Ilustracija mog argumenta o laznoj religiji s Kundalini-liste:

>> Try Something Different
>>  
>>       I'm sitting in a quiet room at the Milcroft Inn, a peaceful little
>> place hidden back among the pine trees about an hour out of Toronto.  It's
>> just past noon, late July, and I'm listening to the desperate sounds of a
>> life-or-death struggle going on a few feet away.
>>       There's a small fly burning out the last of its short life's
>> energies in a futile attempt to fly through the glass of the windowpane. 
>> The whining wings tell the poignant story of the fly's strategy:  Try
>> harder.
>>       But it's not working.
>>       The frenzied effort offers no hope for survival.  Ironically, the
>> struggle is part of the trap. It is impossible for the fly to try hard
>> enough to success at breaking through the glass.  Nevertheless, this
>> little insect has staked its life on reaching its goal through raw effort
>> and determination.
>>       This fly is doomed.  It will die there on the windowsill. Across the
>>  room, ten steps away, the door is open.  Ten seconds of flying time and
>>this small creature could reach the outside world it seeks.  With only a
>>fraction of the effort now being wasted, it could be free of this self-
>>imposed trap.  The breakthrough possibility is there.  It would be so  easy.
>>       Why doesn't the fly try another approach, something dramatically
>> different?  How did it get so locked in on the idea that this particular
>> route and determined effort offer the most promise for success?  What
>> logic is there in continuing until death to seek a breakthrough with more
>> of the same?
>>       No doubt this approach makes sense to the fly.  Regrettably, it's an
>> idea that will kill.
>>       Trying harder isn't necessarily the solution to achieving more. It
>> may not offer any real promise for getting what you want out of life. 
>> Sometimes, in fact, it's a big part of the problem.
>>       If you stake your hopes for a breakthrough on trying harder than
>> ever, you may kill your chances for success.
>>  
>>       By Price Pritchett
>>       from Chicken Soup for the Soul
>>       Copyright 1993 by Jack Canfield & Mark Victor Hansen

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