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From: Papyrus on 2 Jun 2010 01:45
On Tue, 1 Jun 2010 19:20:43 -0700 (PDT), JP3 <totalizm(a)gmail.com>
wrote:

>All happened in 1968 when I was a student. In that historic year,
>students of my university organised a mass demonstration and
>occupational strike. These were to protest against the despotic rules
>of a dictator of my country of that period. Although these
>demonstrations and strike were squashed, and the dictator was deprived
>power only two years later, still for a significant number of
>participants of these demonstrations, including myself, these were the
>source of an unforgettable experience of the "nirvana of crowd", that
>lasted for several hours. Of course, because there was, and still is,
>a general lack of knowledge about nirvana, most probably no
>participant of that demonstration and occupational strike actually had
>an idea that he or she is just experiencing the "nirvana of crowd".
>Therefore it took the development of the philosophy called
>"totalizm" (described more comprehensively on the web page named
>"totalizm.htm" that is available at addresses listed near the end of
>this post) to identify, name, and to theoretically explain the
>sensations of an indescribable feeling of mass happiness, which were
>experienced by that crowd of students.
>
>That particular mass nirvana of crowd appeared in the moment, when
>patriotically motivated crowd of students, packed tightly into the
>main hall of the university like sardines in a tin, was listening to
>representatives of workers from various factories. These
>representatives delivered financial donations to the student-leaders
>of that demonstration and strike to support the cause. Simultaneously,
>straight from their hearts, they were giving the fiery speeches full
>of patriotism, high-flying ideas, and ordinary human solidarity. I had
>a good luck to just stand at the edge of balcony, so I had an
>excellent view at what was starting to happen. During these speeches,
>the so-called "moral energy" of the crowd was resonating and growing
>rapidly, changing expressions on faces of people. (This "moral energy"
>is described more comprehensively, amongst others, on the totaliztic
>web page named "dipolar_gravity.htm" also available at addresses
>listed near the end of this post.) In a certain moment of time the
>resonating moral energy reached the "threshold of nirvana" which in
>item #D2 from the web page named "nirvana.htm" is defined by the value
>of coefficient "�nirvana" equal to 0.6. When this happened, the crowd
>was hit by a delirium of happiness. Some people started to cry out of
>happiness, others started to scream like in a hysteria, a lot of girls
>fainted and needed to be passed from hands to hands above heads of
>tightly packed crowd to be carried out from the hall, many simply were
>so shocked, that were petrified and unable to move, and almost
>everyone loosed control over what was happening. The demonstration
>transformed into a havoc of the patriotic nirvana. What happened then
>in that hall, it is difficult to describe, and it simply must be
>experienced to be understood. If, for example, there would be a need
>for a volunteer, who for the good of the crowd or the cause would need
>to experience an instant and torturous death, then at that particular
>moment of time almost everyone who reached the state of nirvana would
>volunteer to die without a smallest regret, and without a smallest
>delay.
>
>The memory of that particular patriotic event, proved later to be
>extremely useful for working out, and describing, different mechanisms
>which cause various types of nirvana. (According to the philosophy of
>totalizm, in our life nothing happens just by a chance, and everything
>that we experience is carefully designed, carries a deep meaning, and
>has an important purpose. Therefore, I believe, this patriotic
>experience was a part of the comprehensive preparation that later
>allowed me to work out the mechanism of nirvana.) Three different
>mechanisms that trigger feelings with the "taste" of nirvana, which I
>later developed on the basis of my personal experiences from that
>strike, are described in item #C4 of the web page named
>"nirvana.htm" (addresses are provided below).
>
>The lack of popular and commonly-accessible knowledge about nirvana
>caused, that neither myself, nor probably any other participant of
>that memorable occupational strike, had a slightest idea what we
>really experienced. Later, the elapse of time which thoroughly erases
>all feelings, caused that the majority of students who experienced
>that nirvana of crowd, gradually forgotten how the nirvana feels.
>Because nirvana is so rare phenomenon on the Earth, nothing else
>reminded these feelings to them again.
>
>I myself, similarly like all others, also probably would gradually
>forget about experiencing that nirvana of crowd. But in 1985 I
>developed the unique philosophy of life called "totalizm". In turn one
>amongst vital recommendations of that philosophy is, that in every
>life situation we should increase the level of so-called "moral
>energy" on all possible ways - for details see item #D4 on the web
>page named "parasitism.htm". Therefore, also in 1996 to 1998, during
>my professorial contract at an university from the tropical island of
>Borneo, I laboriously and enthusiastically increased my level of moral
>energy. Simultaneously it somehow happened, that in these times on the
>tropical island of Borneo lived people who being relatively poor,
>still were highly moral and intuitively totaliztic in their behaviours
>and habits, exceptionally close to nature, positive, and happy. For
>these reasons, the average level of moral energy that prevailed in the
>entire society from the island of Borneo, in these times was one
>amongst a highest in the world. In the result, otherwise than in
>countries with low average levels of moral energy, on Borneo my
>deliberate and enthusiastic striving to attain such an increase in
>moral energy at any opportunity, caused that unexpectedly the level of
>that energy exceeded in me the "threshold value of nirvana" defined by
>"�nirvana". After all, because of the high average level of this
>energy in the entire society of Borneo of that time, this society had
>NOT sucked from me the energy that I earned in there, as fast as this
>sucking is done by inhabitants of other countries with a low average
>level of moral energy. Thus, the level of this energy could increase
>then in me much faster than in any other country. So in spite that
>then I did not know yet that there is such thing as "nirvana", which
>awaits for those people who increase their moral energy above the
>threshold level of � = 0.6, still after I exceeded this threshold
>value, the nirvana rapidly appeared in me in December 1997. Now I
>recall with a laughter, that when completely unexpectedly for myself,
>I rapidly experienced on Borneo this overwhelming feeling of permanent
>happiness of nirvana, but I still did not know what it means, and also
>when this feeling stayed with me permanently for a long period of
>time, at some stage I started to panic. I began to worry that perhaps
>it may be a symptom of some unknown tropical illness. After all, there
>is plenty of strange illnesses in the tropical Island of Borneo at
>which I was living at that time. I knew that in Africa there is a
>tropical illness of sleepiness (caused by the "tsetse fly"), the
>symptoms of which include an uncontrollable sleepiness. Therefore, I
>was not able to exclude the possibility that in Borneo there could
>also be another tropical illness, which makes us uncontrollably happy.
>(Bacteria, or viruses, which would cause such an illness, would be
>worth of fortunes on the black market of narcotics!)
>
>Thus, when I started to panic because of that unexpected feeling of
>powerful and continuous happiness, which on Borneo would NOT leave me
>even after many days and weeks, I started to frantically search in
>books what actually is whatever I am experiencing. Only in the result
>of these literature searches I discovered that I am living through an
>extremely rare phenomenon called "nirvana". Therefore, starting from
>that moment, I initiated a scientific study of this phenomenon - along
>as I was experiencing it in person. I experienced this earned nirvana
>for the duration of around 9 months, i.e. starting from December 1997,
>until my departure from the happy Borneo i return to economically
>depressed own country in September 1998. This my long research on the
>earned nirvana revealed also, that a brief version of nirvana, which I
>call the "resonance nirvana", was experienced by a significant
>proportion of students from my year of study, during that memorable
>"occupational strike" at my university in 1968. But because of the
>unavailability of commonly accessible information about this
>extraordinary phenomenon, none amongst us knew what is happening to
>us. Only my later personal experiencing the long-lasting "earned
>nirvana" from the tropical island of Borneo, allowed me to recall and
>to recognise these unique feelings that I remembered from the time
>when I was a student, and thus also to understand what then really
>happened to us. Recollections of that unique feeling of "resonance
>nirvana" experienced then by students of of my university, are
>described, amongst others, in item #C3 of the web page (in English)
>named "nirvana.htm", in 5 from item #E1 of the web page (in Polish)
>named "rok.htm", and in subsection JF4 from volume 9 of my monograph
>[1/4] (in English) available in internet free of charge via the
>totaliztic web page named "text_1_4.htm". In turn photographs of
>colleagues from my year of study, a significant proportion of which
>went through that resonance nirvana, are published on the totaliztic
>web pages (in Polish) named "rok.htm" and "pw.htm".
>
>* * *
>
>The above post is an adaptation of item #C3 from the totaliztic web
>page named "nirvana.htm" (updated on 27 May 2010, or later). It
>summarises the content of the web page named "nirvana.htm" which
>describes very rare and unknown to the majority of people phenomenon
>of "nirvana". Thus, reading the above descriptions would be even more
>effective from that web page "nirvana.htm" than from this post, as on
>the web page are working all links to other related web pages with
>additional explanations, it is printed in colour, it is also
>illustrated, the content of it is updated regularly, etc. The latest
>update of the web page "nirvana.htm" can be viewed, amongst others, at
>addresses:
>http://energia.sl.pl/nirvana.htm
>http://telepathy.50megs.com/nirvana.htm
>http://telekinesis.50megs.com/nirvana.htm
>http://malbork.20megsfree.com/nirvana.htm
>http://www.anzwers.org/free/wroclaw/nirvana.htm
>http://members.fortunecity.com/timevehicle/nirvana.htm
>http://propulsion.250free.com/nirvana.htm (this last address is
>active only at beginnings of months).
>Notice that every above web site contains all totaliztic web pages,
>including pages "rok.htm" and "pw.htm". Therefore, in order to look at
>the web page named e.g. "rok.htm", or at any other web page indicated
>here, it is enough if in the above addresses the name of web page
>"nirvana.htm" is replaced with the name of web page which one wishes
>to view, e.g. with the name "pw.htm" - thus creating a new address,
>e.g. the address: http://members.fortunecity.com/timevehicle/pw.htm
>
>Each topic which I am subjecting to a public discussion at internet
>forums, including this one, is also repeated on all blogs of totalizm
>still in existence (this post carries in there the number #182E). At
>the moment two blogs of totalizm still remain operational, which can
>be viewed at following internet addresses:
>http://totalizm.wordpress.com
>http://totalizm.blox.pl/html
>It is also worth to have look in there at related posts, e.g. at post
>number #104E which also concerns the phenomenon of nirvana.
>
>With the totaliztic salute,
>Jan Pajak
>
Nirvana means "nothingness"...."no wind"

I think you are just popularizing some quaint media terms and using it
for a hard sell for you contivances.

What your talking about is mob mentality. Ever laugh with people in a
crowded theatre? Same thing....no big deal.
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