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10/09/2016, 02:29:58
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Yes, Mr Rawat, the segregation you describe is a learned behaviour. After suffering due your own greedy and manipulative behaviour, I learned that I want nothing more to do with you and other pontificating pillocks like you. 

And you clearly like your own segregation - your security guards protect you from the people you have exploited. 

Greedy is one of the first words that comes to mind if I think of you.




Related link: Divisions will only benefit the greedy

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10/09/2016, 04:57:25
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I saw a clip of him saying this and nearly exploded. How dare he! I wonder how many cars he has now. 






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10/09/2016, 12:53:48
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yes, isn't it rich coming from Mr 'fleet of luxury cars' Rawat.

and still aimed at attracting the young.  yes little children play together.  Ooh isn't your skin dark or isn't your nose long or don't your ears stick out, god forbid you wear a funny jumper.  but yes they play together.  someone gets their hair pulled, their crayon taken, and there's always someone in a group of kids who wants to hurt the others on their way to the front.

and then his comments about peace are just plain icky.  Fortunately I rejected them so effectively I can't remember a word even tho I just read it.  I did look at his face.  and looked again.  

He is ageing quite well from the looks of it, or at least still produces a good photograph.  I still wince at the memory of having spent so much time looking at his face as if he were the most important person in my universe.  Fortunately I am able to recognise now that I never really loved him.  I knew that right at the start, I was brave enough to say so like so many of us were, and the premies and mahatmas just said wait and do satsang service and meditation and it will come.  

Nurture it and it will grow like a plant from a seed they said.    now I've had a laugh, always good to end with a botanical flourish.  






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He certainly IS qualified...
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10/09/2016, 16:14:26
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Talking about creating divisions and separations between people and then making money off of them….well, Prem certainly knows something about that-he gave us:
1)premies vs non-premies
2)spaced out premies vs practicing premies
3)the master vs the student
4)ashram premies vs community premies
5)inner circle premies vs rank and file premies
6)residence premies vs non residence  premies
7)instructors vs regular premies
8)big donor premies vs low donor premies
9)holy family vs regular families 
10)secret project "in the know" premies vs community premies
11)X rated premies vs regular premies
12)premies to have sex with vs regular premies
13)premies to get stoned and drunk with vs regular premies

I didn't have any of these ideas of separation before I met Prem…I kinda came for the "oneness" stuff and all that...
Thankfully, Prem says that it's all learned behavior….I wonder if he wants to unlearn any of his behavior…make a few reparations to old ashram premies and decrease the inequality between him and the people who gave their lives to him...?

He ended up making a few bucks off divisions and separation…. I'd say he's qualified to talk about it, oh yeah...






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Another ***BEST***
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10/09/2016, 16:57:21
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I'm going to save that one.

Does anyone have La-Ex's "Holi Family" theory?






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Here's that link
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10/09/2016, 17:27:34
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Related link: Let’s reminisce

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10/10/2016, 10:05:57
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I've never read that one before. It is definitely a classic and gave me quite the chuckle. Ohh how gullible we were!






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Rocdoc, there's new info on how to follow them all but I don't have the link...
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10/10/2016, 11:05:51
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maybe e-drek can supply the link to the 2  letters to Steve, informing him of the new guidelines for joint puja of all the rawat bros….it might help you….Steve's responses were thoughtful, to say the least….





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What about "Maharaji please...please...please...teach me devotion...
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10/11/2016, 15:28:00
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I always loved the devotional songs because I was a singer in a premie band. (LOL)    haha

First of all, he looks like shit for somebody who lives in Malibu.  Come on, now...  Have those moles taken care of and lose some weight.  Go lighter on the booze and smokes, Prem.

Second of all, he's always been narcissistic and from a young age.  Whether or not it's his fault doesn't matter.  Prem Rawat is a spiritual rapist.

I was at DECA when he got his gold plated toilet.  It had to be plated on a jet because of weight constraints.  From the time Rawat knew about airplanes he wanted to have his very own.  Now he does have his very own and it's a result of his narcissistic need to satisfy his greed, but most of all it's because of the love his premies have for him and because they love him so much, they give him money.  I remember how that felt.  There are a lot of emotions churned up in giving out of "Gratitude."

Who knows?  The way things are going with Trump and Clinton, Guru Maharaj Ji ought to give it a try!!! 

(lol)
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10/11/2016, 16:11:56
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yeah,  the UN's peace ambassador, with his personal plane, personal valet, personal photographer ( please god do not let any of Monika's 'private' photos of prem come before my eyes) personal independant means 
HAAAAAAAhahahaha
That was US, his independently wealthy status.... we used to make sure people knew he had investments , he didn't need donations, but we did give them... and they were asked for,   a wee phone call from the community coordinator, an invite to a fundraiser ...and you know a personal pledge of 4 figures is going to be needed if you want to get special merit in the eyes of the lord. If you want him to mention you at amaroo make sure you leave whats left of your entire wealth to him when you go.
We sang that song with such sincerity..






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10/12/2016, 14:08:19
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Cynth when you're right you're right.  

point one.  yes you're right.  I guess I am expecting him to end up looking sensationally ugly and I still think he will but he's not quite there yet.

point two about the narcissism.  yes I am confident you are right, it's dyed in the wool, he has that unbridled and greedy selfishness trademarked.

so yes he is qualified to stand as a leader.   

so sweet and precious the stuff of devotion, so important.  so unattainable for these people.  Rawat always knew he was a faker and he still does.  all he can do with devotion is trample it underfoot into the muck.  As a father biologically, or physically speaking he must have a love for his children but he is not a loving man.

and he certainly isn't a father to the premies!  I hope they don't give him their inheritances.  oh yes that's what our fathers said beforehand.     






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“Beauty is only skin deep, but ugly goes clean to the bone.” ― Dorothy Parker
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10/12/2016, 18:44:30
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“If you want to know what God thinks of money, just look at the people he gave it to.” 
― Dorothy Parker








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The Coco Chanel quote is a classic (NT)
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10/13/2016, 06:37:39
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so it was bridge afternoon at Pat's today.  she is moved into a retirement home, losing her sight, heart issues.  not all beer and skittles but oh man what an adventure she is on.  She is not like my mum but I admire her courage and urge for fun just as much.

so there's this track that passes by her porch where we are sitting and this man is strolling past and engaging us all and there's a bit of banter.  Pat behind me is quietly happy and he just looks amazing and then the next moment I am seeing very old and oh very old and I notice the walking frame is a bit of an effort for him  and oh wow, the courage in him. I felt privileged to be there, he was wonderful to see like that.








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10/13/2016, 02:46:11
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I found this quote from an ex-premie(I think Lakeshore) 
"It's ironic perhaps that so many people seek to avoid the sometimes sharp poignancy of feelings in so many ways --
 Rawat likely being one of them -- even while many ex-premies and mind control cult survivors seek to embrace and reconnect to them.

The only feelings that were allowed were those towards him. 
It's strange that 'Knowledge' was meant to bring us TO our true 'true selves'.

Remember this:
Spread this knowledge to every land
To show them true love is here
So they can know the treasure within
For their true selves to appear

It's ironic that he ended up taking us away.
He had an opportunity of creating something wonderful" 






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10/13/2016, 05:30:28
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what a great quote, thanks for sharing.
The only feelings we were allowed... yep

It feels like irony- because the reality proved to be opposite to what I thought I was getting,I was told a mirror to my true self as you say. It feels like irony subjectively yet in the big picture it is more like deception. 
More like smoke and mirrors and hypnotism. 
I left after harrowing times of being too far from my true self for too long. I actually prayed to understand, i remember, I was at my ropes end,I prayed to understand what it was I had to know, to learn, from the previous years of suffering, because I couldn't deal with anymore of it, and I obviously hadn't got the message because I kept finding myself in situations i could not handle with narcissists in particular. I did not pray to rawat, that had stopped working years before for some reason, I now struggle to remember if it ever did, but that night I prayed in absolute earnest to jesus and mary. I had actually forgotten that until recently. Anyway long story short, not long after that after a pretty steady succession of 'drips' that ive described before, i did understand! incredibly clearly and almost painlessly. I realised with a a massive dose of irony that I was in a long distance obsessive relationship with a narcissist all this time and this was the root of the 'weeds in my garden'
I was so surprised and shocked actually to find myself seeing rawat as just an ordinary person with the a solid gold ego to match his toilet seat that i forgot to feel sad. I have since of course, i've felt so many emotions through that process but still now i feel kind of thrilled! that i somehow came out of that narcissists prison.
I feel so lucky, escaped by the skin of my teeth kind of thing. And the further away I get the more I see what serious trouble I was in under his spell. i had actually wanted to serve god, not this deceiver, but the road to hell they say is paved with good intentions






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10/13/2016, 05:34:36
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'It's ironic that he ended up taking us away.
He had an opportunity of creating something wonderful'

By that I assume the opportunity imagined was having a collection of young idealistic people willing to pour their energy wherever he directed it. I don't think anything wonderful could have sprung from this. Those young people had already pretty much switched off their nascent critical thinking. The whole thing was based on the delusions that there are altered states of perception that are superior to our normal ways of being and that there could be such a thing as a master of these altered states. That is a myth that was used to ensnare us, and the best that could be hoped for from such a situation was that people would somehow regain their independence and ability to think. The only opportunity he had was to use us for his own gain, and that's all he did.






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10/13/2016, 06:26:33
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He set up the opportunity to gain what he was after but somehow it never satisfies and even the money, it's hard being rich, you don't understand....
Even the so called love or respect or sick adoration of him is tainted because he knows it's all a ruse. so on reflection what has he gained after all that. A fear of the dark






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10/13/2016, 06:42:42
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Yes history has proved you right.
I used to think that if he had accepted Bob Michlers advice(1975ish) and stepped down from being LOTU by being honest to the premies, a different organisation of people could have been born. 

Instead he stepped up the devotional aspect over the following years, until it was only him who could 'give satsang'. 

(I was one of those who bood Bob Michler when he came to London in 75. I  'knew' he(bob) was in his mind. I also 'knew' the reason he died, just as most of the premies I Knew at the time 'knew'.)

The only opportunity he had was to use us for his own gain, and that's all he did.
 
Yes, well said.






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10/14/2016, 13:03:08
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"The whole thing was based on the delusions that there are altered states of perception that are superior to our normal ways of being and that there could be such a thing as a master of these altered states."

Is it a myth?  

We experience altered states of perception under the influence of powerful emotions, at times of immediate crisis, and drugs poisons and illnesses of course.  And then there's falling in love.  That's like getting all of the above in one!

And then there's the 'this is the love of my life' state.  And I think that is what religions graft onto - La Rawat was mimicking the call of that.   







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10/14/2016, 13:34:59
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The altered state of consciousness I was chasing is I believe a myth, or at least, its usefulness is a myth. After a month of sitting cross legged, I got the samadhi thing, and after that, I was certain that I had gained no greater wisdom than that chasing samadhi was a pointless exercise.

It's become especially clear from this forum that we all had different reasons for joining the cult. Maybe it didn't matter much what Rawat said on stage, we were all reading into it and interpreting things in a way that made us think we were achieving our goal. For me, it was the blissful state that would apparently impart wisdom. For others, togetherness, a place amongst others. For some, it was the notion of being a follower of the living messiah.

So yes, maybe the altered state thing was a delusion of mine, and a few other people I met who thought meditation was the key to it all, and who did it persistently until something just had to happen.






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10/14/2016, 17:07:52
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well yes I think we all pretty much had a similar delusion.  and I could not agree more with you, even with the samadhi thing, it didn't deliver as promised.

so the promise was, well - peace love wisdom god consciousness bliss and fulfilment of your life - pretty much covers it I think.

why did we fall for it?  why was it so easily accepted as a possibility,  what instinct in us was involved.  why was the idea of god so easily accepted.

So when I started writing I had a story I had ideas, I thought I knew where I was going but it rapidly shifted and what came bursting out was a romance.  It was simply the only way I could bear to write it and after a while I noticed how many cliches came up and I liked them so much.

and so I think there's this instinct.  maybe it's something like those impulses that start the beat of your heart.  (there are a small number of larger ones and it is one of those that sets off the wave.  and it is the same one until it dies and then one of the other large ones takes it's place.)  Or maybe it's more simple than that, and it is only one and that is the love that gives your life definition.

or both - like a bag of marbles, one extra large marble, a handful of larger ones and the rest smaller.



  






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10/18/2016, 08:19:22
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With Trump stirring the ashes of anyone's latent memories of Narcissism in action, I sometimes go searching for explanations. It's both gratifying and upsetting to find so many like ourselves who wrestle with similar pasts. Below is an article I found recently, one more good book to read when I get the time. 

If the link doesn't work, here's the text.



Here’s a short and very relevant article by Daniel Shaw, who once was in a cult and has written books on narcissists.

A few highlights:

“The guru is infinitely entitled and grateful to no one; he rewrites history to create a biography that leaves out any trace of his significant misdeeds and failures; he never hesitates to lie for the purpose of self-aggrandizement, and to blame others for his own errors and failures; he is erratic, thin-skinned, belligerent, and constantly involved in attacking and belittling perceived enemies; he persuades followers to see their lives before joining his group as wretched, and he claims exclusive possession of the power to transform follower’s lives in miraculous ways.”

“His delusion of infallible omnipotence, however, is his way of completely denying how profoundly unstable his mind really is.  To sustain the extraordinary level of denial he needs to hold the profoundly distorted, self-serving belief that he is always right and never wrong, greater than all others and far above the law and the truth, he needs followers –- millions of them, if possible -– who join him in his delusion.”

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/the-insanity-of-narcissism_us_57b25a19e4b0567d4f12b90b

narcissism


https://strongerafter.com/2016/08/24/on-gurus-and-narcissism/

millions of followers.... yuck !






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What a totally succinct explanation! I love it, and yes I want to read the book as well.
Funny as I was reading the 1st paragraph I saw in it the description of similar behaviour from an old premie, who non premie friends have met. A few days ago this was the description of her behaviour that they were giving me. The relationship was one of commerce and also of neighbour and this is how they found her to be. Mostly dis-honest. re writing history so as to gloss over anything uncomfortable, blaming others, thin skinned, erratic, seems always ready to attack and never showing gratitude for leeway and kindness done. It surprised me a little bit because I know she doesn't know this is how she comes across. Deluded. I wondered and felt embarrassed for my former self, raving on a lot of regurgitated drivel direct from the cloven hoof, which is where she inevitably ends up. She of course then feels the conversation went well, but everyone switched off a while ago....
stirred some ashes in me...






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thanks, yeah, stirring the ashes.  My mum would say to me that my dad had an illness and part of that illness was that he didn't know anything was wrong with him.  and eventually I took to saying well if he's sick then why is he the one in charge? 

There seems to be a thing where narcissists marry kind-hearted generous people, where cult leaders trap the best of a generation and we're all too polite to even want to think about what our leaders are really like.

I've been stirring the pot a lot these last few days, pot after pot after potful of jaboticaba fruit.  and I feel deconstructed enough to take a shot at saying this - the stuff of narcissism, the deconstructed stuff of it is still perfectly good shit in the hands of a goodhearted man.








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10/20/2016, 15:36:49
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When asked how one could get peace, he answered that it was within everyone, although it needed nurturing, giving the example of an abandoned field.  

“If it is left abandoned, with no thought given, and no effort made, weeds will grow. But if a little effort is made, then the good stuff will grow,” he said.

for me that was the whole point - i thought i was making a "little effort" for 30 years - but i somehow always thought i was never experiencing enough - never good enough - i was always getting mixed messages - it felt like i was just going in circles - 

It wasnt just enough to experience peace within - but it became about worshiping a person - i cant believe i was once like this








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Shortly after i got the K in early '74,  I got off on the meditation for some reason.  Loved it and looked forward to it in both the morning and evening as we were told to do back then.  Then, the buzz went away.  Spent the next 20 years chasing it,  talking to mahatmas, initiators, instigators etc as to why it was gone.  Need to surrender was the common response.  David Smith was very strange about this in his reply........Thank someone, that I found this place.






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I have been practicing 
Buddhist Vippasana/Insight for many years. (Spent 4 years in DLM way back when). Meditation is a science/skill that must be explored, refined and practiced with integrity. There are so many nuances and levels of experience that when explored make the practice fruitful. For me in DLM in Philly, I was chasing God in the form of vibration, light, music and nectar. Experiences, though potent, were not built to impart wisdom that provides insight into the causes of "Dukka" or suffering. They were techniques that were used to align with God and Guru...even though dysfunction was abound in the DLM communities and around the Guru. The nature of cravings and aversion that run so, so deep in our being and and form the foundation of our conditioning weren't intellengly explored because the Guru and the initiators were not at that level and in turn not capable of guiding sincere meditators beyond the getting high phase. There are very qualified (non-Guru!!!) teachers, facilities and retreats abound here in the US that are wonderful resources for meditation instruction and practice. Anyway...thought I would offer my 2 cents as the discussion moved towards the pitfalls of meditation. Sitting crossed legged at 60 is not the same as sitting cross legged at 20, but with enough support pillows and a good cushion, i don't do too bad ...and then there is always the straight backed chair.






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yes I experienced the same thing - forgot about what I was promised in the first place and via the route of 'making a little effort' joined in the group effort of pleasing Rawat.

Until one day I could no longer evade the recognition that I needed some real peace - being a premie had put me at odds with myself.






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10/22/2016, 02:19:47
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Yes,and it is nice meeting up again with oneself after all that time





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