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| Re: Hans Comments from February 16, 2024 Originally Posted on Facebook |  | ||
| Re: Hans Comments from February 16, 2024 Originally Posted on Facebook -- Dojo | Top of thread | Post Reply | Forum |
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Premies seem to consistently fall back upon the terms 'psychosis' and 'mental illness' to rationalize and invalidate criticism of their master. I recall that this line was fed to us all sometime in the nineties in the legal disclaimers around 'Knowledge' at one stage? Do others recall that? Something about the techniques of Knowledge not being appropriate for people with 'unresolved mental health issues' or something like. What an irony when you think about it - the possibility of peace for everyone - except for those in most need of it. And then - in a bewildering switch - the preferred captive audience suddenly becomes prison inmates --who probably have more unresolved mental health problems than any other sector of society. The other meme of course is that, aside from madness, criticism of Rawat must be equivalent to 'hate'. The easy premie conviction that expremies must likely be insane/ and or hateful arises from the residue of the cult years of indoctrination around the dangers of what would become of those manmuts etc. One premie post I noticed - almost with a sense of nostalgia - further down in the transcript that Susan posted - even made reference to 'how dangerous the mind can be'. Reminded me of all of those 'crazy mind' satsangs of the 70's. So there you have it -- People who imagine a personal inner relationship with an - allegedly - alcoholic, paedophilic, drug-using ex-pilot and ex-God called Prem Rawat. People who place more trust in the words of Prem Rawat - even if they do not actually know him personally - than in the words of anyone else or indeed even their own mind - seriously imagine themselves to be in a position to opine about the mental health of others. It would even be funny if it were not all so profoundly sad -- but aside from the stupid ongoing mental entrapment that all this represents -- the threads here reveal that there has been some real serious hurt as well - within Rawat's own family and doubtless elsewhere too. All complete strangers to me and none of my business of course but I just hope for the happiest - and most truthful - eventual outcome for all.
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cheers!