Pamela Wilson - Buddha at the Gas Pump Interview

[@wonderlandstop007]

I agree Rick, that you are the best interviewer ever .. you so nicely ask the questions that I hope will be asked, and with a wonderful skill of weaving it all together ..... and wow, for some reason, I never had the opportunity to meet this woman, Pamela Wilson ... beautiful !

[@LoveIsWhoWeAre]

I think Rick is a gift. Eloquent, knowledgeable, personable, relaxed. Thank you so much!

[@CMCA79]

I've just been to a women's retreat with pamela and amazing anette knopp...I've never seen so much BEAUTY unfold in all these women previously 'strange' to me. Couldn't stop crying. It has changed me. Pamela's words are the deepest poetry I've ever heared. She is so unbelieveable precious to this world, a natural dakini. Thank you Pamela, I love you. Thank you Rick for being so lovely with her - what a great interview!!!

[@lozamayslightliving9356]

Very interesting. Thank you for your wonderful service - both of you. Pamela is incredicle. Good laughs too. Also adore Rick's colourful words…..All in all great to listen to.

[@gabehernandez7288]

Another wonderful interview; thanks Rick!

[@transcendentallight]

I love sitting with Pamela! Thanks you both for this wonderful interview : )

[@edieoss]

Wow! I am speechles. THank you pamela wilson, edi oss

[@momantube]

Nice,she has an uncanny resemblance to a young dianne keton,in looks and voice. I enjoyed your sweet spirit.

[@rhubarbcheese]

she is the truth, i am that and you too, i see it as clearly as these letters flow before my eyes. my god.

[@OnlyNewAgeMusic]

Isn't it interesting that Robert Adams had the same experience as Pamela Wilson. Ramana appearing to him when he was a child, before he knew who he was...

[@profjfresh]

oh...my. i almost want to stop the vid while i still like and respect her. haha. i dig that she's not so heavy into the negative definition thing (apparently...still have to finish)

[@vajraloka1]

dont throw out the babay with the bathwater it still is good that these dialogues go on, even in buddhism the monks are supported and dont work, as the clergy. to free up time for other levels, i also agree to , to make a income is questionable, arent their any enlightend truck drivers or janitors?? who are so deep they still work and function without it disturbing them.?TTHAT wOULD BE AWESOME

[@wonka4]

Maaan like.... if someone said to me that they saw maharshi i would ask all kinds of questions, sometimes people seem asleep to me in that sense. But at the same time rick has already interviewed 5 people who have seen maharshi, maye hats why it doesnt get him like that... oh well...

[@transcendentallight]

@michaelmorley42 Oh! wrong calculation $7:90 USD £5 uk pounds for satsang

[@hudder92]

@claudelebel55 he seems to be getting wiser instead of tense, but thats my viewpoint

[@donnsmith6482]

pretty slick avoidance of the somalia question eh?

[@tim13354]

Think Maharishi was talking bol***locks about sleep; or for that matter about Meditation. The goal of meditation is said to be awareness being aware of itself. But awareness cannot be aware of itself. That would make it into an object. In deep sleep, so the SCIENTISTS say, there is probably just awareness, but no objects being created by the particular brain waves.There can of course be no memory of that, as there is no 'content' to be remembered. So the idea that awareness is maintained in deep sleep can only be a theory. About which one can maybe be 'certain' (as Einstein was about 'Relativity', for example), but no 'recollection'. Let's hope if meditation takes you into deep sleep, you get some benefit out of that!

[@nemecsek69]

+tim13354 Did you ever try to meditate consistently for some time? I had your very same problem: too many books, too much science, too lazy to sit crosslegged to meditate. Try to meditate and just forget labels.

[@tim13354]

+Alessandro Pocaterra I did T.M. for about 7 years. My opinion about meditation, both from my own experience and observation of others (who've been meditating for 3 or 4 decades) is that although it 'does something' - what it does it does 'immediately'. The idea that it';s progressively 'taking you somewhere' is just a sales-pitch by the gurus - and suffice it to say: there is no such thing as the 'meditative state' as I've already opined.......... There are different 'paths' in life and if meditation is your path then that's appropriate to you. Just so long as you know there's no 'goal'!.....Thanks for your reply..... BTW 'Trying to meditate' illustrates the difficulty, not to say impossibility of the 'task'! :)

[@PortofinoArts]

it s just you

[@transcendentallight]

@ michaelmorley42 ...I paid £5 (uk) to be with her for the day..Not sure how much that is in dollars...About $2.70??

[@vajraloka1]

some day we will realise GOD ALSO MANIFESTS AS HORRORS AND IT SUCKS AND BOTH OPPPOSITES always manifest..............IN SAMSARA

[@rhubarbcheese]

the charging of money is something you should bring up, Buddha at the gas pump. Maybe she dont know about it.

[@MyCivillife]

Stop belive in this lie. The world has many false prophet. Who are here to decive you. Seek instead Jesus who are the only true path to take. Seek him with repenting heart and pray. Jesus is love, let him guide you.

[@TheTimkunedo]

+MyCivillife lol

[@avesraggiana]

+MyCivillife What you miss completely is that Pamela Wilson is saying pretty much what Jesus told us 2000 years ago. The only difference is that no one yet ruined it all by creating a religion called Wilsonianity. Jesus Christ was crucified for trying to get the people of his time to see the truth of our nature. He tried and he tried, and it got him killed, because nobody wanted to hear it. This rampantly bogus idea about Jesus dying for our “sins” really needs to be flushed down the shitter.

[@grahamash62]

MyCivillife

[@TheTimkunedo]

Jesus was saying pretty much what the Buddha said 2500 years ago.

[@secretmission7607]

Jesus is a fictitious character - most probably. But certainly, the Christian story may be found in much earlier beliefs. It would seem the Christian tale is an allegory passed down from one tradition to another. Is it a story that inspires change in people? If so, it's useful.