That's a great list but here are a few other things Rawat teaches, sometimes tacitly, worth mentioning:

• That children are pure and closer to "Truth" than the rest of us.  As we grow up and start to think, we drift further away.
• That "truth" is not in ideas or words.  In fact, words and ideas are misleading traps and questions even worse.  The best "answer" for questions is to stop asking them.
• That Maharaji is here to answer all our questions.
• That Maharaji is not here to answer all our questions but rather to show us an experience.
• That it's wrong to relax and feel good or satisfied about one's experience of Knowledge because that's the sign of complacency and a recipe for disaster.
• That premies should relax and feel good and satisfied about their experience of Knowledge and not worry all the time. 
• That no one can ever know or judge how well they or anyone else understand or have progressed along the path of Knowledge.
• That people who leave Maharaji obviously never experienced anything legitimate in Knowledge. 
• That Knowledge is a path.
• That Knowledge is not a path.
• That we should love each other as we are all, after all, the same thing.
• That we are all individuals and no one can ever really know another person so we should mind our own business.
• That we are here to pursue excellence in all our endeavours.
• That nothing in this world matters.
• That Maharaji is God incarnate.
• That Maharaji is not God incarnate but a normal human being like anyone else.
• That Maharaji is the one who controls this process and only he can lead us to the destination we may or may not be on a path to.
• That Maharaji is not a leader and never said he was either.
• That people are all too serious about things.
• That everyone thinks life is just a big joke when it's really deadly serious.
• That Maharaji leads a selfless life of extraordinarly dedicated work and an extremely taxing schedule.
• That Maharaji's no martyr and knows how to enjoy life to the fullest.
• That Maharaji is here for us.
• That we are here for Maharaji.
• That Knowledge is at the heart of all religions.
• That Knowledge has nothing at all do to with religion.
• That one can and must meditate on the Word a/k/a Holy Name of God, 24/7/365
• That one should only meditate on that technique a bit
• That one should meditate with a bragon
• That one should not meditate with a bragon
• That Knowledge is the real meditation
• That Knowledge has nothing to do with meditation