Re:__Guru_Proposes_'Yogic_Flying'_As_Antidote_for_Global_Terrorism

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ONS Dianna,

The 'negativity' you refer to, is not in this email.

It is in the reader's mind.

 

I've seen the 'yogic flying' on the discovery channel.

It is not like you dont need an airplane again. Its

more on the lines of making the mind light and doing

little hops while squatting. It is funny to look at

first, but so many people on the program testified

that it was indeed a 'flying' experience. There's got

to be something to it!

 

Ammachi herself conducts poojas for the good of the

world and to promote peace. She also emphasizes the

'seva' aspect more than meditation (Is that an

incorrect statement?).

 

The intent of posting this news article was to just

present a different point of view, given the

discussion on war. The spiritual force field referred

to here may indeed be necessary to stop violence, war,

etc. Though, I do not know if the method suggested in

this article has what it takes to do it. I was hoping

someone had some thoughts/insights into it.

 

Forming human chains in Berkeley/LA and candle light

vigils elsewhere are all good, but how much of an

impact does it make to the global psyche? And to the

psyche of those who have the power to affect other

people's lives?

 

Ammachi cleans our minds one at a time, just like a

filter cleans the water at the banks of a river. It is

a slow process for many of us because of our inherent

vasanas (tendencies). Unfortunately, neither GWB nor

Saddam Hussain has had darshan in order to initiate

the cleaning process. Like she said, 9/11 happened

because of one man's ego/selfishness...

 

Jai Ma,

Ravi

 

 

--- Dianna Hutchinson <girija wrote:

> This type of email is not directly related to Amma

> and should not be posted.

> Particularly, when it has been excerpted to read in

> a negative context.

> -

> <ravkris

> <Ammachi>

> Friday, January 24, 2003 2:27 PM

> Guru Proposes 'Yogic Flying' As

> Antidote for Global

> Terrorism

>

>

> > Is this really what the world needs?

> > Comments :-)

> >

> > Om Namah Shivaya

> > Ravi

> > ------------

> >

> > Guru Proposes `Yogic Flying' As Antidote for

> Global Terrorism

> >

> > NEWSDAY

> >

> > The Indian guru who brought transcendental

> meditation to America says

> > he has the antidote to global terrorism.

> >

> > In his first public remarks in seven years, the

> Maharishi Mahesh Yogi

> > said he is summoning 40,000 yogis in India, who

> are trained in

> > meditation as well as the practice of "yogic

> flying," to

> > create a

> > spiritual force field that will produce world

> peace and harmony.

> >

> > All he needs to pull it off, he says, are a few

> "peace-loving

> > billionaires in America" willing to donate $1

> billion to build

> > housing for the group and pay their expenses.

> >

> > "Today I'm challenging America," said the guru,

> who

> > taught meditation

> > to the Beatles and Mick Jagger 30 years ago. "If I

> had the

> > support of

> > money, I have all that is needed to ... completely

> stop all this

> > violence."

> >

> > The fund-raising campaign, which began more than a

> year before the

> > Sept. 11 terrorist attack, had raised $40 million

> by late last week,

> > said Mario Orsatti, a spokesman for the Institute

> of Science,

> > Technology and Public Policy at the Maharishi

> University of

> > Management in Fairfax, Iowa.

> >

> >

> >

> > Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

> >

> > Ammachi

> >

> >

> > Your use of is subject to

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

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--- Ravishankar Krishnan <ravkris wrote:

> ONS Dianna,

> The 'negativity' you refer to, is not in this email.

> It is in the reader's mind.

>

> I've seen the 'yogic flying' on the discovery

> channel.

> It is not like you dont need an airplane again. Its

> more on the lines of making the mind light and doing

> little hops while squatting. It is funny to look at

> first, but so many people on the program testified

> that it was indeed a 'flying' experience. There's

> got

> to be something to it!

>

> Ammachi herself conducts poojas for the good of the

> world and to promote peace. She also emphasizes the

> 'seva' aspect more than meditation (Is that an

> incorrect statement?).

>

> The intent of posting this news article was to just

> present a different point of view, given the

> discussion on war. The spiritual force field

> referred

> to here may indeed be necessary to stop violence,

> war,

> etc. Though, I do not know if the method suggested

> in

> this article has what it takes to do it. I was

> hoping

> someone had some thoughts/insights into it.

>

> Forming human chains in Berkeley/LA and candle light

> vigils elsewhere are all good, but how much of an

> impact does it make to the global psyche? And to the

> psyche of those who have the power to affect other

> people's lives?

>

> Ammachi cleans our minds one at a time, just like a

> filter cleans the water at the banks of a river. It

> is

> a slow process for many of us because of our

> inherent

> vasanas (tendencies). Unfortunately, neither GWB nor

> Saddam Hussain has had darshan in order to initiate

> the cleaning process. Like she said, 9/11 happened

> because of one man's ego/selfishness...

>

> Jai Ma,

> Ravi

>

>

> --- Dianna Hutchinson <girija wrote:

> > This type of email is not directly related to Amma

> > and should not be posted.

> > Particularly, when it has been excerpted to read

> in

> > a negative context.

> > -

> > <ravkris

> > <Ammachi>

> > Friday, January 24, 2003 2:27 PM

> > Guru Proposes 'Yogic Flying' As

> > Antidote for Global

> > Terrorism

> >

> >

> > > Is this really what the world needs?

> > > Comments :-)

> > >

> > > Om Namah Shivaya

> > > Ravi

> > > ------------

> > >

> > > Guru Proposes `Yogic Flying' As Antidote for

> > Global Terrorism

> > >

> > > NEWSDAY

> > >

> > > The Indian guru who brought transcendental

> > meditation to America says

> > > he has the antidote to global terrorism.

> > >

> > > In his first public remarks in seven years, the

> > Maharishi Mahesh Yogi

> > > said he is summoning 40,000 yogis in India, who

> > are trained in

> > > meditation as well as the practice of "yogic

> > flying," to

> > > create a

> > > spiritual force field that will produce world

> > peace and harmony.

> > >

> > > All he needs to pull it off, he says, are a few

> > "peace-loving

> > > billionaires in America" willing to donate $1

> > billion to build

> > > housing for the group and pay their expenses.

> > >

 

I AM SORYY BUT MONEY WANT BUY PEACE !!!!!!

What a scam !!!!!!!!, the NERVE OF THIS GURU!

 

Amma uses money for pooooooooor, !!!!!!

and never would say oh well all we need is just

few billioners , Amma says HEART IS THE MOST

IMPORTANT , obviously this guru who belives

money is a chalenge , that is totaly wrong !

 

 

 

Joanna Pollner

 

> > > "Today I'm challenging America," said the guru,

> > who

> > > taught meditation

> > > to the Beatles and Mick Jagger 30 years ago. "If

> I

> > had the

> > > support of

> > > money, I have all that is needed to ...

> completely

> > stop all this

> > > violence."

> > >

> > > The fund-raising campaign, which began more than

> a

> > year before the

> > > Sept. 11 terrorist attack, had raised $40

> million

> > by late last week,

> > > said Mario Orsatti, a spokesman for the

> Institute

> > of Science,

> > > Technology and Public Policy at the Maharishi

> > University of

> > > Management in Fairfax, Iowa.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

> > > To from this group, send an email

> to:

> > > Ammachi

> > >

> > >

> > > Your use of is subject to

> >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

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om amritesvaryai namah

 

>>>She also emphasizes the'seva' aspect more than meditation (Is that an

incorrect statement?).<<<

 

actually, she emphasises seva AS meditation, and as necessary to purify the

being and make one fit for meditation. She also says that if you can

meditate all your waking hours, then by all means do so...but how many can?

Werner could, but even he's left his cave...so, karma yoga is naturally just

more appropriate for the majority.

 

In Amma,

~sucetas mon~

om lokah samastah sukhino bhavantu

 

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--- sucetas mon <sucetas wrote:

>

> om amritesvaryai namah

>

> >>>She also emphasizes the'seva' aspect more than

> meditation (Is that an

> incorrect statement?).<<<

>

> actually, she emphasises seva AS meditation, and as

> necessary to purify the

> being and make one fit for meditation. She also says

> that if you can

> meditate all your waking hours, then by all means do

> so...but how many can?

> Werner could, but even he's left his cave...so,

> karma yoga is naturally just

> more appropriate for the majority.

>

> In Amma,

> ~sucetas mon~

> om lokah samastah sukhino bhavantu

>

>

I have a question, who is Werner. I never heard of

this personality.

 

Avinash

 

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