What I do think is that you completely misinterpreted my post. Did you actually read it? While I said in my first paragraph that if a majority of students don't get a teacher's main message, then that teacher is lousy. But if you continue reading to the second paragraph, that's the one right below the first, then you will see that I said that I don't think that people misunderstood his message and that it was easy to understand.But I will say that even back then there were premies who tried to make it mean something else because they didn't want to accept it at face value. Those were the single premies who refused to move into the ashram for example and justified that by saying that surely Rawat doesn't want everyone to move into the ashram because then there would be no more children in the world. Quite a funny take on things if you look back on it today. But really, this wasn't because they didn't get the message, it's because they didn't want to accept it: total surrender of your life to Maharaji. What's so hard to understand about that? But in retrospect, good for them! They kept going to college and enjoyed their sex lifes and had a much more normal life. They just had that nagging guilt they had to drag around with themselves all day, because, yes that's right, say the words, THEY DIDN'T COMPLETELY SURRENDER TO MAHARAJI.
