--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Rick Archer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > "Rick Archer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >What are the criteria (for being a pundit)? Is there some certification? > > Dana: One must be a brahmin from a pandit family. One must learn Sanskrit > in > the traditional manner and master a prescribed text. When one has > achieved mastery there is a formal ceremony to acknowledge him as such. > You can just grab someone and say, "hey, want to be a pandit?" BTW, > pandits tend to have formal alligences to specific textual traditions, > temples and ashrams, and are not easily subsumable into one large body of > pandits.>>
Good point. Therefore, to generate a higher world consciousness, you must gather (pay) 10,000 Western secularists trained in yogic flying, which is what I have always thought was the way to go, even though maybe too impractical. I think group yogic flying is more powerful than pundits and yagyas or sthaptyavedic peace palaces. OffWorld OffWorld
