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Hi Lesley,
Yeah, I think you're right about the narcissism thing. That was my mistake. Yet, having been around Rawat and the family on occasion (not at their house, but at DECA), there was definitely an air of entitlement and eliteness in the whole family, including the children. They never mingled with anyone, ever, at DECA. They were treated like kings, queens, princesses and princes. At DECA there was a suite for the family to seclude themselves within, with a nice playroom for the kids, while Rawat toured the various departments. I took care of the suite -- that was where his office was, too.
...I never met her but from what I did see I always thought she looked kind-hearted.
She took the role of being our divine "mother." Of course she had the facade of blissfulness and kindness -- and I do believe much of it was a facade. To her loved ones, she's probably very kind and loving. Given what Inis has described, she didn't give a rat's ass about Inis's problems, while she rattled on about her own son's problems. It was a completely unbalanced relationship of mistress to servant.
I have never thought of her as a weak woman when she wanted something for herself. An example of this is that she had the nerve to have an affair while married to the LOTU. That's quite bold, imo.
Marolyn Rawat is the wife of a cult leader, and whether she's still brainwashed or living the lie consciously, Marolyn played a huge role in recruiting people into the cult, while trotting out her babies on large stages to "share the love." She has received huge financial benefits for her position. For that, she is responsible in a singular way because of the power of her position in the cult as Rawat's wife. I just don't feel sorry for her.
Hope you're well,
Cynthia
Modified by Cynthia at Wed, Jun 21, 2017, 10:52:13
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