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At 11:45 PM 2/9/2000 -0400, you wrote:

>andrew macnab <a.macnab

 

>Completely mad quite likely. But people are attracted to gurus who express

>wise and profound thoughts and revelations in all good intention

>but all that happens is that people find them beautiful and true and

imitate >them, and so never come to any independant realization. U.G.also

attracts >people, but he doesn't give anything to imitate, and he causes

people to >question that whole process. I think that's what started him off

in his >reaction against J.Krisnamurti, he saw many people who followed him

around and >wanted to be like him and have faith in him and parrot his

words and ideas >rather than being independant. That's why I called him the

antidote.

 

Yet, there are also cases of " U.G. addiction " (well documented in the

" prefaces " to his " books " )... and it's on a psychologically sick level.

People state that despite all they " receive " from U.G. is despair and more

despair, something keeps them coming back which they can't explain. It

shows the incredible (and I mean absolutely incredible, unbelievable)

propensity of the human mind and ego to *cling*. I don't think there's any

" external " antidote to it at all, none, zilch. Where there is no courage,

no ability to stand on one's two feet, no ability to die to the past or to

surrender to " Allness, " there is no " enlightenment " - period, end of story.

And that has to come from " within, " not from anybody external. Given

that, U.G. is more like a poison than an antidote. The other Gurus are

like smoking marijuana... U.G. addiction is like speedballing cocaine and

heroin.

 

>The story of Andrew Cohen's mother and a couple of other devotees going to

see >him and being 'cured' of their devotion to A.C. is another example.

 

After reading some of A.C.'s material, I 'personally' don't even see how

anyone would even be attracted in the first place. Purely as an opinion, I

think the guy is a fraud, and has never even once glimpsed anything beyond

the level of mind. He's a legend in his own mind. But then, that's just

an opinion, and you know what they say opinions are like (hint - everybody

has one)... :-)

 

With Love,

 

Tim

 

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