Here is another Gallwey entry.  Note the common theme with the other one 10 years earlier about "individual responsbility."  Why do premies need training and encouragement in that particular area?  Are they deficient in some way?  Gallwey doesn't say.

 But I found his entry for 2005 interesting, in a creepy sort of way.  It makes me wonder if Gallwey and Maharaji are pushing some kind of conservative agenda saying that one should not depend on, nor "blame" the government.  Isn't that curious?  I mean, really, Tim, what if the government is deserving of "blame" as is obviously the case in the Katrina situation?  Does Maharaji really "believe strongly" that premies who are also citizens should not "blame" their government when "blame" is due?  Bizarre.  What do you guys make of this?  Very strange.

One more strange Gallwey comment:

Encouraging the power of the individual

Maharaji has always seemed to me to believe strongly in the power of the individual, but also in the responsibility of the individual to respond to what was happening and not to either depend on government or blame government. I saw this in his response to the tsunami in Asia and the Katrina hurricane in the US. He wondered what individuals were doing to help. He wanted to help through his Foundation, and he very much wanted to make sure all his students were okay, but he also encouraged anyone who wanted to help to volunteer their time.

Tim Gallwey, author, corporate consultanthttp://www.avoiceforpeace.net/2005/index.html