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Post by rollingmule on Aug 9, 2004 23:30:45 GMT
when in the hell did he see this baba cat, seems like they was tourin and fightin and drinkin all the time, i remeber the beatles goin and the stones but not Pete. he dont seem like the guru likin type feller to me. he aint even peacefull. come to think of it hes at his best when hes p****d off bout somethin.i dont mean i remeber the beatkles goin or the stones goin i read it, i aint that f**king old yet.
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Post by finky on Aug 10, 2004 9:36:00 GMT
Harry, I don't know that much about The Meher Baba, I'm a devotee of Hrundi Bakshi  |
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Post by Ian on Aug 10, 2004 9:48:05 GMT
Harry, I don't know that much about The Meher Baba, I'm a devotee of Hrundi Bakshi Bakshi....Wasn't he the cartoonist who created Fritz The Cat! ;D |
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Post by stef on Aug 10, 2004 11:05:38 GMT
Rollie - must've been between 1967 and 1969.
Sometime after PT was "keeping Moonie company, so had to drop some bad stuff" on a long flight, he watched his plane flying above as he floated in the water.... spooky stuff,
and also as an input to Tommy but especially to Who's Next/ Life House.
but definitely before 1972, cos thats when Who Came First was released, which is all lovely hippy Pete and prayers, on the cover he's standing on eggs to demonstrate his faith.
The stones were into it (indian mystics) too - Brian Jones was most affected I believe, but it was so common it was only tv news for the beatles.
Just because he's a Street guy with a bit of a temper, doesn't stop him having a nice spiritual and mystical side. Didn't you notice him being very helpful to all he met on Royal Albert Hall (err, 2002?) DVD's, especially nervous mr Weller, a sometimes stroppy chap himself.
( PW likes his privacy off stage, I can state from 2 brief experiences, but that's his right too )
Being famous really is not a bowl of cherries, plenty have died of stardom.
Pete's a well rounded human being - most of the time we are just shown Performance or Stress, both being what's interesting to the media spotlight -
Man bites dog is news, Man sails boat ain't.
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Post by finky on Aug 10, 2004 11:19:54 GMT
Bakshi....Wasn't he the cartoonist who created Fritz The Cat! ;D That was his Brother Ralph...... |
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Post by stef on Aug 10, 2004 13:38:06 GMT
It was Ralph that Fritzed the cat ?
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Post by rollingmule on Aug 10, 2004 21:26:12 GMT
Pete musta just read somethin cuz i dont think he medatates any. i seena fritz cat movie and hitlers buddy was runnin round with 1 nut in it. i don,t no why but thass all i remember bout it.
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Post by finky on Aug 12, 2004 1:54:18 GMT
Mule, ..it was the great teacher and wise one Hrundi V Bakshi..transmitting a cosmic message that all you need to remember was that scene in fritz the cat. ;D
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Post by boniemaronie on Aug 13, 2004 18:12:19 GMT
there was a link somewhere once posted up at PT.com in one of those awfully long spirituality threads, where pete spoeaks recently about his faith. would have thought u would be more accepting of anothers beliefs mule
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Post by rollingmule on Aug 13, 2004 20:18:34 GMT
aw man bony he can worship anybody he wants to as far as i,m concerened i dont git invovled in that mess but he just don,t seem peaceful and i never remeber them goin off meditatin like beatles or stones did a bit. he just seems like a nonmeditater, hell he can worship his mamms shoes far as i care but i was a bit curious.i think he worships Rock n Roll.
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Post by finky on Aug 15, 2004 9:30:28 GMT
Hrundi V Bakshi teaches that the key to meditation is being able to think about the same idea over and over again
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Post by rollingmule on Aug 15, 2004 22:39:19 GMT
hmm i must worship beer,rock n roll and food and wimmen pretty much in that oreder cuz thass all i think bout oh yeah and the whoo makin some new music since the 80,s.
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Post by cornetto on Aug 29, 2004 11:52:22 GMT
Baba actually chose Pete, and not the other way round as with most gurus.
Baba was shown a picture of The Who in the mid sixties and was said to of put his thumb over Pete,s face. At this time he was silent, but his followers took this gesture as spiritually significant.
Pinball Wizard was released on the day of Baba,s funeral.
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Post by granth on Aug 29, 2004 12:24:31 GMT
The thing about baba is that he's the real thing. He didn't try to take advantage of pete's fame, unlike the beatles' guru! and of course, his writings and such are very interesting.
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Post by cornetto on Aug 29, 2004 13:26:11 GMT
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