I know that Fred offered M half his Telegroup stock, when that was
worth something in the $50-$75M range.  I don't recall ever hearing
about an offer of all his stock.

The transfer never took place because Telegroup finance people
were very afraid that if investors learned that a "cult" was a
substantial owner of Telegroup they would quickly sell their
shares.

Fred gained great status in the Movement from his
non-donation, including quite a bit of financial gain.

--- In [email protected], Rick Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> on 5/15/05 5:52 PM, Vaj at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > 
> > Several parts of Earl's letter seem like reaction formations--but other
> > parts ring true. One of the most disturbing was the report of Mahesh
> > lamenting his inability to milk the Kaplan's entire fortune. It really
> > paints a sinister picture of a greed-crazed avaricious man that has
> > been heard again and again and again. Only this time you hear a clear
> > source on this. I found it chilling in it's portrait of M.
> 
> Fred Gratzon told a story of how he offered Maharishi all of his money, or
> all of his stock in Telegroup, and Maharishi was angry at him. Then he
> offered him half of it, and Maharishi was pleased. If Cliff is reading this
> perhaps he can clarify or elaborate.




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