2-Gerard & All: re..... the role of Guru or Jupiter, in our lives..... Mark Kincaid 8/7

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In TMFriends , " sellamgerard " <sellamgerard> wrote:

>

> Actually, because of this withdrew I was thinking before the attack

> that something like that will very unfortunely take place, and

> perhaps not only one time. Only Maharishi has the answer.

>

> Jai Guru Dev

>

> Gerard

 

 

 

Dear All:

 

I think of Maharishi, quite often as a parent, but a parent of a very big

family.

 

With some children, or people or even countries Maharishi reacts one way and

with others, another.

 

Imagine if Maharishi was our parent and he'd told us about all

these great potentials, what would he do?

 

I think this is Maharishi's greatest challenge, how to inspire people for

this Knowledge.

 

For so many years he gave us the practical experience of transcending, then

later, sidhis, and all the while, waves after waves of knowledge.

 

What did we do?

 

Depending upon each of our situations, we responded to Maharishi

differently.

 

I'm only glad that Maharishi seemed to need us, to help the World.

 

Otherwise, if Maharishi had been a traditional Guru, where the student was

to have to spend many years first, practicing Yama and the such, we'd still

be waiting for the good stuff.

 

Sometimes, I think of Maharishi as being a conductor at the station, and

seeing a run away train on the tracks.

 

What he does, is to try to help us slow down, get off the tracks,

divert the out of control train...etc.

 

For a long time I thought the Guru was meant to be understood, but lately

I'm beginning to think that maybe, just maybe, he's really meant to be

surrendered to.

 

In Jyotish, the Guru, called Jupiter, is that part of us, from where

Knowledge comes. Part of growing within the wisdoms of Jupiter, is to

transcend, and other times, we're meant to understand, and others, to

surrender.

 

 

Sincerely,

 

 

 

Mark Kincaid

 

 

 

Meditator since 1970.

TM teacher since 1973.

 

In TMFriends , " sellamgerard " <sellamgerard> wrote:

>

> Actually, because of this withdrew I was thinking before the attack

> that something like that will very unfortunely take place, and

> perhaps not only one time. Only Maharishi has the answer.

>

> Jai Guru Dev

>

> Gerard

>

> TMFriends , Alfred Bellanti

> <alphadominator2003> wrote:

> > Dear TM Friends

> >

> > I have some concern how, after Maharishi withdrew support from

> Britain a few weeks ago, terrorist attacks recently took place in

> Central London. Can someone please shed some Vedic Wisdom to

> assuage my concern?

> >

> > Alphadominator

> > Jai Guru Dev

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