Even if you wanted to make the case that you need brand loyalty - pick a guru, any one will do, then you're still left with Rawat being the one you are taking guidance from as if he were the one and only one.

I dunno, Roark, I just think when it comes to knowing who is your The one - all them gurus can go hang, they're a bunch of parasites.

So yeah.  of course we don't see things the same way - we're all in our own heads, looking through our own eyes - and I think it helps when we can corroborate, when the different views cohere.  

But if they don't we can learn too by determining why they don't cohere.      terrible business really but worthwhile, imo.

Or anyway it is an instinctive thing, or driver (?) and I believe, through countless corroborations as well as experience that accepting a guru as your One is gonna hurt at some point - you have been subjected to a deception and it hurts to realise that, it hurts to feel how incidental you were.

all the best.