You cannot have been around long if you have not had a chance to kiss his feet. As for "I could consider it", it is clear you really have not got a clue as to what has gone on. You have not experienced the total love and devotion that many of the exes here have had over many years for Maharaji. We didn't 'consider' kissing his feet, we lined up for hours and hours for the privilege.

We were duped into believing Maharaji was the Lord and would have done anything and given all to be near him and help him bring peace to the world as he promised. More fool us. You have been duped by his revisionist makeover into harmless motivational speaker. More fool you. So we have all been duped: But some of us know it, some of us deny it and some of us are in blissful ignorance.

You are lucky Yadot, you were not asked to give up your family, degree course, career, relationships, chances to have children or money in endless gratitude for what turns out to be a few old Radhasoami meditation techniques (that we were told were Maharaji's alone). Many here, myself included, were not as lucky.

If if had been clear that a few meditation techniques was that was all that was on offer, that would have been honest and fair. I wasn't looking for a meditation so I would have walked on by. And if that had been the deal, there are much better ones available and I could have checked them out.

It is not for you to judge how foolish we were to believe that Maharaji was the Lord, as you do in some of your cynical replies above. You were not there and you will never know what you would or would not have done.

If you enjoy knowledge, then good for you, you got it very cheaply compared to us. If you think it's so great, then what are you doing here when you could be practicing it?