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On my original page, I reproduced copies of some of the postings of these particular folks. Of course, the reaction was, well, shall we say, vivid? And, it was also fairly raised that these people are not representative of everyone who no longer practices Knowledge.
But there's no denying it: Some of these folks are stone cold crazy. I'm sorry to say it, and I don't mean to say that all or even most of them are insane, but the loudest of the ctitics seem to be very fond of foaming-at-the-mouth, conspiracy theories straight out of The X-Files. |
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Look, everyone is a "little" wacky. I know a few people who practice Knowledge who are a few cards shy of a full deck. But if you're looking at other people to judge your own experience -- always a big mistake -- you're compounding things by looking at these folks to take a measure of Maharaji or Knowledge.
They built a web site based on rumors and stories from 30 years ago. Remember that "Telephone" game you played when you were a kid? The first person said "pass the mustard" and it wound up turning into "rabbits eat lizards." That's what the Internet is like. Even in that rare instance where the first person may have actually seen or heard something, by the time it gets republished on a web page run by a handful of people with a clearly negative agenda, it takes on a crazy and weird life of its own. Do you believe everything you read on the Internet? These people are so desperate to believe something, that they'll believe anything.
That's also why Knowledge is so incredible. You have your experience, not someone else's. And I don't know about you, but if I'm going to spend time listening to someone talk about their experience, I want to hear something inspiring, not weird, depressing or just plain nuts. |
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