"You see I thought of Maharaji as the ultimate premie.
He had his master and he as a devotee was an example to me of the way to be a devotee of the master."
So did I.
What you wrote is certainly reflective of the time as I remember it.
(Obviously Bob & Jeff weren't listening ). He often spoke about his service to his gmj.
I remember him saying that he never wanted to be a gmj, he only wanted to be a premie, just an ordinary premie who is dust(lol, he can't stand dust) under the feet of gmj. He said that he regarded his own guruship as service to his gmj who had given him agya.(just as probably Satpal & Bhole think of themselves).
