I was going to get back to this but I only finished posting the Fabes yesterday and I thought I should leave ancient history for a while.
Initiallyl I was interested in his apologium: "loving and following a live teacher inspires suspicion. There "always is an element of fear when something is new."
In the articles about Jay Cohen Denis Marciniak had said: "There's something inside, when you're faced with something new and
different that makes it easier to stand apart from it. The new and
different thing is threatening, because it might confront something you
hold to be of value. The fact that Maharaji exists gives a real challenge - and of course,
it's easier to lash out against that challenge and try to pretend it's
not there."
Coincidence?
