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"He that has a secret should not only hide it, but hide that he has something to hide" [Writer and historian, Thomas Carlyle (1795-1881)]

The Whisky-Drinking Way

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Welcome to regular whisky gasping, gentlemen.
"You will probably have ro read the text to understand much of this: Many guys do try to gain unfair advantage. Have you noticed that some drink quite often "according to program", so to speak, and maybe get a bit desensitised to the bustle of other people? So could so-called refined whisky drinking without water be an offshoot of man-fishing? And how was it that prolonged whisky-drinking became launched as sit-like-a-log yoga to some?

"Many animals have to pant or gasp a lot, and beauty has nothing to do with it, whether we like it or not. Then there is clever gasping, that is where you do not move and yet gasp thoroughly and well," said the falcon. He was good at it.

Abe
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, "I have found in the course of a long experience that common people are more easily informed through . . . a broad illustration than in any other way.
As to what the hypercritical few may think, I do not care." [From Of]

Hare ways and our ways
Gruesome whisky drinking over and over T
Cosmic whisky drinking as an overlooked art T
- Spirited whisky drinking free from pangs
Many lessons indicate: Hard times are coming unless you get stern
- This has to warm your heart: Here is the offhand art of whisky drinking
Getting whisky-sobered T
- Can true guidance be hissed by canonical "vipers of Christ" in the USA?
Tantric whisky drinking
Drinking whisky: an offshoot of kriya yoga
- Song of the sordid whisky drinker
The off-hand whisky drinking art in a nutshell
Man-fishing T

Supporting reservations are presupposed throughout:

Hare Ways and Our Ways

Think "well-well" to fit in and avoid drudgery.

JUST living is one thing; promoting what is possible ties in with it, but not completely. Much that is possible is beneath you - However, if you are eager for knowledge, persist in what gives it:

See how various parts are knit together or fit together to make up the wholes you study.
Find good time to travel and think along broad, sweeping lines if you can.
Get new and interesting experiences and try to extract good points from that again, being very careful through it all.
Look into best things of life and even of enemies to get to the "bare reality" of issues, and try to be unbiased, careful and freewheeling mentally, at least for a time.
Good encounters are good for getting eager, for forming good, long-time-rewarding contacts to draw on, and winning rewarding perspectives.
Think and think twice before you invest; many new and interesting ideas need trimming before they can be mobilised into usefulness.

Do not preoccupy yourself with too many women; find time to rest in between - And think of what happened to Hare Krishna's family in the end. All were killed, thousands. He did not prevent it. Now is the time to ask: "Ah, but where is the evidence?"
It is a good question, a very good question. There is some historically related evidence that Sri Krishna might have existed. Whereabouts of Krishna are told of in the ancient and very long epic poem Mahabharata. Descriptions in it of his capital are said to correspond to his submerged capital Dwarka, recently found under water on the west coast of India. The Mahabharata also has Bhagavad Gita tucked inside it as one of its chapters, and the Srimad Bhagavatam, which gives tales of Krishna, and another gita (song) where Krishna instructs, namely the Uddhava gita. Some parts of these works are not all fiction, accordingly.
Further, as for existentially interesting outlooks and thoughts, they may be fine source-works. It would be wrong to interpret this information as "Krishna works proffer only sound tenets".

"Greater things"

ACCORDING to Hindu scriptures, Krishna had 18.000 wives, and most of them were abducted by him. A man with that many wives has to think only of himself sooner or later, unless he can copulate astoundlingly and repeatedly and has access to huge amounts of food an lavatories and so on. Let us say his harem wives want a divine lay a couple of times a day each. Since there are 24 hours in every day, the virile husband would then have to take well care of 1500 wives every hour. Gentlemen, that is having sex.

It suggests 22-40 wives every minute, night and day, give and take. And those who want rich foreplay, may love to keep at it for hours, but how, and with whom? Such things matter. for a virile man too has a need to sleep and enlarge his horizons . Fit for a harem of two or three or four, do not overdo it. You might do better with one appropriate, congenial wife to be happy with.

Jesus: "Verily, anyone who has faith in me will do what I have been doing. He will do even greater things than these ... in my name, and I will do it." - John 14;12-3
Jesus: "Everything is possible for him who believes." - Mark 9;23

You see he dictates it is possible. But you should believe better than that - that is greater works, too :).

Gruesome Whisky Drinking Over and Over

Hug a bramble, siren, and slowly gasp - the new kriya lore is about.

THE MAN, musing into the night: "Not everybody feels that British copulation is the high-levelled art and requires great, adamant skill and its own delicate tact. Yet we slowly catch the wind in so doing, whereas the Wooster-looking art of whisky drinking takes what it takes.
Yet in both these cases - healthy copulation and sound whisky drinking with gasping as cleverly as you can, you slowly gasp. That is the trick, the overlooked one. And gasping copulation can last for hours if you are good at that. There are lots of splendid Tao-sex exercises to look into, and perhaps rhythmical slow-motion makes a difference. Hurry and find out.
M-hm, plenty of skilled kissing and cosy hugging should go along with it. Not everybody feels it that way, but then again, high-levelled art is not much appreciated among the godly-fakers.
Perhaps they had better take up the art of minimisation - the small dose of pretended holiness. To minimise the pompous role-playing and faking could become a new kriya nitwit exercise. Maybe the second most needed to some, or the strangely overlooked one.

The rule "Hurry and find out on your own" needs adamant skill alongside, if things are to run well.

The Saving Portent Bell

THERE IS more than one risk involved in heavy minister drinking.
So make the bad sides small to look at -
Who are they? Base or basic things for most part.

THE GOOD thing about candid saving coitus
is in the oddly savoury practise.
It is best to operate on top of that plan.
The main focus is to make the best out of what you have in your hands and mill well.
And that small dose -
Like off-hand whisky-heaving and grinning as best you can.
Let it be Paul's pinpointed means to a salvation at last -
Be proud if you master that art.

INSTRUCTIONS can save you - but not a cucumber.
The truly saving bells
and instructions on top of Christ could have a ring of ecstasy -
gong.

1. Spirited whisky drinking free from pangs: the quacklike art part

Find the way out:
The more you breathe gin,
the more you find.

THERE IS nothing wicked here: just the art of drinking whisky offhand according to plan. And by composing the drinking routines very well, maybe we can rise to the occasion and love to drink. Jesus said his true followers could drink deadly poison. Well, well; seeing is believing. Rise to do it your way: culinary, regular kelp whisky drinking comes very close to that - indeed bordering on death for the advanced fellow.
There is more than one risk involved in heavy drinking. Minimise the bad side, increase the brilliant ones and find a tenable, good way of going on, like the British Army of regular pub drinkers, century after century. Stark whisky drinking takes what it takes. We should not count on that someone will come out of the blue to help us if we drink deadly poison, such as too much alcohol at the time. These can be marks the master craftsman.
These things are all much treasured in insider traditions, not only Solomon's heritage, but among Islamic Sufi saints, good masters and ourselves. Maybe some good things in life can be made better. And if so, who are they? They are basic things.
Yes, the good things in life come along with chasing the wind like the regular, offhand whisky drinker does it. Can we say it clearer? The organs for catching the wind are the lungs and so on. Gasp, pant, use the slow and composed heaving breath - it stands to reason that the more you breathe in, the more "wind" is had". The regular, cool whisky gasp can be like a wind song in and out of your throat. You catch the wind. You live on top of one Solomonic saying, by seemingly offhand interpretation. Much depends on interpretation, says the Gospel of Thomas in the very first paragraph (loggion). Now you know. [?]
In the facet of art that is called minimalism, you try to reduce unwanted elements to get a deft impression, and more than that. You have to compose well. ¤
Culinary art is to get a terrible impact with a minimum of industry. So in regular whisky drinking you slowly gasp - but not so that your fellow at the court table hears it. Do it like that. It is a sign of good education in the best British circles. As an advanced artist in offhand whisky drinking - a Bergen artist - you can sit and gasp on your own without having to use cod liver oil or whisky at all - and what will you find? Let that come in addition. And let these hints serve your regular home life if you can.

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Keep an eye to regular
saving copulation also.

LET US also keep an eye to regular Christian coitus to see what we mean. The main focus here is to make the best out of your wife or husband. One good thing about coitus, is in the very pleasant and culinary heaving breath, the panting and gasping and laughter of the practise. The apostle Paul indicates that it can put a man right with God, not only his partner. And to be put right with God is to be all right, even saved. We have that Biblical testimony. See 1 Corinthians 7,13-14. Not everybody feels it that way, but then, again, maybe they have never mastered orgiastic sex or Taoist, slow-motion copulation that can last for hours on end. Skilled kissing can or should go along with it. [Cf. Jc]
Lifting the fluid means to get to the spirits inside the glass - look at the fay side - it means going from the gross to the more rarefied in the hope of not losing all of it in the process. Much homeopathy seems to operate according to that plan or fervent hope. The last part of a selective, rarefying and offhand-looking art can be difficult, and the whole rarefying process can be accompanied by harsh judgements if you are not one of a rather influential gang. Pablo Picasso was at the turn of this century. It was his luck. or take a look at Gaugin.
The main focus here is to make the best out of the master craftsman and his skills. Paul Gaugin took careful looks at immodest girls at Tahiti. Make the best out of women and plants, wine, song and dance - lift the practises into high-levelled art and suck a lot with great, adamant skill.
"Here comes the sun", sang the Beatles. They reaped vast benefits from hysterical girls. As they saw and lived out: The good artist often comes very close to looking offhand by supreme skill "in any odd way you choose it" (The Beatles).
If we seek to improve sluggard whisky drinking to get refined like the aristocracy, we have to take up the regular drill hinted at above through the many fine points. Perhaps we had better take up the art of minimisation - the small dose - We may learn to rarefy the high-class whisky we drink.
This offhand-looking sidelight is the most saying instruction you find here: The good thing about drinking whisky is the same as about drinking cod liver oil - it is in the clever and long gasping - inaudible, measured, well composed, in and out - And this is chasing the wind in a very Solomonic way - not necessarily diabolic way: that is how the brilliant man sees it.
He saw: "My God, by distilling Viking wine into kelp whisky, you get the terse thing needed - often serve that art. By leaving out a lot naturalistic, much significant new art has taken shape. ¤
Good and skilled art contains the keys. Goethe saw that the marks of the master in his art is in skilled and neat condensation of form - something like that. The alcohol that makes you gasp and grin when you sip, can be the key to salvation from life - To express much by little is much of the art. And to gain much by little is much more, if you think coping for survival, including getting solid assets into all this. [Dq]
The rule "Hurry and find out on your own" can be a danger in very uncharted waters here. We say, along with the avatar and peacock giver, if that feels better: "Depend on best instructions in offhand whisky drinking or stay out of it". We have now come near the conclusion that the best part of drinking whisky is to leave out the alcohol. Be proud of it if you master that art, if you did not fall into depending on gross alcohol, or drinking heavily.

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BELIEVE as you must. These instructions can save you - the truly saving instructions presented in a way Jesus and the all-god Pan can feel happy about. let us bear in mind that Pan orgies in the woods might have been ritual, ecstatic and transcending. [Cf. Gk]

Cunning, Masterful, Off-Hand Whisky Drinking As a Rich, Overlooked Art

A lovely time for clowning and merry-making is hardly one of dwarfing.

IN HINDU mythology Krishna is the shepherd and millions of men his calves, as so often happens for a blunted million of master adherents over there. That is old imagery.
Greek Cirke kept men turned into swine as her herd. The great man should never get blunted and dwarfed, he should thank no to any Circe-brewed medicine or master gate - and learn to draw plenty inspiration from the literate Norse Odin: He detected how to make wine all on his own.

It often pays to bear in mind life is a totality and delicately balanced as well.

Many Lessons Indicate: Hard Times Are Coming Unless You Get Stern

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YOU AND I should hardly have to be
freaking slaves
in the name of Jehovah
all for liking altar whisky.
The sound man bears in mind
life's no small totality, and
forewarned is forearmed.

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LET US cope better on top of costly new and old imagery.
Norse god Odin became literate,
next he hanged himself.
What a lesson higher up.
Odin could also drink a lot -
It just seems to be the truth.

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THERE may be no way out
till you learn to freak like a man,
you too.

This Has to Warm Your Heart: Here is the Offhand Art of Whisky Drinking Without Getting Wishy-Washy

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Love kelp whisky,
emblem of all hope.

IN unchartered waters, listen to any forerunner that did not succumb and drown. The alarming offhand proverb is: More people die in a glass than at sea. (Norwegian). It suggests that many okay people find it all right to drink themselves to death. Alcohol can be fun at first, that is when you get the overwhelming, suggestive drinking man's feedback from their side. Later, well - as so often happens - you may not count on them.
But you should not have to be turned into a freaking, modern master-slave for liking such as sound kelp whisky. By gauging salient features, we come up with the new view: To be a prison inmate is much like being a master's slave or donkey, only many times more cosy to some. Now we have an inkling. Gurus are made by being treated much like criminals - only much worse, some of them. What can come out it, except possible wide, general hate and degradation without end?
These things matter, particularly in the Wild West, where millions seem to have been captured and caught. And, while referring to millions of master adherents, let us bear in mind that life is a totality, not only black and white, and that one day a glass of kelp whisky could save you - with the future all unknown.
We do not know - That is one good reasons why freedom from yoga-masters has to be depended on, well retained, and much rarefied whisky drinking for those of us that may crave it. We do.
Yes, the art of living can encompass much, depending of climate, social enclaves and what is to be expected next. In the Western world, traditional whisky drinking is in danger. Battering and vile chemical substances threaten man to the bone, not only the US Army and administration, if that is what is going on. If stuck between two evils, choose the easier one, and learn to lessen its yokes rather soon. Forewarned is forearmed.
The great man should never have a master-given yoke on. Yoke and yoga are related. In other words, the meaning of yoga is to put some yokes on you. The farm animal has to put up with getting killed and yoked for farming. There is reason to fear that modern masters try such things on top of men if they are hard, very hard - They live a seemingly fair life on top of it. But you can do better. let us all hope that. ¤
The easy way out, is that drinking hard liquor regularly, till your liver hardens and shrinks? Or would it be better if you just hang yourself in the first place?

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TO decide it, you have been given very basic features of regular drinking of kelp whisky. let us come to the conclusion: Offhand whisky-drinking is emboldening Harding yoga, a relative of Garibaldi's kraya that got lost in infancy - only in fancy.
Pertinent masters give you the ways to drink, and keep their farms alive by people that get tamed, maybe cowed. There is that risk. That is why yogi disciples are likened to a herd. That is the old imagery. Greek Cirke kept men turned into swine. In Hindu mythology, the idol avatar (descended divinity) Krishna is the shepherd, and the slaves he has captures, his herd. [Gh; Sh]
Kingly Odin got significant Norse wisdom by hanging himself - However, he also stole mead, that is Viking wine. If you distil wine far and wide, you end up with counterparts to whisky. From drinking Viking wine, Odin became literate, and others learnt from him. And from this we learn: Both hanging himself and drinking a lot of alcohol can serve a hard man, or so it seems. [Ng] ¤

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THERE may be no way out if you take up regular whisky drinking unless you learn the culinary art and adapt to it.

Getting Whisky-Sobered

Inaudible, Regular Whisky Gasping Can Be Thought to Be Insignificant

Sound artist skill in drinking Some delicate themes pop up. Get blurred or confusing. Going along all too different.

GOOD living is seen in the fixed rhythms of gliding inside and giving vent to something in the waking state, over and over. Opposed to this is mediocre teachings.
Systemic teachings of salmon and whisky drinking should give poignant help, as they are deeper than most other teachings. In part they play on metaphors, and thus express up to a certain level and then get more or less blurred, so that they are thought to be insignificant by the mediocre. That is as should be, according to the teachings on Tao. Note that well.
Great spiritual experiences or phenomena appear in my central field of awareness, that giant deep inside. Learn to take the high road. It could be marked by silence and being odious-looking among many so-called respectable, but sour guys. Look to Jesus here too - just like that.
That giant and his rules for living tend to be marked by no prestige in god-fearing, frozen and all too perverted or wrongly fearful circles - could it even be "us stout, good Pagan-Christians"
There is a good chance the natural libido is dwarfed by ritual ballyhoo if given time.

Speak against perverted outlets and bulwark against egocentric masters that demand renunciation of you and only you. They want you to forsake - maybe their bosses did not know any better. And some go further and start to molest like creeps.

An artist on his way up into recognition, could be marked by this deep, penetrating over-all process: (a) "Feel free to inspect my art if you like." And: (b) People often snigger.
It is good to be an artist.

It is good to be a tactful man, that sort of artist. Yet a wise man makes it a point to look very well groomed for most part. Decent fairy tales delight small children's ears. What about his?

Can True Guidance Be Hissed By "Vipers of Christ" in the Closet?

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The inside world is not as the waking state. It can have a ring of being crazy.
Look to Jesus. He was sentenced to death on top of that. Seeming furtive does not help a man then.
Next, let anybody say:
"Still let great spiritual experiences or phenomena appear
in my central field of awareness.
But one cosy "cloister bunny" managed to tune Martin Luther to other pregnant sights too. They had twelve children -
And far from holy-looking ones they seemed to Catholics like St. Theresa.
In a text handed over from her pen, she surely talks down on his good work for better living than being pope-ridden
the name of some religious-looking, conform mess.
It can be added:
Much of "holy us" slogan rides often drives a man to quite jarring deviations, like the monk Luther's.
Thus, in a high papist position, love to be laughed at. You can do it.

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Now, cater to your own wine and own fare seems all right
so long as you cannot win a deep, good fare among friends that fit your heart.
In dire distress, you too could learn to cope and rise by deceit,
by trickery like an unsound evangelist,
teeming with rather freak salvationist play
like that of the Hare Krishna obedient master in the name of Jesus Christ.

I know one such one:
the idol-worshipped swami-monk Yogananda -
He insisted Jesus serves as one of many
in a Hare Krishna assembly -
the time was ready -
not so much for "Seeing is believing".
North America was young and innocent,
perhaps floundering by its overt fixations.
Hardly anyone has seen all of them, we have to admit it.
As for me, I visited the US melting-pot.
Southern California.

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We too can concoct a rich medley of
sayings we can do without in life,
like Yogananda, the now regularly worshippped narcissist,
and make disciples hail till we
stop asking wha t's really needed
for us or them.
We hardly know.

Yet the vast bulk of cloister-ridden Heathen lesson is hardly valuable material anyway.
It is often assisting a bland rigmarole-duping of innocent beginners
Gurus have Gentile outlooks underneath,
and their dominant, assistant attitudes go deep.
Instead of listen and be deceived,
a wise man makes it a point to look very well groomed
for most part. And candid people are needed,
also in the best cloister circles if the Lord will not come down in a pillar of cloud.
There could be room for lots of them, but not the idol and proselyter.

Instead, take to small and high-standing anecdotes.
Good and decent fairy tales delight small childen's ears.
Some parts have to assist tact -
let that be great tact.

Tantric Whisky Drinking

ELEGANT language and foul language both make use of a wide variety of figures of speech, metaphors and symbols to enable us to "see" higher up than otherwise. Mystical insight is different; it is hardly word-dependent at all in the first place. It is some sort of waking-up, more or less.
Be that as it may. Very skilled language often helps us to manage better, accommodate better, live better. And thoroughly off-hand language can come very close to the most skilled language there is. Often we can hardly discern between jokes and truths in those altitudes. I think I can prove it to you.

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Good truths or classy jokes
both go deep inside.

LET US LOOK into this: Cloister language all over the planet is teeming with Tantric or occult terms. let us talk of the dear salmon and his mouth-piece, which is the all right trout deep in the Atlantic Ocean. Put in the wise Mexican don Juan Matos' jargon, what could be the inner salmon, appears like an eagle emanation. Don Juan trained Dr. Carlos Castanedas, who later wrote about this sort of blatantly overlooked wisdom teachings, Mexican Indian teachings.
After this tender, initial correlation, I have to add that basically my teachings of salmon and whisky drinking should give poignant help in some way or other. How can metaphors express up to that level? These things deserve to be well clarified before we enter deep insider lessons.
First, let anybody say: "Great spiritual experiences or phenomena appear in my central field of awareness. It is not solid up there, it is more like thin air. The hallmark is "rarefied", hardly solid and substantial. My description should be resonant to that experience, in other words allegorical or better. This is the life-long lesson for the word-conditioned fellows all over the Wild West."
Well, well. Operant conditioning is a fact and forms the basis for much religious ministry. A shame. The religious monk is more of a chatter-box than a culinary artist or giant deep inside. This is because to be religious is to be made parrot-like in secret. Parrots can be very welcome furniture, but that is not the point for now. Dr. Eric Berne (bless him) has taken over rustic folk tales imagery for these sort of thing to express well: In step with his material, we could call the little self-assertive monk a frog. But we may find that "cloister bunny" manages to tune us to more pregnant sights. Another term can be "word-conditioned, braying bum" of a sort, or may I add: "Poor guy, he is framed by high-looking terms - did not take the high road". You know some of these things, I bet. [Hom; Bob]
No term to cling to may be easier to handle than cringing, operant religious terms. Many of them can hardly be as great, classy, high-ranking and instructive as they look like. Many might figure that seemingly classy terms to bray, form part of rather big tricks in the slave-taker street. It can be the operant-conditioning, the mere religious and holy-looking one.
On the other hand, to be spiritual is to evolve your inner aspects like an individual - much as an artist. Mark my words. Clever, Jungian-looking individuation is helped by frisk imagery more than "frozen" terms that serve power and prestige in some circles. This is because terms that topdogs like, may condition underdogs so that they become conform in unwelcome ways to the god deep inside. The terms "topdog" and "underdog" stem from Gestalt psychologist Fredrick Perls. [Fuf 229]
I found topdog things to take place inside the master-serving SRF. That metaphorical Farm presents mediocre mixtures of sayings and sermons by the late Yogananda (1893-1952) and people inside it live for that. The true man, on the other hand, lets nothing stiffle and downgrade his divine way. It is dominantly twofold: First to dive for salmon inside, and next express more and better in the open. These two aspects of living is seen in the fixed rhythms of gliding inside in sleep and giving vent to something in the waking state after that, day after day.
Opposed to this is mediocre teachings. Some innocent youngsters in the Wild West end up stuffed with master slogans, decrees and routines that may take you nowhere. Alarmingly many may succumb to that sort of trickery in the name of Jehovah. They may end up as stultified individuals. Maybe there is no way left for them after that. Look at the pine. If you curb its natural growth, or cut off the top shoot, no good-looking crown will come. And that is being stultified in the name of some religious-looking, conform mess. I find the idol avatar we look at, to be guilty of word-braying and playing unfair games. He swindled for acceptance, it seems. Or maybe he did not know any better. Many a hard donkey game can evolve on top of that. I have looked into these things. Hard hanky-panky is the field of such as the Great Inquisition - a bad thing.
There is much to be reckoned with, and not everything we come across is milk and honey. Our attitude had better be geared to that nudge. "It happens in the best families, in the best of circles."
Let us look into deviation according to plan:
True spirituals can hardly break with very strong, natural designs without deviating. And deviating can become a huge problem. It has to be reckoned with. Some who deviate from natural, all right life, become monks and nuns. And some go further and start to molest and punish themselves. John of the Cross was one, biographers insist. There is a good chance the natural libido (id) in self-flogging individuals has gone astray, it seems fair to say. Catholicism is full of such "maiming holy ones". I wish they had not existed. For if the id theory's perspectives are quite accurate in the matter, it stand out that many so-called holy guys could have come a long way down, and that for common man there is room for much better, higher, freer accommodation.
We solemnly leave the figuratively self-whipping narcissist problem here, for we are headed for cunning whisky drinking, are not we? I feel it fit to emphasise: It should pay to speak against perverted outlets and bulwark against those things even before such things as "holy love, holy fakir, holy mom" manifests and takes brains away.
May I add that as a highest-ranked initiate inside our SRF, I managed to thank no to the scarring, hard-drinking fellowship on firm moral grounds.
May I add: Much insignificant "word-braying" may in time promote even jarring deviations from the true way. That way enters deep inside oneself, one's bosom, and living naturally enough. To do less is to fall short, I found, and to fall short is to fail. I did so. But I also woke up enough to insist: Monkey-business is not a good thing, O my Farm.
It happens that outright monkey-business and monk business is much different, too.
It pays to be different, for different from nearly all others is what we are deep inside, if Swiss Carl Jung saw the light. I think he did. Look: A fixed part of culinary individuation is to manifest our unique traits from inside as they pop up. The artist is marked by that sort of process. It is a deep one. And to manifest unique sides of existence is to differ. To differ is to deviate, and deviant persons may be met with negative sanctions, such as:

Being laughed at loud.
Being blocked, thwarted, hindered in gross ways over and over again, finding no refuge.
Being ostracised, "frozen out".
Being flogged to death and burnt - in other words killed.

In a great book by professor Huston Smith we find such features of the blocking process manifested against Mohammed while he served Allah as his messenger back in Mecca. He had to flee to make it. [Rof]
From the intrinsic build-up of this thing you may suspect you are not going up-hill unless people snigger - or what? Jesus said his true friends could reckon with being hated for his sake, and the much evolved prophets were stoned. The case is made. You can inspect it if you like.

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I am not a big, bad wolf to be arrested and subjected to the same hardships as the budding artist among men, the great gift or his singing martyrs. Interestingly enough, many religious-looking and religious-talking people do not get laughed at or worse. It may indicate they have found that looking clergylike and respected holy is the good joke. Nay, it could be a fantastic trick. The martyrs were never up to that. We have to see how far the well respected holy and clever ones seem to say one thing and do the opposite to get rich and influential with a darling's appeal. So bland hypocricy is what we have to look for among revered and respected ministers. Mark my words. They get revered in the world - which mainly functions on the world's terms
And now we have to say it straight out: Word-parroting monkish-religious dil dal holum - or monkey-business - often works in stultifying ways right under the surface, and often against something dearer inside. A good sign of a word-parrot can be engrossing terms it takes to over and over. They may be seen to serve marring supremacy or servile domestication. It often happens. Look at the engrossing master's little book Sayings of Yogananda. It is marked by many supremacy terms over and over. And the setting they occur inside, is marked by great servility - lord-servant attitudes. The word "Master" is employed over and over, not "rat". There is not much briskness allowed anyone but the all-knowing master. A silent cry to lots of readers is: "Reverence."
These things count. As for Yogananda we aim at all the way, he came as an Hindu swami ambassador to the United States in 1920. The world was young back then - He stayed for thirty-odd years and marred by such as false play, or was it horseplay?

He insisted Jesus is one master, one of many.
He took to infiltrative jargon to get welcomed.
He introduced Hare Krishna worship only when the time was ready - not from the start - because of manipulative deceptions.
Through the fellowship's public "Aims and Ideals" he stood for the true, genuine Christianity of Jesus. But such elements as glossolalia (speaking in tongues); many standard regulations from the New Testament letters on how to organise a church; and apostolic succession is left out. The "tree growth" of Christianity he stood up for, was more of a Hindu attack than organic growth in the footsteps of Jesus.
Maybe the typical peacock freaked - look at him. - The peacock master did. A monkey could have done better. Truly, he did not live to make all people on earth welcome Jesus as their one saviour, but had native Indians for that purpose - much contrary to the mission command at the back of Matthew. [Cf. Ak: "Aims and Ideals"]

You see how easy it is to be taken in and then waylaid by stages. To be made to believe that a Hindu avatar or narcissist brings true Christianity when he instigates his Mother worship, Krishna worship and ignores many basic assets of true Christianity, is to be taken in. And to be taken in, can be to be swindled. Here it may signify being led astray, which is an altogether bad thing in the gospel.
The particular basic swindles involved in Esthete Garden includes a certain pledge. her it is:

To God and the sacred masters of SRF I pledge my unconditional love, reverence and loyalty (forever).

From my depths I found: "This is to overstep my reservoirs. How can I possibly fix what I am going to feel and say and do in a far future by a magic stroke - my monsters? Farewell."
I also found: "I have not felt full love for the sixth avatar here the whole day. Not loving Krishna a lot, along with the five other masters I have not met in person, I see I have failed to keep my promise - I could do nothing better. Me and my big mouth - uha." It is a Danish expression of disgust, dismay, and may be humorous.
The Bible says a promise is to be kept, grossly stated. But what if you are swindled? I was. I woke up, I found out from inside, but much too late to steer outside my rocky coast of broken tenets and the hundreds of skerries under the surface. This should be sound imagery for you. I also happened to find myself bound, much like a tamed stallion. I had that dream, one of many. Some brought elegant instructions fit for me, personally.
But the Garden Lessons are different.

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The SRF Lessons is a rich mixture of sayings you nearly always can do without in life, like Sunday School sermons. I think many do better without them, for they are a quite general mixture from many decades ago and a long way away from home. They are not very candid. They took off from lectures and sermons held by the Hindu monk we call Yogananda to make it easy on the avatar-eager, scared nerves om some. He strove to make a hybrid cult in the United States, which is a wide-ranged mixture of settings that never can quite compare to the lands that lie by the Atlantic Ocean, where the conditions are not that fat. When that soap opera king died, lots of wagging dogs (read: avatar disciples) hailed him as more than a Hindu emissary, more than a master, and looked on him as a god-hero, another New Age Christ, the real Saviour inside the Fellowship, and at times as God the Mother. Yes, as your deep-swimming trout, God. I recall an old, cloistered Esthete Garden bunny of a sort, "Mother Wisdom". She often serves as a role model for upbringing into Esthete Garden obedience, and one time said:
"He is my God."
She did not add "Hell" - Well, well. It is presented as a happy thought, even cream insight inside the whole of the SRF. If so, you may ask what you really need Jesus for inside SRF, that sort of herd or flock. I do not know. I often figure his main function is decor, since the Christianity level accomplished seems rudimentary. The Esthete Garden chicken can be an avid idolator or idoliser according to the gospel terms, but then again, do not expect much from a bird.
I hope you are happy to know such things here, at the start. For if you enter his dynasty and the let's-be-religious-games the flock operates by, you will be marked. Many facets of the marker art get imposed on you through books, insider lessons, Service Readings and other material.
The bulk of cloister-ridden Esthete Lessons is hardly valuable - its' general, wishy-washy, not consistent, not up-to-date in all respects, hardly relevant enough for a warrior or follower of Christian ethics; and so on. But there are nuggets of gold, and then there is the kriya yoga in a separate set of instructions.
Big parts of the Esthete Lessons are found in published Garden material anyway - look up in Man's Eternal Quest to get a feel of it all. I have commented on a typical peacock serenade elsewhere in this lesson series. Some may call his avatar sermons demoniac. Well, some do, but I refrain from that sort of labelling. You can see for yourself that a eacock is no regular, married man - he has mnay wives.
Bits found inside and outside SRF'S Esthete Lessons are parroted regularly by SRF bunnies - so they should be grossly over-rated. They do such sorts of things to impress, and regularly. And to impress can be the first step along a long way down towards duping innocent beginners - I was. As it is, hoodwinking is marring. Much hoodwinking in the Wild West is draped in costly or religious-sounding garbs. To my knowing, the genuine spiritual guys refrain from such things.
Guru hoodwinking may succeed, and the guess is that mean plans must be at the bottom. Like the quixotic Kriya Pledge, master plotting may rise in time to lead astray, nay, enslave. To enable is different, highly different.
The instruction series I furnish, on the other hand, is for facing much and maybe arrive at more than enabling tips by it. "Look at creation with seeing eyes," said Yogananda. Good customs should not have been dispensed with, as they adapt to living on top of many non-freak, candid insights over the years, and more often than not, good customs are locally regulated, not general -
Good custums that are handed over regularly for all right living, come under the heading "The Parent" in Dr. Eric Berne's costly Transactional Analysis, or TA. It is centred on how we relate, and tries to present common man with a non-dwarfed methods of inspections and relating - more or less incomplete, I have to grant.
Many things are not easy to come to grips with. Real living is more than a black-and-white screen. There are shades of grey, hues and colours on top of that, and clever, artistic designs may pop up. One man's meat, another man's burden, and so on. We cannot always agree. For where everybody thinks alike, non thinks deeply or well enough. (Proverbial).
Many selective, local customs are odd or stultifying. Still, the eclectic (selective) approach is also what the great avatar is aiming at. And this outlook is found deep inside a canonical book. [Pa] That is also a bit of what I found out. Just look at it: Like the Kriya Pledge that may bind anybody hand and foot and maybe for three life-times, the local net of customs, expectations and decadence may ruin much self-esteem. And then again it may not. It is hard to fit in at all times and all costs as well. Balance is needed, it must be had. Let it be the right sort of balance. It has to get deep and make life functional with as little cost, wear and tear as well nigh possible.
The idol harbinger talks next to nothing on top of solid Norwegian customs. Hold that against him if you will. I do not.
You have to give a promise that gives much, much valuable power to that ring leader, and little to yourself. It is been debated on Internet.
On top of that one we may say: Here we are faced with something like brothel Christianity. let us be true to facts. Oceanic swindles may suffice in the Wild West. Let that be a lesson.
Maybe there are many advantages of being in the same boat as non-carnal brothers, friends and have a fellowship. But the cultivated mind-bogging mars. Mind-bogging has its price, even if well groomed. Minstrels from the Esthete Garden make it a point to look much well groomed. Let that be a lesson in the light of how a regular artist looks like - he can be shaggy, rather often. That sort of mark of a high-standing man is seldom seen inside Esthete Garden. The typical fairy tale hero with a thousand faces, the mythical-linked Ashlad, often makes it a point to look shaggy like a fit artist - that sort of things.
Many bad marks are here, my men, and do I speak contrary to evidence?

Religious terms over and over can be a darned good sign of personal inferiority and insufficiency.
Thinking highly of holiness instead of seeing that holiness we speak of, is not the good thing. words over and over.
Manipulative stratagems for long-run acceptance.
Being a quack in elegant Bible study on one's own.
Member models, the nuns and monks - are not allowed to look shaggy like drop-outs.

It is often showed in folk tales that good people should drive the dil dal holum fox out, or they get cheated and harmed by such as minstrel. The peacock avatar may be called a careful fox from how he steered. Just have nothing of dil dal holum -
Inside the individual is an non-physical eagle - or the salmon, if you like my suggestion better. Why do I just suggest "salmon up there"? So that you shan't crawl on your belly for religiously delivered, preconceived notions that strangle true freedom deep inside - the freedom Jesus obviously had in mind when he said that the only true worship is in spirit (read: salmon) and truth.
It is a fine point that since what appears deep inside is hardly material at all in the first place, the description has to be on a similar wavelength - has to be airy, but hardly flimsy. Good metaphors, images and symbols are for that. In other words, the suggestive "salmon" should be fit. - it might be a kingly term, able to help you and save you against much religious mental conditioning - a bad thing it is. It happens in the best circles, including the Esthete Garden, I dare say. They had better look higher than wildly domesticated parrots, and learn to rise on the wings of the eagle by so-called resting. Interestingly, Isaiah mentioned this to be the route to true spirituality, true worship of the "I am".
Now, even though religious "dogmism" is dwarfing to men, it can help sily ones, small ones a bit up the ladder. Much depends on how sound and careful the doctrines are, and that comes in addition. Tactful doctrine is needed. So we do not look down on religious, suave doctrine, only try to preserve the best assets of it by a sort of ladder model in fond memory of Jacob who fought an angel or God and might have won if his contestant had not taken to dirty tricks.

Small ones need figuratve guidance through such as fables. They love it.
Youngsters need more "correct" guidance. They can interpret better. They may even thank for what they get.
Adults never like it.
Old men love to give it.

Aside from this, the proficient Christian councellor Charlie Shedd makes a good point in one of his "Letter to ..." books. It might be his daughter Karen, or her groom Philip. Here is the gist, and feel free to tie it in with the overview on how guidance is a thing young ones seek and old boys give:

Small minds are interested in people and rumours. Here is ample room for costly scenes, or let us compare with surface ripples of a majestic river.
Average minds in happenings. The eddies of the river.
Great minds in great-looking ideas. It could be principles, norms of action - such things - they can be seen as deep or wide river currents or one of them. [Cf. 1 og 2]

There is more to say about this relevant scenery, but I think my point is: You can learn to play on all three levels at the same time to feed the flock well. Good fables accomplish all of it. eminent folk tales may also do the uniting trick. Jesus always talked in parables in public, writes Matthew. He went on to explain great stuff only to close or fair ones.

The disciples came to him and asked, "Why do you speak to the people in parables?"
He replied, "The knowledge of the secrets of the kingdom of heaven has been given to you insiders only ... This is why I speak to them in parables: "Though seeing, they do not see. This people's heart has become calloused; they have closed their eyes. Otherwise they might see and hear a lot, and understand with their hearts and turn, and - well - I would heal them."
As it is, righteous men longed to see what you see." Matthew 13;10-17 - paraphrase and extracts.

We could have a proficient mentor - we are given much kingly imagery from inside at night while dreaming. The piloting bloodhound explained it best:

The Lord came down in a pillar of cloud; he stood at the entrance to the Tent and summoned Aaron and Miriam. He said, "When a prophet of the Lord is among you, I speak to him in dreams. But this is not true ... My servant Moses; he is faithful in all my house. With him I speak face to face, clearly and not in riddles. - Numbers 12;6-8 (Off-hand-looking excerpts.

Most people dream many times a night. For the lack of sound sleep and good dreaming, people manage less and less. It is repeatedly documented in sleep laboratories in the United States, I know. [Sue, Medm]
We should learn to interpret our recurrent dreams. The "sleeping wonder-Christian" Edgar Cayce liked dream interpretations a lot. Viking warriors and kings did that too, as repeatedly shown in the chronicles of Norwegian kings.
Let Jewish Talmud insist: A dream that is not understood, is an unopened letter. And the Old and New Testament focused on dream interpreters - Jacob's darling Joseph; Daniel; Joseph and Mary - there can be lots of them. Make do with a few:

In a dream, in a vision of the night, when deep sleep falls on men as they slumber in their beds,
he may speak in their ears and terrify them with warnings,
to turn man from wrongdoing and keep him from pride. - Job 33:15-17.
I will pour out my Spirit on all people. Your sons and daughters will prophesy, your old men will dream dreams, your young men will see visions. - Joel 2;28. Compare Acts 2;17.
(Pharaoh's) Joseph said to them, "Do not (sound and fair) interpretations belong to God? Tell me your dreams." - Genesis 40:8 (etc). Compare Daniel 2:16-23.

Visions described are hardly much different, when we speak of the essential stuff such "see-inside" phenomena are made of. And in our century much has been opened up in the footsteps of Vienna's Dr. Sigmund Freud and his psychoanalysis. His famous book The Interpretation of Dreams (3rd ed) is shown on Internet.
May I repeat: High experiences have to be somewhat vague. Dreams often are. [Brd]
Skilled vagueness could be a good thing to be aimed at for many reasons, many more than Jesus went into in his day. We find it in lots of proverbs, even anecdotes. Also, clever, rustic and artful metaphors, allegories and fairy tales hinder blunted statements, and blunted statements often ensure monopoly a little later on. Find it happening inside SRF, my foot. This is to suggest that tact often has to be enigmatic - to ensure more decent fare in time. May we all learn from that.
Finally, here we sum up some of our tentative, recurrent beginners' terms. They were well gathered to lighten our way. Despite that, metaphorically exemplary figures can seem brutal if you are in their line of fire, but they could all the same be good for something higher up - you never know - Here they are:

Whisky drinking - doing Lahiri's fabulous kriya.
Esthete Garden: SRF's monastic facets.
SRF: The world-wide fellowship SRF.
SRF Lessons: SRF Lessons; mailed instructional material.
Herd: flock of non-Christian (?) disciples, as opposed to flock of shep.
Loving dog: ardent disciple?
Wild West: largely inexperienced facets of the United States.
Cloister bunny - nun or hybrid monk - the ones I mention are mainly found deep inside the lovely Esthete Garden, which is inside the huge SRF.
The peacock: At least myself in some of my aspects - I did not want to confess that - Now, believe it or not, I am a living Viking, much secretive.

Off-hand bunnies inside my off-hand Esthete Garden has learnt enigmatic and secret ways of drinking whisky. It hardly looks offending in the alcohol-fixated Wild West. SRF also teaches a refined art of offhand whisky drinking. Is that so bad outside the taming?
This material is for enhancing the conditions to imbibe the most costly whisky on your own against straining, binding or old prohibitive facets of the Wild West.
To succeed in life, at least three good things of life stand out to someone like me:

Get tall enough to copulate and drink whisky without getting fat.
Eat, drink and get merry, as king Solomon decreed and showed.
Also, remember to enjoy our essays; they are well founded.

A rather great man may even try to apply fit parts of the studies rather adamantly, with some measured care - I do not know.

Drinking Whisky: an Offshoot of Kriya Yoga

Song of the Sordid Whisky Drinker

WE COULD end up chanting much after drinking:
so let us try to get staunch affluence before that.
If not, well attuned to the essence of the whisky art
we could end up rather beaten
no matter how smart we think we are.

IT HARDLY pays to resolve anything
under heavy whisky influence
no matter how golden it looks.
Try to get much solid affluence
before you take to heavy drinking,
how morbid it seems.
Fit tact comes in between.

YOUNG MAN, drink as slowly and well composed as you can.
Gasp slowly, inaudibly, both in and out. Do not croak.
Here is the essence of the whisky drinker's art.
It can help nice entry to
some other spirit realm
if understood.

The off-hand whisky drinking art in a nutshell

Never pull down the expert of drinking cod liver oil with kelp whisky - some say it is the ultimate experience

Here is how to
in fond memory of
P.G. Wodehouse.

Now's the time to explain and yet not explain sound, delicate whisky drinking: The coast of Norway is blessed with much salmon and cod. We find it fit to drink cod liver oil to preserve our health. This has to be grasped as a means to get a long gasp. Great alcohol serves the same purpose. But so as not to be understood, the drink we refer to in this thesis, is kelp whisky distilled in a secret cave - and here is how to drink whisky so that you in time can become a giant inside and a regular winner.

Take a little sip of cod liver oil and stay cool. If you have to gasp and pant, do it slowly, well measured.
If this hard experience is not enough for you, which we hope it is, lift your glasses of kelp whisky and drink like a British gentleman, for example Bertram Wooster, for lack of better images.
Drink as slowly and well composed as you can all the way.
When we say slowly, we mean extra slowly, completely regularly, and at least five sips at the time - preferably in the morning before having breakfast, at night right before going to bed and as often as you can in between. Each sip should make you gasp coolly - whisky is for that - but as a gentleman and tough one, you do it much inaudibly, as an art. Breathe evenly, very slowly, both in and out. That is the essence of the whisky drinking art. Try to keep your back straight and remain well poised before, during and after you drink. Mind to keep your eyes closed or half-closed while drinking. At that time it is most fit to look up, as if seeing God the Father talking to you from above, and keep an expression of delight. These things regularly give a better impression. As a drinker of first-class whisky, try to wear very costly clothes, and if you are allowed a urban counterpart to harem - one or two - why not dismiss them before you fall over?
How many drinks is best before you tip over and harm your nose? It depends.
You may sing devotedly after drinking: "O consecrated whisky of unnumbered decades, I have found you, found you at long last" - and so on.
As you may figure out, it should help to be very economic beforehand, as his regular, devoted practice can become drastically uneconomic, a danger to routines, basic health issues and common adaptations - so try to get much solid affluence first. We must expect trickery.
After some years of hard, regular drinking, you may sit alone with your bottles without any good and rich friend around, without finding the keys. Thieves stole them - let us mean that. Although you may feel inside you are a giant and have many hallucinations, you may annoy former friends. After still more regular drinking, as regulated by Esthete Garden, your main concern may be to go upright without falling. These things can happen. Think of them before you start - if you start.
All this hinted at, there is whisky drinking and wrisky drinking. Even though all cigarettes may contain bad poisons, just one may not kill, of course. We hope you will not resolve anything under the influence of whisky. And we hope you like offhand style. Its very pragmatic value is close beneath the surface all the way. You have to dive for the pearls, and here you have been given a lot of keys. Good luck.

Man-Fishing

Anecdote

Love garden teachings:
Make do with one single wife,
if she is satisifed.

GO DEEP inside, aided by this and that and regular sleep at night. Hopefully, the whisky is a metaphor, like the Sufi's wine among roses. Even Yogananda loved wine, mystic wine, wine.
Yet Esthete Garden teachings do not always mount up to the heavy drinker's art of having two or more fair women, such an easily overlooked tragedy-bringing express - but quite like man and wife in many all right ways.
Maybe there is no better clowning in Utah.
If so, what a lesson to a single-wife. If she will tell from it, more people may know why most people regularly love a car or get consumed by art as life goes on in marriage.
To the man with three, two or one women in his grasp: Gasp long and hard, you have that inherent Solomonic ability: There is none better, or what? Thus, talk and act like a chip off the old block.

YOU CAN also learn the delicate art of climbing. There is no better life than the life had by it; it is like clowning. If you next tell others much from what you know, pretty much that is listened to, then maybe you should get grim - your offspring may lose needed assets from it.

Speak plainly and as friendly as you can, love to talk without master clowning and such lies.

Fisher Strains

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MAN, the good man learns to be proud enough
in fit, fair ways
blended as in a mixmaster
or tested in a frying-pan.

For the lack of proud mixes and pies from the homestead,
sordid peacock lifestyle sets in to ruin marriage or wives -
it often happens.
Such things strain classy relations
whereas good jokes bring friends together.

Let good men never forget the art of drinking whisky
for individual cases -
let not the deep wisdom be overlooked.

2

BY STRENUOUS climbing you gasp like a man
a similar way is fit for most working men.
The overlooked, fine details of it can be:
The better you gasp, free from pain, the more joy will come your
way from deep inside, if your moral is all right -

But we do not know

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IF THE monkey told others much that was listened to and made use of by them,
his inner ancestors could get grim and
his offspring lose needed "hide wisdom" inside a hide.
Seeing is believing.

King Kong the Great speaks up in a dream one day:

1

Maybe there are no
good things on the top?

"IT MAY look as though whisky drinkers want to get a beating much later. If so, do you truly do much wrong if you give them a hell of a beating in the first place, and save them future slum by it? This is a solid forewarning.
So learn to be proud enough in OK ways and get so proficient that you avoid blunder-bus extracts and mix. The catching Blunderbuss Lessons are mishmash, utterances are concocted and blended as in a mixmaster. Thus the relevant platform that the master talked on top of, can be much damaged and what you get is syrupy verbiage ever so often. It is most proficient to avoid blunder-bus mishmash. Esthete Garden canon does not always mount up to that level.
The heavy drinker may avoid getting sullen. Not to get sullen as life goes on and the grip on life falls - it may be the most important and overlooked part of the art of getting along.
Speaking of how to manage life without getting sullen and gross and feigning: let us recall the fay-like couple Radha and Krishna. After much hot sex Krishna dropped her one day, and took off to other pastures, where he got 16000 new wives.
There can be more savoury ways out. let us note the art of two fair women. One was our neighbour and a heiress to a farm with horse, cattle and that sort of stuff. From time to time she was found travelling on a minor motorcycle - maybe 200 km in rain or sunshine for some bottles of hard liquor in another town and time. The guess is she did not turn sour as life went on and found her wrinkled. Much sunshine makes you wrinkled, you know ...
The other female to mention, married to a director in a big, international corporation - one of my good friends a long time ago. Once she whined into our ears: "My husband became a devoted "whisky-drinker" disciple of Yogananda master - Yogananda ruined my marriage. How I hate him."
It seems she got sour, the easily overlooked tragedy-bringer to fear for well-nigh any couple. A man has to use his stick against that. It makes his chosen darling gasp and laugh for getting "beaten" figuratively - remember the laughter has a great value.
What do we make out of these hideous mentions? The higher you climb, the harder on you. Maybe you need to bolster yourself up. Some take to tobacco, others to hard liquor, to withstand the strain. The director took to the barbaric or Yoganandic art of drinking whisky without alcohol. It strained his closest relation. They stopped living like man and wife in many ways.
You see, if you refrain from the strong gasp from whisky - and brandy is also good - you could have to compensate for it by sitting longer. This is the key to unsound whisky drinking: Gurus teach you to sit for hours and heave, gasp and pant along with whining as cleverly as you can for God Mom - hoaxing God Mom to appear like a bolt from the blue. That show is going on among Americans, and borders on good jokes. Good jokes can give friends and keep friends tied, just as good clowning. Maybe there is no better clowning in the Wild West than religious cult clowning. It is without end.
You see, the art of yoga has its offhand counterparts to hallucinations brought on by a drinking spree. There is that risk. and there is a risk that those who learn the art of drinking whisky without alcohol added, get fooled. The fooled may get ridiculed. How often it happens.
Should they be judged for going against the Italian song about the happiness of being minor, for going contrary to health and proficient well-being over and over? Their own nature seems to refuse to co-operate if they need unsound props to stand up. But there are no hard and dried general rules for individual cases, just overlooks.
Good climbing can be an art. By strenuous climbing you gasp like hell. An art may make you rich, famous and loveable to look at, but the chances are to the contrary for most of us. That is why most people regularly consume art and artists like sucking calves. They gain prestige and social status by such sissy things. (2)
Good climbing is more than sucking. A good climb is like athletics - and the Greeks loved athletes. Some loved young men too much, as well, I bet. We will not go into that here, only focus on the regular gasping that comes with great climbing, athletic training and hard menial work - the often overlooked gasping and gladness. Note how closely linked gasping and joy can be. And instead of heavy drinking you could exercise, work and use your body. That is the way of most common men. It may work for many, but not for yourself. It is noted in dying people too. But at the same time, dying out must be a bad thing.
They gasp and look upwards - find heavenly gladness for themselves and leave others to sorrow. So they say if they come back to tell ...
More than a thousand Americans have done it, according to sturdy interview research by doctors like Raymond Moody. The overlooked, fine detail can be: The better you gasp, free from pain, the more joy can be distilled by it. But too much of a good thing is a bad thing. To find a very workable route is a part of the art. [Rel; Lik kkk]
When we speak of work and workable routes, what do we make out of the following incidents?:

A yogi's wife managed to get him so annoyed that he evaporated for a while and never went to bed again. To get just red-hot with anger is much less, we figure. The incident is well described in Autobiography of a Novel Pope, or what? [Pa].
A minister visited South More during the 1800s, and found (a) men put their women to hard work, such as pulling logs where the terrain was too steep or bad for the horse. These women worked very hard, and later, at home, served dishes, washed, mended clothes and survived. They went to bed around midnight, also. And they were happy. What a recipe. Hard work than makes you gasp long and hard, has that inherent ability - Now you see. These things are mentioned in a good book by a local historian, Bjarne Rabben. We have to agree that common people in the region where the giant man Rollo once came from to become the ancestor of the British royal house and much nobility around in Europe, could work together and were much happier as that than the greatest yogi wives you might hear of. What a lesson to a yogi's wife. [Suf].

We do not know what you make out of a kingly presentation. Kingly presentations may fit kings, not you and me. And a word to the wise will suffice where so-called fools crave a thousand of them and still not understand - maybe to their inherent benefit. It is often like that.
If you need to land on your feet, get allied with kingly Laotse. There is none better in our opinion. Suddenly you see the Tao-art of going along (Sanskrit: sadhana) that fits our West Coast even better than a Siberian larch tree. Laotse insists: Tao is had by losing or dropping, day by day. And much and regular whisky drinking definitely serves hard losses in due time. Not for everybody, or what? What more could you expect?
Here is still more stuff for hope: You can learn to lose a lot by the well modulated tick tack toe strategy. It is included in these essays. Lose much because art demands losses or sacrifices, perhaps, or because you need insight on top of the British sentence: When house and property are gone and spent, then learning is most excellent." [Dq] Try and see if it is not Tao. Lose more and more if you can talk and act like a chip off the old block, not otherwise.

2

BY FRISK, regular whisky drinking you communicate less in time - there is that risk. Let none offset you. And if someone listen, maybe he does not bother to understand or decipher your nuggets of gold. "From the mouths of children and drunken men you may be surprised to get truths in your ear". The point is: heavy drinking helps you to preserve some delicate balances according to the yin-yang view. If you tell others much that is listened to and made use of by them, your own ancestors may get grim and your offspring may lose needed assets in the hard competition all around. Some call it the rat race. So learn to allocate less, to avoid becoming a boss in severe need of hard liquors - because it is chilly and grim on the tops.
If someone sits down and listens to you, talk garbage till the nuisance stops.
The really wise men of Laotse behaved very much like that. You find outré descriptions in chapter 14 and onwards. "It is a fool who cannot hide his wisdom," reiterates Yogananda somewhere. [Pa] (4)
Now, grant that whisky is a metaphor that hides your wisdom, because you are served by being secretive or keeping to the golden rules handed over by Jesus Christ himself. He talked only in metaphors to strangers.
Behave well and prepare yourself. Climb enough to reach a good cave, and go deep only if you have to, for example for your exams. Be greatly adamant. not a thief. So risk only little, it is in the art of athlete training and the handsome art of climbing.
As a great offshoot of adamant West Coast fishers - learn to speak friendly free from lies.

3

NOW AND then you may probe into where the money goes, if you are very carefully. It never enters the purse of God, but the pockets of cult leaders, for example.
The live on top of man-helping that smacks man-fishing industry all over America: "Fish those who want to get fished, my boy. Never mind if they get insane from it."
Now, my queen, have I dispelled your clouds? If so, it may be too late. Laotse goes into some facets of that near the end of his book . [T+]

You may see -

O failure, o queen

This is King Kong's own exegesis

Good kings speak like friends
on top of their plans

AFTER MUCH hot sex a man has to be off to other pastures - is that a hideous mention? Should such cats be judged as going against Italian happiness of being frivolous? Now, instead of heavy drinking you may exercise your athlete body. Good cats do, without having to be told. See that most kingly presentations serve only kings. Not everybody; it is part of the kingly art. Try and see if that is not the king's way (Tao) as a chip off some old block.

ON TOP of that you can learn to speak friendly, if it serves your regular coping according to plan.

YOU MAY see clouds form if you do not listen and never do as I show you. [T+2]

Summary

Happiness is the best art of kings - the king is supposed to make children glad, preferably.
He strives to show himself as a measured, steady and quite friendly speaker.
If he does not want to listen to your case, so much the worse for you. If you all do not listen to him, so much the worse for someone. Happiness has its price.

The Monk Who Came to Save - That Is One More Illusion

Made Up of Divine Subsistence

ONCE A very stubborn well-frog quacked with an oddly twisted mouth:
"The enlightened man looks on all alike with an even bullfrog eye - all is of the same divine substance to him. I speak of the substratum, then."
I who insist in this way, exist and stand up over and above the universe, but people do not know me full well. Neither do I - Likewise, even the Bhagavad Gita must be false to the bone if it is found inside the universe and the universe is an illusion.
Ahem. Those who do not understand how somebody can be special inside the "all is the same" - in that homogenous substratum - they do not know me as I may be - incredibly special - not to say hateful too. They do not give me my due respect. Perhaps they are only enlightened to look with an equal frog eye on everything in the universe. They do not mean to recognise me who transcends space, time and mass with what they have or have not: means of apperception into those non-universe fields, eh?
Let me say it as it must be: "With one portion of me I fill up the universe. With several other great parts I go beyond it, in this world of fraud and swindle. If this solid world of ours is faked, what about the other ones you hear of? He-he."

Hovering outlooks

The position behind this novel study is pleasantly linked to literature by Dr. Eric Berne, Canadian originator of Transactional Analysis, that is TA, in short. [1]

Adjoined

Ak: Yogananda, Pa.: Man's Eternal Quest. Self-Realization Fellowship. Los Angeles, 1975.
Ap: Mieder, Wolfgang (main editor), Stewart A. Kingsbury, and Kelsie E. Harder: A Dictionary of American Proverbs. (Paperback) Oxford University, New York, 1996.
Aul: Hall, Calvin: Freuds psykologi. En grundbog. 2nd ed. Reitzel. København, 1987.
Medm: Hall, Calvin: The Meaning of Dreams. New ed. McGraw-Hill. New York, 1966.
Pa: Yogananda, Pa.: Autobiography of a Yogi. 11th ed. Self-Realization Fellowship. Los Angeles, 1971. – ONLINE 1st edition
Say: Yogananda, Pa.: Sayings of Yogananda. Self-Realization Fellowship. Los Angeles, 1958.

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