1) Enter into some actual dialogues with people.  Allow them to ask him questions, real questions, and talk openly and honestly with him.  That thing about suppressing or ignoring doubt?  Bad!  Throw it out the window.  It's the hallmark of a cult leader and Rawat, if he's sincere, would want to assiduously avoid having anyone make that mistake on his behalf again, don't you think?

You guys never can accept that that thing about doubt had nothing to do with suppression. At its core it had to do with not doubting yourself. But that takes too much personal strength for you guys to implement in your life. Instead you choose to interpret it in a way that allows you to be the victim. Why? Because it plays well to your weakness.

2) Come clean about the past.  Explain, as fully as possible, who he thinks he is and how he got there?  What gave him the right, at age eight, to declare himself a spiritual master?  Or to tell the world, at 12, that he was the Supreme Lord in person, come with more power than ever before?  What mistakes has he made and how, if at all, has he undermined or exploited the unquestioning trust he demanded of his followers?

Mate, you just have no place in your universe for someone like Maharaji. He doesn't owe you or anyone else an explanation for his life. He offered you a possibility to know something positive and beautiful that you chose to bin. Perhaps you are the one who has some explaining to do.

3) Stop doing things that might mistakenly lead people into worshipping him.  We all know what they are.  He should stop them if he doesn't want to mislead people.

He is who he is mate. You cannot hide a spotlight in a dark room. While we're on the topic, how do you answer for all the people you've mislead?