It really does seem that the cult tries to avoid any publicity it cannot control.  When a reporter shows up to objectively cover this "event" it all falls apart very quickly.  I thought it was very interesting that one of the premies wondered how the reporter got there, when they had intentionally NOT advertised this "art" event in the press.  This alone made the reporter suspicious.

Rawat really is in a bind.  He wants to advertise, I think, but he also wants to control it, and that just isn't possible.  Rawat's stupid canned magazine articles get almost ZERO circulation, yet they are lauded by TPRF as if they were legitimate interviews in magazines that people had actually heard of, which they haven't, or could buy at a newstand, which they can't.

When the meaningless drivel Rawat spouts is put on paper and looked at with a non-cult brain, it evaporates into the blather that it is.