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Re: Now is still then... -- Mike Finch | Top of thread | Forum |
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Hi Mike, Wow, Wasn't it the case in the late 70's that Rawat really did put a higher premium on devotion than meditation? That's how I remember it. Suddenly, it was almost suspect to be too into meditation. Rather, we should want to spend as much time as possible sitting around regurgitating the myriad catch phrases of abject servility and desperate love Rawat fed us in his own satsangs. That's why instructors trained in these marathon mind-f**cking sessions rather than by trying to strengthen, deepen or whatever it is one thinks one can do to meditation to make it better. It was as if, after spending five or so years giving the initial path the good ol' college try and failing miserably (i.e. no one "realized Knowledge" as promised and expected), we now saw the goal was essentially unachieavable. It was a cosmic joke and we were the fallboys. After all, when you really stopped to think about it, who were we anyways to think we could ever overcome our weak, human natures like that? Better to just be humble and praise the Lord, beg him for his mercy, again and again and again. Surely, Paddy and I can't be the only ones who remember it like this?
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