It's so transparent.  Premies donate all this money for "propagation," and then they still have to PAY to get any of the "materials" to do "propagation." 

The money donated seems to just go to making Rawat live in the style which he thinks he deserves, while he flys around and gets adulated by premies.  That seems to be the extent of it.

So, he has to have a Gulfstream, he has to have servants, he has to have the finest cognac, and who knows what else?  That's what all this "propagation money" goes to pay for. The premies are then stuck with paying for all their "coolchill" outreach.

It does seem that the "London parties" are kind of following the same format as the Moonies.  They invite you to "dinner" or "a party" and don't tell you it has anything to do with the Moonies.  Then, they try, in that more relaxed, open, setting, to get you to get involved in their cult. 

Well, it sounds like that's what the "coolchill" kids are doing for the Rawat cult as well and they call it "Thirsty Fish" (Damn, even THAT sounds weirdly "Christian Youth' (what is it about the "fisher of men?):

They came up with the idea to throw parties that have no direct introduction to Maharaji. By doing so, they would make an environment where it is easier to get to know people and invite them to an event (not to mention, have a lot of fun!). They decided give their parties a brand name, The Thirsty Fish (check out their website: http://www.thethirstyfish.com/

Yes, just "invite" them, not because you really like them, or want to hang out with them, but so you can "invite them to an event."  I wonder how much these "invitees" would appreciate knowing that's why they were "invited" in the first place?  It's kind of amazing that these YPWKS are actually advertising this on a website.