Oh really? A four year old? You actually believe that? I'll bet one of those unreliable, lying bald headed guys told you that. Or did you read it in that bastion of credibility, "The Divine Times?"

C: Nope. I read on TPRF

So clearly he was a devotee of his teacher for at least four years before he became a guru.

No, that's not evident at all. We are talking about a little kid here.

C: If he's old enough to sit on a stage with his master and talk about the Knowledge his master teaches, he's a devotee.

But the fact that his guru was also his father and lived in the same house ensured that for the first 8 years of his life, he was totally immersed 24 hours a day, seven days a week in an environment where the guru was supreme.

I'll bet that was fun. Maybe that helps explain his character dysfuntion, alcoholism, tobacco addiction and his inability to relate to people on a human level and stay faithful to his marriage vows.

C: Don't believe everything you read Gerry.

Amplify that by the death of this person, his father and his guru, when he was just eight and it is easy to see why Prem Rawat worships his Guru Maharaji Ji.

Yeah, it is sick, isn't it?

C: Let's hope you family and friends don't love you as much.

Prem Rawat's comment that "Guru Maharaj Ji is that saviour and WE etc" is Prem Rawat talking from a devotee's point of view and how a devotee should respond to his Guru Maharaj Ji.

OK, so you admit that the Rawat believes himself deserving of worship. How sick is that?

C: No Gerry, he says "we have to have that trust, we have to have that faith". Once again an ex-premie shows how to distort a simple sentence.

And it follows on from his comments about how he received Knowledge from his Guru Maharaj Ji.

Um....huh?

C: Speak to Cynthia, even she admits Prem Rawat was talking about receiving Knowledge from his father.

Anyway, how about that disembodied voice that came to Prem at the ashes of his father: "You are the one, etc?" That's either a lie made up by adults for him or he's pyschotic as well as sociopathic. Take your choice, Check.