The Experience of Now requires no Keys
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Will ®

05/02/2005, 09:44:39
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I do wonder what it is like to be a contented premie these days!  If I press my brain into action, I can remember personally enjoying the various aspects of premie life.  But then there's propagation to think about from time to time.  And now is one of those times.  Mr. Clarified Butter says that the key problem is the mistaken concept that Knowledge is separate from our natural state of living.  He finds this regretable because he thinks that the experience of Knowledge is smiply honest living and so many people would enjoy it.  And I do agree with him to a large extent.  If only people could see that Knowledge is about everything good -  like peace. and love inside, and stillness and energy. 

So what is the solution to this problem?  How do we get people to understand that the choice to follow Rawat and to practice Knowledge is nothing more nor less than the choice to live happily and naturally.  The solution, and the only solution, is to rid Knowledge of all aspects of guruism and cultism.  There is no other way.  The three promises must be entirely deleted.  Who and what Prem Rawat is must become a matter of no import whatsoever, because the truth is entirely independent and unaffected by Prem Rawat and all the other narciscistic personalities like him.

Nobody needs Rawat to show them "what already is."  In fact, "What Already Is" can be learned far better without Mr. Rawat mudding the waters with all the cultish concepts that the Keys will be teaching people.

Ghi and all those other happy campers that he mentions are wearing their rose colored glasses that makes them equate all the good things about life with Knowledge.  This equation is what Rawat teaches, nothing more.  It is entirely false.   It is all a lie.  The transparency of the lie is so easy to see for all of us who are not wearing those glasses.  Propagation of Mr. Rawat's cult is hopeless, as it always has been.  In the United States it will always be a matter of a few hundred very contented and very near-sighted people.

We shall see. 

Time will tell.






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