In amending a Wikipedia article I made the claim that Rawat's supporters who are active on the internet are a small minority, and do not represent the majority of the thousands of current premies. I also added that the majority are unaware of the allegations ex-premies make against Rawat. Someone replied saying how could the premies not be aware as the they are included in Elan Vital's faq.This set me thinking. When I first found EPO I quickly closed the page as I felt I was doing something very wrong by reading it, and certainly the authors of the site were doing something extremely wrong. It took me a few weeks before I went back and started reading seriously. Others have also reported similar reactions. But Elan Vital's website is different. What is written there is supported by Rawat and as such can be read by premies without guilt.
So some premies are going to read about the allegations for the first time via Elan Vital. It's interesting to speculate about how many of these will want to read further having had a taste. The EV faqs have only been in existence for a short time, but it's possible they may have a significant effect on encouraging premies to leave Rawat. We shall see when we get leaked attendance figures at future events.
John.
