kundalini-l-d Digest Volume 96 : Issue 221 

Date: Mon, 27 Aug 1956 
From: lodpressATNOSPAMinetworld.com (Larry Newman)
Subject: Re: James Vernon, Allison

Peter Norton wrote:
> 
> re the proposal to intentionally channel K energy into politics,
> I have $0.02...
> 
> The Maharishi has been advocating this kind of thing for years
> and up to now the 'Maharishi Effect' has probably been laughed
> at by most.
> 
> Meher Baba did it in secrecy with only one or two other
> god-realized as partners.
> 
> This is why religion _was_ politics back in the middle ages
> (even more so than now!).
> 
> I have heard it said by some swami that it will be why meditation
> becomes illegal, a kind of Orwellian 'thought crime' in the future.
> 
> But if Mind really is nonlocal, though, one can stay in
> one's cave and 'make fragrant the butter of the yellow river',
> as the old Chinese sages maintained.
> 
> Besides, what does intentionality have to do with it?
> Who knows which way the wind should blow?
> Isnt it our job just to be with the wind, without
> trying to steer it?
> 
> an old old debate, no doubt
> maybe I am only justifying my own naturally passive nature?
> 
> cheers

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HI, all
	It is moving out into the world where ever people are open, there are
those in politics that have insight and they are having the same
experiences as many of you. We have to see that this is the
transforamtional plan at work, and what God wills to be... is. Gloria



Date: Wed, 6 Nov 1996 
From: Mary Knapp 
Subject: politics and K

This thread prompts me to mention once again the Natural Law Pary.  Their
most promising platform issue is the teaching of meditation in prisons to
greatly improve rehabilitation.  They had one thousand candidates in
yesterday's elections.  The do have a web site.
		Mary,
	The Reluctant Earthling

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Date: Wed, 6 Nov 1996 
From: Juliet 
Subject: Miraculous Anti-Spam Software (was: Spam Revenge)]

> HI everyone,
>         Actually we are probably being shown that it is a miracle that > we don't
> get more of that. We really have not had that, have we? And can you > see
> how it was used to bring the frequency down? Let's not give it power.
> They couldn't be sincere because of the way they took over the energy
> with the messages, so just move through it and note the frequency
> change. Use detachment and it will disappear. Great test. Gloria

One other big reason we have been getting less spamification than
previously is that (as I recall) Richard installed some snazzy new
anti-spam software a couple of months ago. Thanks for that, Richard!

P.S. What's up with that? This is the first batch of spammo since
then...
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Date: Wed, 6 Nov 1996 
From: Mary Knapp 
Subject: Childhood and K

When this comes up I don't have the reference around, but I do now.  Here it
is. From Harper's Encyclopedia of Mystical and Paranormal Experience,
Guiley, 1991. p. 183
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'The "Encounter-Prone Personality"

Research shows that some individuals are more ikely to have encounters with
alternate realities than are others  . . .  The most signifigant factor
seems to be excessive stress and trauma in childhood, including physical,
sexual, and psychological abuse, neglect, a negative home atmosphere, and
serious illness.'


The closest I personally come to this profile is the routine psychological
abuse of Roman Catholicism, parochial schools and one controlling, fearful
parent.


The other morning as I left the coffee shop one of the homeless fellows who
sits outside  "Hello Mary"  rather loudly. He had a blank
stare when I turned to look.  It reminded me of that scene in the film Grand
Canyon in which the female jogger is told by the bum 'to adopt the baby'.  I
always thought that scene was great. I did not enjoy my similar morning
encounter however.  The energies inside my body and the attendant minor
illnesses and ailements are one thing, this outer reality stuff is even
harder to take.  Unlike Angelique and Daniel I find it spooky.
(Synchronicites are ok and frequent btw.)    

Any advice out there?

Mary


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Date: Wed, 06 Nov 1996 

Subject: Re: Childhood and K

At 01:05 PM 11/6/96 -0800, Mary wrote:
>When this comes up I don't have the reference around, but I do now.  Here it
>is. From Harper's Encyclopedia of Mystical and Paranormal Experience,
>Guiley, 1991. p. 183
>
>'The "Encounter-Prone Personality"
>Any advice out there?

If you really want to study about encounter prone personalities, I suggest
you read Dr. Kenneth Ring's book, Heading Toward Omega (or was it The Omega
Project?).  It has a detailed analysis of this.

As far as the synchronicity is concerned, all I can say is, "Go with the Flow".

In Service to the Light,
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Date: Wed, 6 Nov 1996 
From: schwalmATNOSPAMsonatech.com (Randall Schwalm)
Subject: Re: politics and K

>This thread prompts me to mention once again the Natural Law Pary.  Their
>most promising platform issue is the teaching of meditation in prisons to
>greatly improve rehabilitation.  They had one thousand candidates in
>yesterday's elections.  The do have a web site.
>		Mary,
>	The Reluctant Earthling


Mary,

There is a non-profit group doing meditiations in prisions they are called
Vision For Prisions.  Their goal is to set up a small room for meditiation
and have it for each in-mate to use.  More than a "time out"  room but a
real mediaition area without guards and other in-mates.

That sure is the insane idea what is a criminal but a person that is calling
for help...  It is said to respond to this "call for help" by putting people
in jail and stacking them on top of each other.....A crazy way to do things..


If anyone wants more info I can give you the Visions For Prisons  phone
number and address.

Randy



Date: Wed, 6 Nov 1996 
From: Mistress Angelique Serpent 
Subject: Re: Spam Revenge

>Juliet wrote:
>> 
>> I say we all reply directly to HiTekMgmtATNOSPAMaol.com with a nice note asking
>> them to please, spam not... with LARGE (attractive) graphics files
>> attached!
>
>Juliet,
>Consider it done...Mr/Ms HiTek is looking at a marvelous photo of a lama
>( animal kind)  kissing the lens of my camera!
>Best fun I've had in a while.:D  giggle
>Rondi
>

i laughed, I cried, I rolled on the carpet kicking! 
Toooo funny, Rondi, you win the prize!
 
Did you include a caption that the llama wanted it's K. opened?
"Give to me the Kundalini beverage! I wish to become enlightened! Sluuuurp."
Too bad llamas don't have credit.
All you get from them (and us) is buckets of silliness, you hitek people!
AHH  ha 
       ha
         ha ha ! Take that., you bandwidth hijacker! 
Now We send you back the dreaded Silly Mail!  
  Giggles, Angelique.



Date: Wed, 6 Nov 1996 
From: Mistress Angelique Serpent 
Subject: politics and K

>This thread prompts me to mention once again the Natural Law Pary.  Their
>most promising platform issue is the teaching of meditation in prisons to
>greatly improve rehabilitation.  They had one thousand candidates in
>yesterday's elections.  The do have a web site.
>		Mary,
>	The Reluctant Earthling
>
>
-  I had a friend who ran for the Natural Law Party last federal election
(Canada).
  I was very skeptical of thier policies, but he persuaded me to study some
of the material, and go to a lecture. Thier research and statistics are very
impressive.
  Thier platform: positive energy creates miracles, basically.....
Reflects what I as a K. awakened person, know to be true about my life.  
  While I am not a big fan of the Mahareshi Mahesh Yogi or the TM movement,
I have realized that the Natural Law Party is my only option to truly vote
as my conscience dictates.
-   Everybody else is caught up in band-aid approaches, and concerned mostly
with the movement of little green pieces of paper.
                   Angelique,
           The not very political.



Date: Wed, 6 Nov 1996 
From: Mistress Angelique Serpent 
Subject: Re: Childhood and K
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At 13:05 06/11/96 -0800, you wrote:
>When this comes up I don't have the reference around, but I do now.  Here it
>is. From Harper's Encyclopedia of Mystical and Paranormal Experience,
>Guiley, 1991. p. 183
>
>'The "Encounter-Prone Personality"
>
>Research shows that some individuals are more ikely to have encounters with
>alternate realities than are others  . . .  The most signifigant factor
>seems to be excessive stress and trauma in childhood, including physical,
>sexual, and psychological abuse, neglect, a negative home atmosphere, and
>serious illness.'
>
>
>The closest I personally come to this profile is the routine psychological
>abuse of Roman Catholicism, parochial schools and one controlling, fearful
>parent.
>
>
>The other morning as I left the coffee shop one of the homeless fellows who
>sits outside  "Hello Mary"  rather loudly. He had a blank
>stare when I turned to look.  It reminded me of that scene in the film Grand
>Canyon in which the female jogger is told by the bum 'to adopt the baby'.  I
>always thought that scene was great. I did not enjoy my similar morning
>encounter however.  The energies inside my body and the attendant minor
>illnesses and ailements are one thing, this outer reality stuff is even
>harder to take.  Unlike Angelique and Daniel I find it spooky.
>(Synchronicites are ok and frequent btw.)    
>
>Any advice out there?
>
>Mary
>
  Well, Mary, my advice may seem silly, but I suggest you get yourself some
fairies. They are a hoot! It's your own negative energies that attract
frightening experiences, and with a Fair of Faerie hangin' around, there is
delight and absurdity in outer reality. Fairies don't seem to be afraid of
anything. 
 In fact, it seems the Faerie are coming along on the visionquest just to
keep my spirits up! To keep me amused. They do that really well.
  I explained to them last night about the internet, and how my Faerie Tales
help more people to believe in them, and take the earth energies into
account when making decisions. How I can contact people all over the world.
They seemed to think that was really neato. So today, I suspect them of
playing with my slave's computer, so he had to go into work after all, and I
got the computer desk back. Tee Hee. I've asked them not to play with
electronics, though. Expensive and delicate.
   Hmmm. I'm getting a big planter of some kind, near a patio door? And a
rather large (4') shy earth being who loves you. Really loves you. Has been
watching with compassion for some time. Whew! He's really longing to teach
you how to handle the excess energy, to image health. I think you will find
him easy to contact. 
 Apparently, Faerie don't need internet to communicate long distance. 
                Good Luck! Angelique.



Date: Wed, 06 Nov 1996 
From: Peter Norton 
Subject: Re: politics and K

>This thread prompts me to mention once again the Natural Law Pary.  Their
>most promising platform issue is the teaching of meditation in prisons to
>greatly improve rehabilitation.  They had one thousand candidates in
>yesterday's elections.  They do have a web site.
>               Mary,

I, for one, was not about to pass up the opportunity to vote for 
the first Harvard PhD Grand-Unified-Theoretical Physicist to 
ever run for President!  So I proudly cast my vote last night
for Dr. John Hagelin, regardless of the Maharishi factor.  
I want for once to hear an inaugural address that discusses the 
latest developments in SuperSymmetric String Theory, but alas, 
it was not to be.
Perhaps in a parallel universe?  Wait ... I'll go check ... nope,
not there either. sigh

Dr. John Hagelin for President, 1996:
http://www.hagelin.org/hagelin
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Date: Wed, 06 Nov 96 
From: Richard Satin 
Subject: Re: Miraculous Anti-Spam Software (was: Spam Revenge)]

The change was only to allow members to post.  Since most of the
advertisements were coming from people who were not members, that worked.

In this case, the posts came from a list member.  

Richard



To you I'm an athiest.  To God I'm the loyal opposition.
Woody Allen


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Date: Wed, 6 Nov 1996 
From: Mary Knapp 
Subject: Re: politics and K

Just how many parallel universes did you check? ;-}

M


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At 02:58 PM 11/6/96 +0000, Peter Norton wrote:[snipped]

		Mary,
	The Reluctant Earthling



Date: Wed, 6 Nov 1996 
From: Mary Knapp 
Subject: Faries

>  Well, Mary, my advice may seem silly, but I suggest you get yourself some
>fairies.[snipped]

I gotta tell you Angelique, you're  gooood!  That plant (next to the door to
my upper deck, across from my bed, about 4' tall) used to vibrate when I was
too afraid to.  Once I caught it spinning around like a whirling dirvish.
This gives me the willies. Also I had a little brown fairie (named Max
apparently) who used to always move this ceramic angel I had on my deck.
It was always in a new and weird position in the AM.  I didn't like it and
told him to go away.  He broke the angel and I have been reluctant to be in
relationship with faries since then....  However you encourage me here.  I
do not feel healthy and am willing to try all sorts of things. 

However, some questions first.  Is co-dependency possible?  What are some of
the possible pitfalls and how does one avoid them??  Etc.

With gratitude and blessings,
M