But WAS guilt really optional?
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Jim ®

08/19/2005, 13:19:31
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Steve,

I think it's fair to give credit and blame where it's really due here.  Rawat set out some firm, strict expectations for all his premies.  This included, in various forms, a certain amount of mental self-flagellation and guilt.  So some people balked, put up various filters, as I put it, doing whatever they could to resist the full impact of Rawat's poisonous program.  This made them necessarily bad premies.  There's no two ways about it.  They let doubt come between them and their guru.  They were not good devotees.

Now, since I currently believe that the whole guru thing is one sick, delusional trip, I fully concede that those people might have some inherent strength I lacked.  Or maybe not.  But I won't agree that there were optional ways of being a premie in Rawat's opinion and that, as we know, was the only one that mattered.







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