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yourmastertwo
Yes who could forget the good old days. Lots of acid, criusin for chicks, surf all day, no work.
I was there. First came acid, then meditation and acid then meditation andn chanting Hare Krishna and acid then just chanting hare krsna.
Chris was your basic Jesus/Paranoid/Martyr surf dude type who liked to surround himself with worshipers.
We called him Sai in the beginning. Said he got that name from Krishna directly while he was floating around the ocean of white light.
Later we were all swern to secrecy about that one, and a few other things
He wrote in the beginning 'Sai Speaks' and everyone would gather round him like he was the reincarnation of Jesus chanting Hare Krsna or something.
Then he joined ISKCON said to burn the books and destroy the tapes.
Looked like a profile change at that point.
I was out-a-there.
yourmastertwo
Found this post while reviewing the beginning of this thread.
Isn't it hilarious? Kinda puts things into perspective a little.
Terre - "feeling lower than the straw in the street" has to do
with humility. To me, humility means realizing that all your
gifts and blessings come from God. The opposite of humility
is pride. Proud people are vengeful and angry. Humble people
are empty of pride and therefore open to the word of God.
When we become humble, an awareness of our own sinfulness
makes us feel "lower than the straw in the street". A humble
person then has respect and compassion for everyone else
because he feels low and focuses on his own condition,
not on judging others through pride.
Therefore, the humble are the well-wishers of all. To say
that you cannot compliment someone to protect them from
getting "puffed-up" is getting in backasswards.
But this makes sense in SIF because the guru, IMHO, suffers
from pride and therefore this is a predominant consciousness
in the rest of the group.