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From: dno@cvl.UUCP (David Oskard)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Experiential Processes
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Date: Tue, 10-Jul-84 10:12:17 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jul 10 10:12:17 1984
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<general throat clearing space>

	This is in response to Charlie Wingate's posting which claimed
that all these types of things are inherently religious.  I don't see
how you can make this claim, mainly because I took the EST training and
find it difficult to see what religion it embraces.  Don't say "well
that's obviously because you're brainwashed."  It seems that the
religion most closely related to EST would be an eastern one (Hinduism,
Buddhism?), but the fact is that most people who take the training are
not of these varieties (most obviously the Christian ministers).  Could
you tell me what is the EST-ian world view?  That's not a trick
question, but I don't really think there is one to tell you the truth.
Thanks......
				David Oskard
				dno@cvl.arpa