Trolls & Hur

[Guest guest]

I am more like a caretaker to make sure the group functions. I

don't

> really know how Maharaj would have reacted. I know that sometimes

he

> threw the devotional folks out and in some cases he was kind to

> them, relating them at their level. I think it depended how

> respectful and geniune the seeker was.

 

P: You are right, sometimes, he put up with them,

but they were devotees of Hindu deities who came

to him to learn from him. White Horse ( Frank) is not

here to learn, but to proselytize for his own peculiar

Christian cult. I don't think Maharaj would have allowed

him to preach to his students in his own house. Anyway,

he is gone, and it's you, as owner of the list, to decide

whether this guy will drive people away or not. Sarlo too

at the beginning, was reluctant to ban him, but later saw

that Frank aim was to disrupt in the name of Christ

what he views as the nonsense of pagans. Enough said!

Whatever you decide is OK with me.

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Nisargadatta , Pete S <pedsie4@e...> wrote:

>

> Sarlo too

> at the beginning, was reluctant to ban him, but later saw

> that Frank aim was to disrupt in the name of Christ...

>

 

I think that's the key...to prevent the excessive posting so no one

tries to dominate the list. An email discussion group is a captive

audience and members join because of their interest in Maharaj. It's

essential to respect this fact.

 

It would be pointless to join an old tyme Advaita Vedanta list and make

fun of the Shri Shri Anandas and their devotion to Shankra's

scriptures. Trust me, in my days I tried it once and got banned very

quickly and the game gets old fast.

 

Thanks Frank Mr White Horse for waking us but now ...as Austin Powers

used to say, " Oh, behave. "

[Guest guest]

> I don't really know how Maharaj would have reacted. I know

> that sometimes he threw the devotional folks out and in some

> cases he was kind to them, relating them at their level. I

> think it depended how respectful and geniune the seeker was.

 

From the examples I have read what you say about respectful

and genuine is true. And I think he was especially apt to throw

a pretentious individual out on his ear.

 

Bill