Well, who is going to get invited to a party?  The cult propagation, to the extent it is successful, is no different now than it ever was.  Somebody has a friend, probably mostly a boyfriend or girlfriend, and they get that person involved, which probably lasts about as long as the relationship does.

These "YPWKS" are almost entirely the kids of premies.  They grew up as premies.  This is their religion.  There aren't very many of them.  I just don't believe that some gimmicky websites, some really, really bad music, and the square, amost "Christian-youth" aura of it, will be attractive to people.  Sure, there will be a few, put probably no more than there would be without all that stuff.

What it might do is keep some of those "YPWKS" involved to an extent that they wouldn't have been, if they weren't working on these projects.

But the bottom line is, that it is very disheartening to do this kind of stuff and not see any results.  You try it a few times, but then when you really don't see people showing up and nobody is willing to watch 2000 hours of a fat guy who looks like Sung Myung Moon, blather on so that you can get "knowledge," maybe, someday, maybe, who knows, then it all kind of dies.

Plus, as we all know, Rawat keeps most of the millions that goes through that cult for himself, and he isn't about to fund any of these things.  "YPWKS" will have to spend most of their time doing fundraising to do anything that will attract people.  That gets mucho tiring.  Notice how all the stuff the cult is doing is either free (those pathetic cable-access videos at 3 AM, and those equally pathetic "proclamations"), or they COST, like "events" and even all the "materials" which also pretty much suck.  

Rawat even sells those canned, fake, "interviews" he did in those obscure magazines like "Elandu."  He doesn't even have the interest to even give them away.  He sells them.  Pathetic.

God only knows what the "keys" will cost, either the aspirant, or the premies.  It won't be cheap.  That's one thing you can count on.  Rawat always makes money on everything, even though it almost always fails in its stated mission.

That has been the pattern with EVERY propagation attempt that cult has ever done.  I see no reason to believe this will be any different.

See, the problem is the product, not the advertising, although that's pretty bad too.