I stuck with Knowledge for 28 years because I enjoyed the techniques.  When I practiced I felt smarter, more real, happier, and secure.  I also liked hanging out with people who shared the same experience.  What Maharaji did or didn’t do was irrelevant to me because my personal experience was paramount.

After reading EPO, however, it became impossible to remain complacent about Maharaji.  After reading and re-reading the pages of EPO, I found it increasingly more difficult to watch Maharaji pontificate about life on the weekly videos.  The tables had turned and the Jim Sander letters were probably the last straw.

At that point in my spiritual path Maharaji became a liability rather than an asset, and I was gone.  What LA-Ex says is so true, Maharaji doesn't have the spiritual contentment or happiness he talks about and we are better off putting our sincerity elsewhere.

If it wasn’t for the Internet and a few dedicated exes I’d probably still be a card-carrying premie, so I would like to send out a special thanks to all the people responsible for this site and EPO.