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THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I
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Uncle Tantra
2007-03-06 14:40:05 UTC
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THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)

This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.

The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years. This is what they
say on the Yahoo forum in response to other posters
on that forum. I post the quotes without attribution,
because in my opinion the quotes and their authors
are pretty much interchangeable. If you are interested
in determining the specific author of any of the quotes,
and the context in which he or she wrote the quote,
please use Yahoo's 'Advanced Search' feature on the
Web version of the forum itself:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/msearch_adv

In general, the people being talked *about* by these
long-term practitioners of TM are those who have dared
to be critical of TM, the TM organization, and Maharishi
Mahesh Yogi. Other than occasional comments to explain
context or who or what is being discussed, none of the
words below are mine. I make no comment on any of them,
other than having chosen them for inclusion here, and
will join in none of the followup discussions here. The
reader is free to draw his or her own conclusions.

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"My take on the foundation for much of the
TM and MMY bashing is that it comes from
folks who believed all of that was their
salvation, but from a superficial perspective-
in other words they would not have to change
much but reap all of the benefits. Then when
that didn't pan out, they now have found
things to bash TM and MMY about, in order to
justify their decision to drop it, and to
belive this same salvation of theirs can be
found elsewhere. Pretty simple really."

"After an exchange of postings it has become
evident that the poster using the name V [TM
critic] is a Freemason, apparently of high rank,
with (1) little or no understanding of TM and
other eastern spiritual practices; and who has
confessed to (2) be on a mission to apparently
sow doubt about the safety of the practices of
i.a. the TM and TM-Sidhi programes."

"Whatever you do, don't play any of these MP3s
[one MP3 of a Leonard Cohen song, sent by a TM
critic] - they contain subliminal Illuminati
brainwashing messages."

"Most of these fellows [TM critics] did not
take the Programme seriously at all, I know
them from Purusha - they were just in it for
the ride. They are fools. The majority of the
profesional TM-criticts here on FFL never
learned TM in the first place."

"Lurkers should be aware that B [TM critic]
is a troll who enjoys inflicting his delusional
fantasy world on this forum, most often for the
purpose of attacking supporters of TM and
misleading readers who aren't well informed
about the TMO."

"Ironically, V [TM critic] says he started
TM when he was 14, no doubt making any type
of meditation he has practiced afterwards more
successful. Rather than honor this essential
step in his spiritual journey, he regularly
scorns it."

[To a TM critic] "You may not have realized it,
but you are dying from literal diarrhea. The
only known cure to this condition is to re-
digest your shiite, hoping that there's is left
some nourishment in the brown stuff you're
chewing on. Doing so shouldnät be a problem -
looking at your postings so far, I give the
impression of having actualyl acquired a taste
for human chocolate."

"There is a coordinated effort to try to
disgrace Maharishi. Several here on FFL is in
this business, seemingly fulltime. They are
working very hard on this. Why ? Because some
structures in a crumbling, capitalistic world
is threathened by the fact that TM actually
allows the person to experience a state beyond
"sin", allows them to grow in their own pace
towards Godhead, regardless of religion. They
fear this very much. Their focus now is currently
on Maharishi. Before this Vivekananda, Yogananda
and Muktananda were targets. Soon their focus
will be on Maitreya. As with the attacs on
Maharishi et. al., their attacs on Maitreya will
fail utterly, and they will be exposed."

"Do you really think that peons get a chance to
see the Dali Lama these days, unless it is a
publicity gimmick? Past a certain size, organi-
zational structure disallows the boss from getting
his hands dirty with the peasants."

"According to L [a regular poster to the forum]
freaks like this P and V [TM critics] might well
be evicted by our Space Brothers to a planet of
lower vibrational value where they will fit in
better than here. Not to mention a few other
outcasts regularily posting on this forum.
L could be right. One can but hope..."

[To a TM critic] "You are a self-confessed mason
with a mission and I think there is a very strong
need for you to come clean regarding what you are
up to - what the end-vision for you work here
really is?"

"Do you guys get paid by the hour or day to do
whatever it is you are doing?"

"This P fellow [TM critic] has one agenda; to
capitalize, in cash, on someone else. He is
typical english lowlife where any thryst with any
famous rockstar or politician is sold to The Sun
for cash. P is a parasite, may he go where he
belongs. He, like the rest of us, will reap what
we sow."

"Yo, P [TM critic]- why don't you pour some gas
over yourself and lighten up?"

"This is what will happen: when the entity residing
inside P [TM critic] leaves the body, that
entity will once again find itself summoned to the
local reincarnation board where it will view a re-run
of its last incarnation, and do so in a light that
will probably be quite different form the way it sees
it now. Thus debriefed, and have recognized any
particular actions it feels it could have done
differently, time has arrived to choose next
incarnation and the candidate is presented with a
number of alternative mostly-scripted "roles" it can
play next time around (each typically having a mix
of so-called good and bad karma, to balance the
overall karmic load of the entity). If, at this board,
it becomes evident that the entity in question has
been into some pretty dark stuff, it may be offered
the opportunity to immediately start to re-balance
this particular karmic debt, perhaps by choosing an
existence as as lab test animal - or whatever."

"Demonic forces outside P's [TM critic] conscious
knowing might use him as a vehicle and tool. Or not.
I have no direct information on this. But it seems
plausible given the bizzare, clouded in intellectual
jargon, nature of his attacs."

"The real problem with P is that has so far been unable
to work up the spine to come out of the closet with who
he is and openly admit his orientation."

"That's certainly *my* problem with P: not his negative
opinions of MMY, but his inability to be straightforward
about where he stands."

"More often than not, it appears that TM supporters
are the ones treated as interlopers intruding into
the world of the TM critics and subjecting *them*
to ideas they don't want to hear."

"To insult a Master of our Age in such a systematic
way as this lowlife existence P does is carmically
troublesome. A fact he sees in his naive existence
to be of no problem. Having no detailed information
about these issues; might I suggest he being reborn
as a hog in Iran ?"

"Forget this fellow, this lowlife, white trash P [TM
critic]. He is a crook. All he wants is to become
famous by writing about famous people. He is without
qualities; he would not survive in a normal society
where none was to trash."

"Yep, he [TM critic] is someone who is only comfortable
in a black and white world. The fanatics of which he
speaks only exist in the comfort of his unenlightened
mind, where he creates them in order to have a false
foundation from which to make sense of an illusionary
world."

"You are not my "bro". You are a simpelton. You do
not even understand the simplest of thoughts."

"This white trash are fulltimers. Fulltimers have
before tried physically to get rid of MMY, be it guns
or bombs. They failed. They will fail in this assult
also. Again and again they are exposed as the
simpleton fools they are."

"So checking is not an individualized method, V ?
[TM critic] Again you expose your silly ignorance.
You are a simple fool, someone I would descripe as
a "little one". V, from where do you get this
energy to attac something which is truly valuable.
Ponder before answering please, though I do not
expect a honest answer I'm afraid."

"Hey, don't kid yourself, big boy. We're just
meditating house holders...no big deal. Average
folks."

"Anyone with a spare spine we could give to Mr M?"

"As B [TM critic] knows, there's no such thing as
a representative practitioner of TM."

"The easiest way a case for TM is made on this forum
is by people seeing clearly the results of not
practicing it, Babe."
Uncle Tantra
2007-03-06 14:57:49 UTC
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Post by Uncle Tantra
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
Oops. Make that "up to 35 or more years." From what
I've heard from a fellow who met her, at least one of the
people quoted *looks* as if she could be 300+ years old,
but I'm fairly sure she isn't.
buddhapest
2007-03-06 18:09:43 UTC
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Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.

i could be wrong.
Bhairitu
2007-03-06 19:44:42 UTC
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Post by buddhapest
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
i could be wrong.
Indians aren't too good at tracking time so you may be right. :)
Lawson English
2007-03-06 20:43:24 UTC
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Post by buddhapest
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
i could be wrong.
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner, Judy
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet while claiming that she stalks
HIM (note she doesn't claim that she's met people who claim he looks 300).
j***@panix.com
2007-03-06 21:06:52 UTC
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Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
i could be wrong.
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner, Judy
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet while claiming that she stalks
HIM (note she doesn't claim that she's met people who claim he looks 300
Not only do I not know anybody who would know Barry,
nobody with normal eyesight would claim I look any older
than my actual age.

In other words, Barry (Unc) made it up out of whole cloth.
That's just the kinda guy he is, so bear that in mind as you
read his little quotes, several of which were commenting on
the kinda guy he is, including this one from me:

"Lurkers should be aware that B [TM critic]
is a troll who enjoys inflicting his delusional
fantasy world on this forum, most often for the
purpose of attacking supporters of TM and
misleading readers who aren't well informed
about the TMO."

He's been getting some serious flak on FFL for his behavior,
so he's decided to try to intimidate his critics into silence by
taking quotes from their posts out of context and posting them
to other forums as "representative" of TMers. He's tried other
tactics to accomplish this in the past. None of them has
worked, and this one isn't working either.

Oh, and he won't say which forums he's posting his quotes to.
I check in on this one occasionally, which is how I saw he was
doing it here. He has become one very sick dude.
buddhapest
2007-03-07 06:28:44 UTC
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Post by j***@panix.com
Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
i could be wrong.
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner, Judy
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet while claiming that she stalks
HIM (note she doesn't claim that she's met people who claim he looks 300
Not only do I not know anybody who would know Barry,
nobody with normal eyesight would claim I look any older
than my actual age.
post a photo and let us see
pundit_moderator
2007-03-08 02:37:15 UTC
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Post by j***@panix.com
Not only do I not know anybody who would know Barry,
nobody with normal eyesight would claim I look any older
than my actual age.
In other words, Barry (Unc) made it up out of whole cloth.
That's just the kinda guy he is, so bear that in mind as you
read his little quotes, several of which were commenting on
"Lurkers should be aware that B [TM critic]
is a troll who enjoys inflicting his delusional
fantasy world on this forum, most often for the
purpose of attacking supporters of TM and
misleading readers who aren't well informed
about the TMO."
He's been getting some serious flak on FFL for his behavior,
so he's decided to try to intimidate his critics into silence by
taking quotes from their posts out of context and posting them
to other forums as "representative" of TMers. He's tried other
tactics to accomplish this in the past. None of them has
worked, and this one isn't working either.
Oh, and he won't say which forums he's posting his quotes to.
I check in on this one occasionally, which is how I saw he was
doing it here. He has become one very sick dude.
Troll alert!
buddhapest
2007-03-08 06:26:56 UTC
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Post by j***@panix.com
Not only do I not know anybody who would know Barry,
nobody with normal eyesight would claim I look any older
than my actual age.
In other words, Barry (Unc) made it up out of whole cloth.
That's just the kinda guy he is, so bear that in mind as you
read his little quotes, several of which were commenting on
"Lurkers should be aware that B [TM critic]
is a troll who enjoys inflicting his delusional
fantasy world on this forum, most often for the
purpose of attacking supporters of TM and
misleading readers who aren't well informed
about the TMO."
He's been getting some serious flak on FFL for his behavior,
so he's decided to try to intimidate his critics into silence by
taking quotes from their posts out of context and posting them
to other forums as "representative" of TMers. He's tried other
tactics to accomplish this in the past. None of them has
worked, and this one isn't working either.
Oh, and he won't say which forums he's posting his quotes to.
I check in on this one occasionally, which is how I saw he was
doing it here. He has become one very sick dude.
Troll alert!
put down that mirror and fight !
Peter
2007-03-06 21:23:39 UTC
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Post by Lawson English
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner, Judy
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet while claiming that she stalks
HIM (note she doesn't claim that she's met people who claim he looks 300).
Mayby they both stalk
j***@panix.com
2007-03-06 22:19:54 UTC
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Post by Peter
Post by Lawson English
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner, Judy
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet while claiming that she stalks
HIM (note she doesn't claim that she's met people who claim he looks 300).
Mayby they both stalk
Nope. Barry (Unc) knows that the *facts* contradict any "stalking" on
my part. With one exception, I was on the forums in question before
he was--and he *invited* me to join the exception.

So he made up the whole "stalking" thing as well.
buddhapest
2007-03-07 06:29:55 UTC
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Post by Peter
Post by Lawson English
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner, Judy
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet while claiming that she stalks
HIM (note she doesn't claim that she's met people who claim he looks 300).
Mayby they both stalk
in 300 years of any practice the
boredom would force you to take
up something more interesting like
stalking.
buddhapest
2007-03-07 06:32:19 UTC
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Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
i could be wrong.
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner, Judy
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet while claiming that she stalks
HIM (note she doesn't claim that she's met people who claim he looks 300).
i think i saw on a website some
time ago a list of prices for tm
services like learning the basic
meditation and such but i'm sure
i read a part where they claimed
to be able to enlighten someone
for some outrageous price. is this
a true claim ?
Lawson English
2007-03-07 07:17:41 UTC
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Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
i could be wrong.
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner, Judy
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet while claiming that she stalks
HIM (note she doesn't claim that she's met people who claim he looks 300).
i think i saw on a website some
time ago a list of prices for tm
services like learning the basic
meditation and such but i'm sure
i read a part where they claimed
to be able to enlighten someone
for some outrageous price. is this
a true claim ?
Never heard the "we'll enlighten you for a certain price" part, but
you're correct, the current cost of learning TM is steep indeed: $2500.
buddhapest
2007-03-07 08:06:48 UTC
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Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
i could be wrong.
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner, Judy
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet while claiming that she stalks
HIM (note she doesn't claim that she's met people who claim he looks 300).
i think i saw on a website some
time ago a list of prices for tm
services like learning the basic
meditation and such but i'm sure
i read a part where they claimed
to be able to enlighten someone
for some outrageous price. is this
a true claim ?
Never heard the "we'll enlighten you for a certain price" part, but
you're correct, the current cost of learning TM is steep indeed: $2500.
i'll wait for the over the
counter pill version
Lawson English
2007-03-07 08:38:33 UTC
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Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
i could be wrong.
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner,
Judy
Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Lawson English
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet while claiming that she
stalks
Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Lawson English
HIM (note she doesn't claim that she's met people who claim he looks
300).
Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
i think i saw on a website some
time ago a list of prices for tm
services like learning the basic
meditation and such but i'm sure
i read a part where they claimed
to be able to enlighten someone
for some outrageous price. is this
a true claim ?
Never heard the "we'll enlighten you for a certain price" part, but
you're correct, the current cost of learning TM is steep indeed: $2500.
i'll wait for the over the
counter pill version
Eh, if you're into that kind of thing, they currently offer scholarships
for learning the TM-SIdhis and will pay you $600 per month as long as
you agree to participate in a group meditation project for 1 year, minimum.
buddhapest
2007-03-07 16:34:34 UTC
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Post by Lawson English
Post by Lawson English
Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
i could be wrong.
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner,
Judy
Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Lawson English
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet while claiming that she
stalks
Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Lawson English
HIM (note she doesn't claim that she's met people who claim he looks
300).
Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
i think i saw on a website some
time ago a list of prices for tm
services like learning the basic
meditation and such but i'm sure
i read a part where they claimed
to be able to enlighten someone
for some outrageous price. is this
a true claim ?
Never heard the "we'll enlighten you for a certain price" part, but
you're correct, the current cost of learning TM is steep indeed: $2500.
i'll wait for the over the
counter pill version
Eh, if you're into that kind of thing, they currently offer scholarships
for learning the TM-SIdhis and will pay you $600 per month as long as
you agree to participate in a group meditation project for 1 year, minimum.
i'm finding the "way" to enlightenment
through my own inner work. no one can
teach you better than your own inner light.
pundit_moderator
2007-03-08 02:35:57 UTC
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Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
i could be wrong.
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner, Judy
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet
You're full of shit, you troll - Judy has stalked Uncle Tantra BACK to
Usenet. You and Judy need to get a life and stop all this posting of
lies all over newsgroups.
Post by Lawson English
while claiming that she stalks HIM (note she doesn't claim
that she's met people who claim he looks 300).
From what I can tell it's you and Judy that are the stalkers. Both you
and Judy just need to shut the fuk up - you've caused enough trouble
already. This was a nice discussion group without the two of you. Go
back to Yahoo! where you belong.
buddhapest
2007-03-08 06:26:13 UTC
Permalink
Post by pundit_moderator
Post by Lawson English
Post by buddhapest
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years.
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
i could be wrong.
Unc was suggesting that someone else claimed she was 300 years old. For
the record, he's likely referring to his favorite sparring partner, Judy
Stein, whom he stalks around the internet
You're full of shit, you troll - Judy has stalked Uncle Tantra BACK to
Usenet. You and Judy need to get a life and stop all this posting of
lies all over newsgroups.
Post by Lawson English
while claiming that she stalks HIM (note she doesn't claim
that she's met people who claim he looks 300).
From what I can tell it's you and Judy that are the stalkers. Both you
and Judy just need to shut the fuk up - you've caused enough trouble
already. This was a nice discussion group without the two of you. Go
back to Yahoo! where you belong.
did the plane just land?
pundit_moderator
2007-03-10 15:46:41 UTC
Permalink
Post by buddhapest
Judy has stalked Uncle Tantra BACK to Usenet.
buddhapest
Post by buddhapest
did the plane just land?
Take the buddha out, pest.
pundit_moderator
2007-03-08 02:32:13 UTC
Permalink
Post by buddhapest
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
Maybe so.
Post by buddhapest
i could be wrong.
buddhapest - I noticed you changed the subject line of the Uncle
Tantra's thread - you're not supposed to be doing that. When you do
that it makes following the thread difficult and it also makes doing
searches more difficult, Sir. In future, would you please refrain from
doing that?
buddhapest
2007-03-08 06:25:24 UTC
Permalink
Post by pundit_moderator
Post by buddhapest
i think that the ones who are claiming
that they've been practicing tm for more
than 300 years may just be fudging their
numbers a little.
Maybe so.
Post by buddhapest
i could be wrong.
buddhapest - I noticed you changed the subject line of the Uncle
Tantra's thread - you're not supposed to be doing that. When you do
that it makes following the thread difficult and it also makes doing
searches more difficult, Sir. In future, would you please refrain from
doing that?
doing what?
ZaMir
2007-03-06 19:46:54 UTC
Permalink
Welcome back Uncle

"Uncle Tantra" <***@aol.com> wrote in message news:***@64g2000cwx.googlegroups.com...
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)

This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.

The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years. This is what they
say on the Yahoo forum in response to other posters
on that forum. I post the quotes without attribution,
because in my opinion the quotes and their authors
are pretty much interchangeable. If you are interested
in determining the specific author of any of the quotes,
and the context in which he or she wrote the quote,
please use Yahoo's 'Advanced Search' feature on the
Web version of the forum itself:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/msearch_adv

In general, the people being talked *about* by these
long-term practitioners of TM are those who have dared
to be critical of TM, the TM organization, and Maharishi
Mahesh Yogi. Other than occasional comments to explain
context or who or what is being discussed, none of the
words below are mine. I make no comment on any of them,
other than having chosen them for inclusion here, and
will join in none of the followup discussions here. The
reader is free to draw his or her own conclusions.

********************************************************

"My take on the foundation for much of the
TM and MMY bashing is that it comes from
folks who believed all of that was their
salvation, but from a superficial perspective-
in other words they would not have to change
much but reap all of the benefits. Then when
that didn't pan out, they now have found
things to bash TM and MMY about, in order to
justify their decision to drop it, and to
belive this same salvation of theirs can be
found elsewhere. Pretty simple really."

"After an exchange of postings it has become
evident that the poster using the name V [TM
critic] is a Freemason, apparently of high rank,
with (1) little or no understanding of TM and
other eastern spiritual practices; and who has
confessed to (2) be on a mission to apparently
sow doubt about the safety of the practices of
i.a. the TM and TM-Sidhi programes."

"Whatever you do, don't play any of these MP3s
[one MP3 of a Leonard Cohen song, sent by a TM
critic] - they contain subliminal Illuminati
brainwashing messages."

"Most of these fellows [TM critics] did not
take the Programme seriously at all, I know
them from Purusha - they were just in it for
the ride. They are fools. The majority of the
profesional TM-criticts here on FFL never
learned TM in the first place."

"Lurkers should be aware that B [TM critic]
is a troll who enjoys inflicting his delusional
fantasy world on this forum, most often for the
purpose of attacking supporters of TM and
misleading readers who aren't well informed
about the TMO."

"Ironically, V [TM critic] says he started
TM when he was 14, no doubt making any type
of meditation he has practiced afterwards more
successful. Rather than honor this essential
step in his spiritual journey, he regularly
scorns it."

[To a TM critic] "You may not have realized it,
but you are dying from literal diarrhea. The
only known cure to this condition is to re-
digest your shiite, hoping that there's is left
some nourishment in the brown stuff you're
chewing on. Doing so shouldnät be a problem -
looking at your postings so far, I give the
impression of having actualyl acquired a taste
for human chocolate."

"There is a coordinated effort to try to
disgrace Maharishi. Several here on FFL is in
this business, seemingly fulltime. They are
working very hard on this. Why ? Because some
structures in a crumbling, capitalistic world
is threathened by the fact that TM actually
allows the person to experience a state beyond
"sin", allows them to grow in their own pace
towards Godhead, regardless of religion. They
fear this very much. Their focus now is currently
on Maharishi. Before this Vivekananda, Yogananda
and Muktananda were targets. Soon their focus
will be on Maitreya. As with the attacs on
Maharishi et. al., their attacs on Maitreya will
fail utterly, and they will be exposed."

"Do you really think that peons get a chance to
see the Dali Lama these days, unless it is a
publicity gimmick? Past a certain size, organi-
zational structure disallows the boss from getting
his hands dirty with the peasants."

"According to L [a regular poster to the forum]
freaks like this P and V [TM critics] might well
be evicted by our Space Brothers to a planet of
lower vibrational value where they will fit in
better than here. Not to mention a few other
outcasts regularily posting on this forum.
L could be right. One can but hope..."

[To a TM critic] "You are a self-confessed mason
with a mission and I think there is a very strong
need for you to come clean regarding what you are
up to - what the end-vision for you work here
really is?"

"Do you guys get paid by the hour or day to do
whatever it is you are doing?"

"This P fellow [TM critic] has one agenda; to
capitalize, in cash, on someone else. He is
typical english lowlife where any thryst with any
famous rockstar or politician is sold to The Sun
for cash. P is a parasite, may he go where he
belongs. He, like the rest of us, will reap what
we sow."

"Yo, P [TM critic]- why don't you pour some gas
over yourself and lighten up?"

"This is what will happen: when the entity residing
inside P [TM critic] leaves the body, that
entity will once again find itself summoned to the
local reincarnation board where it will view a re-run
of its last incarnation, and do so in a light that
will probably be quite different form the way it sees
it now. Thus debriefed, and have recognized any
particular actions it feels it could have done
differently, time has arrived to choose next
incarnation and the candidate is presented with a
number of alternative mostly-scripted "roles" it can
play next time around (each typically having a mix
of so-called good and bad karma, to balance the
overall karmic load of the entity). If, at this board,
it becomes evident that the entity in question has
been into some pretty dark stuff, it may be offered
the opportunity to immediately start to re-balance
this particular karmic debt, perhaps by choosing an
existence as as lab test animal - or whatever."

"Demonic forces outside P's [TM critic] conscious
knowing might use him as a vehicle and tool. Or not.
I have no direct information on this. But it seems
plausible given the bizzare, clouded in intellectual
jargon, nature of his attacs."

"The real problem with P is that has so far been unable
to work up the spine to come out of the closet with who
he is and openly admit his orientation."

"That's certainly *my* problem with P: not his negative
opinions of MMY, but his inability to be straightforward
about where he stands."

"More often than not, it appears that TM supporters
are the ones treated as interlopers intruding into
the world of the TM critics and subjecting *them*
to ideas they don't want to hear."

"To insult a Master of our Age in such a systematic
way as this lowlife existence P does is carmically
troublesome. A fact he sees in his naive existence
to be of no problem. Having no detailed information
about these issues; might I suggest he being reborn
as a hog in Iran ?"

"Forget this fellow, this lowlife, white trash P [TM
critic]. He is a crook. All he wants is to become
famous by writing about famous people. He is without
qualities; he would not survive in a normal society
where none was to trash."

"Yep, he [TM critic] is someone who is only comfortable
in a black and white world. The fanatics of which he
speaks only exist in the comfort of his unenlightened
mind, where he creates them in order to have a false
foundation from which to make sense of an illusionary
world."

"You are not my "bro". You are a simpelton. You do
not even understand the simplest of thoughts."

"This white trash are fulltimers. Fulltimers have
before tried physically to get rid of MMY, be it guns
or bombs. They failed. They will fail in this assult
also. Again and again they are exposed as the
simpleton fools they are."

"So checking is not an individualized method, V ?
[TM critic] Again you expose your silly ignorance.
You are a simple fool, someone I would descripe as
a "little one". V, from where do you get this
energy to attac something which is truly valuable.
Ponder before answering please, though I do not
expect a honest answer I'm afraid."

"Hey, don't kid yourself, big boy. We're just
meditating house holders...no big deal. Average
folks."

"Anyone with a spare spine we could give to Mr M?"

"As B [TM critic] knows, there's no such thing as
a representative practitioner of TM."

"The easiest way a case for TM is made on this forum
is by people seeing clearly the results of not
practicing it, Babe."
Stu
2007-03-07 05:29:55 UTC
Permalink
Post by ZaMir
Welcome back Uncle
And Judy too. Good to see you guys are still sniping at each other.
Its reassuring. The cosmos is in balance.
--
~Stu
pundit_moderator
2007-03-08 02:40:47 UTC
Permalink
Post by ZaMir
Welcome back Uncle
Welcome Za.
Post by ZaMir
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years. This is what they
say on the Yahoo forum in response to other posters
on that forum. I post the quotes without attribution,
because in my opinion the quotes and their authors
are pretty much interchangeable. If you are interested
in determining the specific author of any of the quotes,
and the context in which he or she wrote the quote,
please use Yahoo's 'Advanced Search' feature on the
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/msearch_adv
In general, the people being talked *about* by these
long-term practitioners of TM are those who have dared
to be critical of TM, the TM organization, and Maharishi
Mahesh Yogi. Other than occasional comments to explain
context or who or what is being discussed, none of the
words below are mine. I make no comment on any of them,
other than having chosen them for inclusion here, and
will join in none of the followup discussions here. The
reader is free to draw his or her own conclusions.
********************************************************
"My take on the foundation for much of the
TM and MMY bashing is that it comes from
folks who believed all of that was their
salvation, but from a superficial perspective-
in other words they would not have to change
much but reap all of the benefits. Then when
that didn't pan out, they now have found
things to bash TM and MMY about, in order to
justify their decision to drop it, and to
belive this same salvation of theirs can be
found elsewhere. Pretty simple really."
"After an exchange of postings it has become
evident that the poster using the name V [TM
critic] is a Freemason, apparently of high rank,
with (1) little or no understanding of TM and
other eastern spiritual practices; and who has
confessed to (2) be on a mission to apparently
sow doubt about the safety of the practices of
i.a. the TM and TM-Sidhi programes."
"Whatever you do, don't play any of these MP3s
[one MP3 of a Leonard Cohen song, sent by a TM
critic] - they contain subliminal Illuminati
brainwashing messages."
"Most of these fellows [TM critics] did not
take the Programme seriously at all, I know
them from Purusha - they were just in it for
the ride. They are fools. The majority of the
profesional TM-criticts here on FFL never
learned TM in the first place."
"Lurkers should be aware that B [TM critic]
is a troll who enjoys inflicting his delusional
fantasy world on this forum, most often for the
purpose of attacking supporters of TM and
misleading readers who aren't well informed
about the TMO."
"Ironically, V [TM critic] says he started
TM when he was 14, no doubt making any type
of meditation he has practiced afterwards more
successful. Rather than honor this essential
step in his spiritual journey, he regularly
scorns it."
[To a TM critic] "You may not have realized it,
but you are dying from literal diarrhea. The
only known cure to this condition is to re-
digest your shiite, hoping that there's is left
some nourishment in the brown stuff you're
chewing on. Doing so shouldnät be a problem -
looking at your postings so far, I give the
impression of having actualyl acquired a taste
for human chocolate."
"There is a coordinated effort to try to
disgrace Maharishi. Several here on FFL is in
this business, seemingly fulltime. They are
working very hard on this. Why ? Because some
structures in a crumbling, capitalistic world
is threathened by the fact that TM actually
allows the person to experience a state beyond
"sin", allows them to grow in their own pace
towards Godhead, regardless of religion. They
fear this very much. Their focus now is currently
on Maharishi. Before this Vivekananda, Yogananda
and Muktananda were targets. Soon their focus
will be on Maitreya. As with the attacs on
Maharishi et. al., their attacs on Maitreya will
fail utterly, and they will be exposed."
"Do you really think that peons get a chance to
see the Dali Lama these days, unless it is a
publicity gimmick? Past a certain size, organi-
zational structure disallows the boss from getting
his hands dirty with the peasants."
"According to L [a regular poster to the forum]
freaks like this P and V [TM critics] might well
be evicted by our Space Brothers to a planet of
lower vibrational value where they will fit in
better than here. Not to mention a few other
outcasts regularily posting on this forum.
L could be right. One can but hope..."
[To a TM critic] "You are a self-confessed mason
with a mission and I think there is a very strong
need for you to come clean regarding what you are
up to - what the end-vision for you work here
really is?"
"Do you guys get paid by the hour or day to do
whatever it is you are doing?"
"This P fellow [TM critic] has one agenda; to
capitalize, in cash, on someone else. He is
typical english lowlife where any thryst with any
famous rockstar or politician is sold to The Sun
for cash. P is a parasite, may he go where he
belongs. He, like the rest of us, will reap what
we sow."
"Yo, P [TM critic]- why don't you pour some gas
over yourself and lighten up?"
"This is what will happen: when the entity residing
inside P [TM critic] leaves the body, that
entity will once again find itself summoned to the
local reincarnation board where it will view a re-run
of its last incarnation, and do so in a light that
will probably be quite different form the way it sees
it now. Thus debriefed, and have recognized any
particular actions it feels it could have done
differently, time has arrived to choose next
incarnation and the candidate is presented with a
number of alternative mostly-scripted "roles" it can
play next time around (each typically having a mix
of so-called good and bad karma, to balance the
overall karmic load of the entity). If, at this board,
it becomes evident that the entity in question has
been into some pretty dark stuff, it may be offered
the opportunity to immediately start to re-balance
this particular karmic debt, perhaps by choosing an
existence as as lab test animal - or whatever."
"Demonic forces outside P's [TM critic] conscious
knowing might use him as a vehicle and tool. Or not.
I have no direct information on this. But it seems
plausible given the bizzare, clouded in intellectual
jargon, nature of his attacs."
"The real problem with P is that has so far been unable
to work up the spine to come out of the closet with who
he is and openly admit his orientation."
"That's certainly *my* problem with P: not his negative
opinions of MMY, but his inability to be straightforward
about where he stands."
"More often than not, it appears that TM supporters
are the ones treated as interlopers intruding into
the world of the TM critics and subjecting *them*
to ideas they don't want to hear."
"To insult a Master of our Age in such a systematic
way as this lowlife existence P does is carmically
troublesome. A fact he sees in his naive existence
to be of no problem. Having no detailed information
about these issues; might I suggest he being reborn
as a hog in Iran ?"
"Forget this fellow, this lowlife, white trash P [TM
critic]. He is a crook. All he wants is to become
famous by writing about famous people. He is without
qualities; he would not survive in a normal society
where none was to trash."
"Yep, he [TM critic] is someone who is only comfortable
in a black and white world. The fanatics of which he
speaks only exist in the comfort of his unenlightened
mind, where he creates them in order to have a false
foundation from which to make sense of an illusionary
world."
"You are not my "bro". You are a simpelton. You do
not even understand the simplest of thoughts."
"This white trash are fulltimers. Fulltimers have
before tried physically to get rid of MMY, be it guns
or bombs. They failed. They will fail in this assult
also. Again and again they are exposed as the
simpleton fools they are."
"So checking is not an individualized method, V ?
[TM critic] Again you expose your silly ignorance.
You are a simple fool, someone I would descripe as
a "little one". V, from where do you get this
energy to attac something which is truly valuable.
Ponder before answering please, though I do not
expect a honest answer I'm afraid."
"Hey, don't kid yourself, big boy. We're just
meditating house holders...no big deal. Average
folks."
"Anyone with a spare spine we could give to Mr M?"
"As B [TM critic] knows, there's no such thing as
a representative practitioner of TM."
"The easiest way a case for TM is made on this forum
is by people seeing clearly the results of not
practicing it, Babe."
WillyTex
2019-10-18 22:33:20 UTC
Permalink
This has been verified on Yahoo Groups.

"Yo, P [TM critic]- why don't you pour some gas
over yourself and lighten up?"
Post by Uncle Tantra
THINGS TMers BELIEVE, Volume I (4 February 2007)
This is the first of what will be a regular series
posted to this forum. The quotes below are from a
Yahoo forum that regularly discusses Transcendental
Meditation (TM), as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.
The quotes are presented verbatim, as they appeared
on the Yahoo forum during the last week.
The speakers are all long-term TM practitioners who
have been practicing TM twice a day for a minimum of
20 years, up to 305 or more years. This is what they
say on the Yahoo forum in response to other posters
on that forum. I post the quotes without attribution,
because in my opinion the quotes and their authors
are pretty much interchangeable. If you are interested
in determining the specific author of any of the quotes,
and the context in which he or she wrote the quote,
please use Yahoo's 'Advanced Search' feature on the
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FairfieldLife/msearch_adv
In general, the people being talked *about* by these
long-term practitioners of TM are those who have dared
to be critical of TM, the TM organization, and Maharishi
Mahesh Yogi. Other than occasional comments to explain
context or who or what is being discussed, none of the
words below are mine. I make no comment on any of them,
other than having chosen them for inclusion here, and
will join in none of the followup discussions here. The
reader is free to draw his or her own conclusions.
********************************************************
"My take on the foundation for much of the
TM and MMY bashing is that it comes from
folks who believed all of that was their
salvation, but from a superficial perspective-
in other words they would not have to change
much but reap all of the benefits. Then when
that didn't pan out, they now have found
things to bash TM and MMY about, in order to
justify their decision to drop it, and to
belive this same salvation of theirs can be
found elsewhere. Pretty simple really."
"After an exchange of postings it has become
evident that the poster using the name V [TM
critic] is a Freemason, apparently of high rank,
with (1) little or no understanding of TM and
other eastern spiritual practices; and who has
confessed to (2) be on a mission to apparently
sow doubt about the safety of the practices of
i.a. the TM and TM-Sidhi programes."
"Whatever you do, don't play any of these MP3s
[one MP3 of a Leonard Cohen song, sent by a TM
critic] - they contain subliminal Illuminati
brainwashing messages."
"Most of these fellows [TM critics] did not
take the Programme seriously at all, I know
them from Purusha - they were just in it for
the ride. They are fools. The majority of the
profesional TM-criticts here on FFL never
learned TM in the first place."
"Lurkers should be aware that B [TM critic]
is a troll who enjoys inflicting his delusional
fantasy world on this forum, most often for the
purpose of attacking supporters of TM and
misleading readers who aren't well informed
about the TMO."
"Ironically, V [TM critic] says he started
TM when he was 14, no doubt making any type
of meditation he has practiced afterwards more
successful. Rather than honor this essential
step in his spiritual journey, he regularly
scorns it."
[To a TM critic] "You may not have realized it,
but you are dying from literal diarrhea. The
only known cure to this condition is to re-
digest your shiite, hoping that there's is left
some nourishment in the brown stuff you're
chewing on. Doing so shouldnät be a problem -
looking at your postings so far, I give the
impression of having actualyl acquired a taste
for human chocolate."
"There is a coordinated effort to try to
disgrace Maharishi. Several here on FFL is in
this business, seemingly fulltime. They are
working very hard on this. Why ? Because some
structures in a crumbling, capitalistic world
is threathened by the fact that TM actually
allows the person to experience a state beyond
"sin", allows them to grow in their own pace
towards Godhead, regardless of religion. They
fear this very much. Their focus now is currently
on Maharishi. Before this Vivekananda, Yogananda
and Muktananda were targets. Soon their focus
will be on Maitreya. As with the attacs on
Maharishi et. al., their attacs on Maitreya will
fail utterly, and they will be exposed."
"Do you really think that peons get a chance to
see the Dali Lama these days, unless it is a
publicity gimmick? Past a certain size, organi-
zational structure disallows the boss from getting
his hands dirty with the peasants."
"According to L [a regular poster to the forum]
freaks like this P and V [TM critics] might well
be evicted by our Space Brothers to a planet of
lower vibrational value where they will fit in
better than here. Not to mention a few other
outcasts regularily posting on this forum.
L could be right. One can but hope..."
[To a TM critic] "You are a self-confessed mason
with a mission and I think there is a very strong
need for you to come clean regarding what you are
up to - what the end-vision for you work here
really is?"
"Do you guys get paid by the hour or day to do
whatever it is you are doing?"
"This P fellow [TM critic] has one agenda; to
capitalize, in cash, on someone else. He is
typical english lowlife where any thryst with any
famous rockstar or politician is sold to The Sun
for cash. P is a parasite, may he go where he
belongs. He, like the rest of us, will reap what
we sow."
"Yo, P [TM critic]- why don't you pour some gas
over yourself and lighten up?"
"This is what will happen: when the entity residing
inside P [TM critic] leaves the body, that
entity will once again find itself summoned to the
local reincarnation board where it will view a re-run
of its last incarnation, and do so in a light that
will probably be quite different form the way it sees
it now. Thus debriefed, and have recognized any
particular actions it feels it could have done
differently, time has arrived to choose next
incarnation and the candidate is presented with a
number of alternative mostly-scripted "roles" it can
play next time around (each typically having a mix
of so-called good and bad karma, to balance the
overall karmic load of the entity). If, at this board,
it becomes evident that the entity in question has
been into some pretty dark stuff, it may be offered
the opportunity to immediately start to re-balance
this particular karmic debt, perhaps by choosing an
existence as as lab test animal - or whatever."
"Demonic forces outside P's [TM critic] conscious
knowing might use him as a vehicle and tool. Or not.
I have no direct information on this. But it seems
plausible given the bizzare, clouded in intellectual
jargon, nature of his attacs."
"The real problem with P is that has so far been unable
to work up the spine to come out of the closet with who
he is and openly admit his orientation."
"That's certainly *my* problem with P: not his negative
opinions of MMY, but his inability to be straightforward
about where he stands."
"More often than not, it appears that TM supporters
are the ones treated as interlopers intruding into
the world of the TM critics and subjecting *them*
to ideas they don't want to hear."
"To insult a Master of our Age in such a systematic
way as this lowlife existence P does is carmically
troublesome. A fact he sees in his naive existence
to be of no problem. Having no detailed information
about these issues; might I suggest he being reborn
as a hog in Iran ?"
"Forget this fellow, this lowlife, white trash P [TM
critic]. He is a crook. All he wants is to become
famous by writing about famous people. He is without
qualities; he would not survive in a normal society
where none was to trash."
"Yep, he [TM critic] is someone who is only comfortable
in a black and white world. The fanatics of which he
speaks only exist in the comfort of his unenlightened
mind, where he creates them in order to have a false
foundation from which to make sense of an illusionary
world."
"You are not my "bro". You are a simpelton. You do
not even understand the simplest of thoughts."
"This white trash are fulltimers. Fulltimers have
before tried physically to get rid of MMY, be it guns
or bombs. They failed. They will fail in this assult
also. Again and again they are exposed as the
simpleton fools they are."
"So checking is not an individualized method, V ?
[TM critic] Again you expose your silly ignorance.
You are a simple fool, someone I would descripe as
a "little one". V, from where do you get this
energy to attac something which is truly valuable.
Ponder before answering please, though I do not
expect a honest answer I'm afraid."
"Hey, don't kid yourself, big boy. We're just
meditating house holders...no big deal. Average
folks."
"Anyone with a spare spine we could give to Mr M?"
"As B [TM critic] knows, there's no such thing as
a representative practitioner of TM."
"The easiest way a case for TM is made on this forum
is by people seeing clearly the results of not
practicing it, Babe."
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