[quote="JR8"]
For example Poodle mentioned group meditation followed by discussion. I've seen that discussed here in another topic and the discussion is described thus: ‘.. a circle of sharing of “aha”
Ah p!$$ off, eh! I'm not like thatJR8 wrote:I laughed at your description of that FB 'mawk' as being a sledgehammer, crikey yes.
Reminds me of why I gave up reading Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged after about 200 pages, it was like 'Ok, ok, I've got the message loud and clear, I agree with it, I don't need another 700 (?) pages of this!'
p.s. Ah, so, you're a Scientologist then?
poodlek wrote: Ah p!$$ off, eh! I'm not like that
....but in the interest of full disclosure:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enlightenment_Intensive
Seriously though, those Scientologist creeps heeb my jeebies.
No need for the peyote, the psychedelia usually starts midway through the second day if you're doing it rightJR8 wrote:poodlek wrote: Ah p!$$ off, eh! I'm not like that
....but in the interest of full disclosure:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enlightenment_Intensive
Seriously though, those Scientologist creeps heeb my jeebies.
Woah I thought you had to be chewing on peyote or summink to do deep-$hit like that![]()
p.s. The founder of the movement is listed as an ex-Scientology teacher, so ironically I wasn't completely off-target
Been to a couple of open-mic nights and they're scary .... One thought telling us of his gay encounters was comedy. Another was making one-liners about cancer. Fortunately there're a number of foreigners (again) who make it worthwhilenakatago wrote: Hey, remember when I asked here about Singaporean stand-up comics?
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