Thanks for the report.  Your description of the forlorn looking premies reminded me of what that reporter saw in that premie who was putting up "art work" in a hospital in the UK.

The last time I went to an "intro" video event in my area, it was in a run-down Holiday Inn, and it was like attending a sparsely attended funeral.  Dead, sad, and lifeless, while Rawat in a video, and the introductory speakers, spoke of peace and joy.  The disconnect between the words and the vibe was massive.

It's pretty clear tha most premies avoid all that propagation stuff because it is just too confronting to see how it just doesn't sell, and how you aren't even sure what you are supposed to say, if anything.  For me, "propagation" was one of the first things to go, in order to protect my fantasy that what Rawat was "revealing" was universal and real.  It clearly wasn't, unless you accept Rawat's often-stated philosophy that people are just too screwed up to recognize something good.

But I think the people who are trying to do propagation for Rawat are probably among the most sincere and trusting.  Most premies, in reality, are extremely cynical and probably think those premies are nuts.