is a huge part of our spiritual practice, but in consciousness (meditation).. In consciousness, ..I know a number of people who sit and use the John Douglas guided meditations as

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Church of John Douglas

A gateway to fame and fortune$ on the spiritual circuit and in the spiritual marketplace is to get interviewed by Rick Archer and published on BATGAP. John Douglas handlers should probably work on Rick to get an interview if they really want to go big with this. ---In

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Church of John Douglas

To be fair people do have their experience with him and he has helped people. That is fact. People have their own experience with it. He did something for me that I experienced. That was back when he first came to Fairfield and it cost a modest $35 or so to go to his public meetings. I like

Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: The Church of John Douglas

Interesting how they take you to his website to buy the tickets, rather than how the Sondheim usually does it. Can’t believe there are that many idiots in FF. Then again, never underestimate… My guess? There will be any number of people buying “at the door,” and at that point they’ll be

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Church of John Douglas

The fee (described as a "donation") is $295, which means that if John Douglas manages to fill the Sondheim Theater, he will make nearly $150,000. That's a tidy sum for a few hours of work and angel-healing-type talk. ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, wrote :

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Church of John Douglas

Cultivating exclusivity, “Hartnett will do to John Douglas what the rich did to the TM movement.” Reaction around FF Coffee Houses? Remarkable how many saying they won’t go to the John Douglas meeting because of the money and the way it is being done. A seasoned ‘been there done that’

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Church of John Douglas

Evidently a multi-level churching, a real deal and profound healer and a 'Hartnett' business plan for John Douglas corrupted by the slippery slope of money. Adept marketing with ranks of specialness, whipping specialness, like the old TM movement. Sold out? Not even close to the

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Church of John Douglas

Posters are going up around Fairfield.. John Douglas is coming to Fairfield, Iowa in April. Some e-mails going around too hoping he will take things over. https://masterangels.net/ https://masterangels.net/ .. It is interesting, us old TM’ers certainly know from experience how to make

[FairfieldLife] Re: The Church of John Douglas

It is interesting, us old TM’ers certainly know from experience how to make Gurus. Asking of folks around in the FF Coffee shops here who have been down on Heavenly Mountain, evidently some operatives and old money veteran of the old TM movement are facilitating John Douglas down in Boone on