Going back to the threads below relating to the interview from Boston, in which prem rawat, former lord, now inspirational speaker, and "not your fathers satguru" by any means, tells the interviewer that he can tell someone to jump out the window and they will jump...

I'm wondering if he would expound upon that today...particularly:

1-why would anyone jump out the window if another person told them to do so?

2-what gives prem rawat, just a regular guy, with a talent for inspirational speechmaking, the power over people to request such things?

3-does he really think people would do it? what good would it do to have that kind of power over another human being?

4-would he have done it, if his father had asked him to?

5-what percentage of premies would do it today? why?

6-is this "power" something to brag about?

7-shouldn't potential aspirants know that their "master" thinks he has this type of power over his students?

8-would an aspirant want a "master' who felt that he had this type of power over them? Do they know this is how he views himself? would you want someone thinking they have that kind of power over you?

9-Would Bhole Ji have jumped out the window in the 70's?