More recent Maharaji nonsense from the inner circle cult blog:

Completeness

Nature has it's wisdom. It really, really does. Time has its wisdom. And when we try to put our wisdom up to it, we come with our own interpretations. We look at our watches and we tell time. We look at our second hands and that's the speed of time. No. That's your speed. There is a saying. "Humans say that time passes away. Time says, it's the humans that pass away." It's the little difference of interpretation.

I guess Rawat talks to these things like time.  Must make him the LOTU or wise or something.  But, it's a good example of how he anthropomorphizes things.  Doesn't he realize how ignorant he sounds?  Most fourth graders I know don't talk or think this way, Rawat made through the 8th grade and gets it wrong.

I don't know how many of us have been around. How many of us will pass -- I mean, all of us will go. Time will stay. It's you that's the variable. It's you. And to me, can you, in your life, just feel that thankfulness. Take that moment to stop. Pull back a little bit and say, "Yes. Let me fill myself. Let me feel my completeness. Let me feel the charisma I have been endowed with." And then all is in proportion.

Now, the whole paragraph is just plain Rawat gobbledegook and the underlined part is old fashioned Freudian slippage.  How telling!