My, things haven't changed all that much, have they?  He says he doesn't answer questions because they plant the seed for more questions.  What teacher doesn't answer questions?  What teacher expects someone to be in their "class" for life?

Rawat will accept gratitude, babbling, baby-like gurgling platitudes, but he won't answer a straight question even today, when he has his "expressions sessions," which started out as Question and Answer Sessions.  What's Rawat so gosh darn afraid of? 

That's a policy the god-in-a-bod has adhered to quite successfully.

As Rawat told that woman in England who had the courage to get up and ask a real question, about the problem she had with him that she wanted to resolve, because she spent so much time in the ashram and didn't spend those years pursuing her education, "I don't want to get into a pissing match with you." Or something like that. 

Ah, ya gotta love those moments when he loses control and his real personality comes out mean and nasty -- true colors.  But.  It's also those times when he strikes fear into those other devotees in the audience listening.  How dare they ask the Teacher of all Teachers a real question after hearing something like "pissing match?" 

The premies will laugh at his fart and bathroom jokes though.  Arrested development?