> > Alan "Are you really this monumentally stupid, or do you
> > just play the village idiot on the Usenet? Dali is
> > trying to explain to you that the only reason Mike
> > encourages people to "experience EOTS", is because
> > you keep misrepresenting it's teachings. Therefore
> > it's reasonable to suggest that anybody wishing to
> > know the facts, would best find them there, rather
> > than taking the word of a raving maniac, like you."

> > ~ I don't think so.  If John has misrepresented Wayne's teachings,
> > then the reasonable thing to do would be to present the correct
> > teachings, not urge people to "experience EOTS."  The
insurmountable
> > problem you have is that Wayne's teachings have generally been
> > presented by means of Wayne's own words.

> It's not really so much the metaphysical aspects of
> the teachings that he's misrepresented, although he
> has. It has more to do with the misrepresentations,
> along with outright lies, he's told about how Wayne
> treats his students, and how EOTS members behave. I
> personally know for a fact that John is wrong, so I
> understand the inclination to say "check it out for
> yourself if you're curious, don't take his word for
> it." I've resisted doing so because I knew it would
> be interpreted as "recruitment", though it wouldn't
> be. I couldn't care less if people go there, I just
> don't care for the folks there being misrepresented
> by him, especially when he knows little about them.

>>> Alan "Are you really this monumentally stupid, or do you
>>> just play the village idiot on the Usenet? Dali is
>>> trying to explain to you that the only reason Mike
>>> encourages people to "experience EOTS", is because
>>> you keep misrepresenting it's teachings. Therefore
>>> it's reasonable to suggest that anybody wishing to
>>> know the facts, would best find them there, rather
>>> than taking the word of a raving maniac, like you."

>>> ~ I don't think so.  If John has misrepresented Wayne's teachings,
>>> then the reasonable thing to do would be to present the correct
>>> teachings, not urge people to "experience EOTS."  The insurmountable
>>> problem you have is that Wayne's teachings have generally been
>>> presented by means of Wayne's own words.

>> It's not really so much the metaphysical aspects of
>> the teachings that he's misrepresented, although he
>> has. It has more to do with the misrepresentations,
>> along with outright lies, he's told about how Wayne
>> treats his students, and how EOTS members behave. I
>> personally know for a fact that John is wrong, so I
>> understand the inclination to say "check it out for
>> yourself if you're curious, don't take his word for
>> it." I've resisted doing so because I knew it would
>> be interpreted as "recruitment", though it wouldn't
>> be. I couldn't care less if people go there, I just
>> don't care for the folks there being misrepresented
>> by him, especially when he knows little about them.

> I agree.

> Nancy