--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Dick Mays <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Please note that Dr G M is an outstanding Indian Governor > responsible for single-handedly creating the first group of 8,000 > pundits in India. He is a Maharishi-trained TM-Sidhi instructor and > teacher of Advanced Techniques. > > Farrokh & Ruffina > > > Dear Friends: > > I am an Indian physician who was Maharishiji's personal physician at > the time that Dr Deepak Chopra was assisting Maharishiji in England, > as per his article entitled "The Maharishi Years - the Untold Story". > I must inform you that his article is replete with untruths and > inaccuracies. I was at Maharishiji's side during the entire > incident. Some of the details of the article that I know to be > untrue are as follows: > there was no blood transfusion from Dr Chopra; > Maharishi was not on a ventilator and was not pronounced dead as claimed; > he did not have kidney failure at all at that time; > Dr Chopra's father attended Maharishi in India, but not in London; > there was no helicopter involved; > Dr Chopra did not carry Maharishiji in his arms into the hospital. > > Dr Chopra was handsomely paid for his services by the movement. > These facts can be corroborated by Prakash and Kirti from the Indian > TM movement and Maharishiji's medical records would bear this out as > well. There were two other Indian physicians involved, both of whom > were instructed in TM by Farrokh. They can confirm the facts as > well. > > Dr G. M. >
It is interesting to watch people writing history. The absence of facts will simply lead to even more speculation. Was there a poisoning or evidence of poisoning? Why London? If not kidney failure "at that time" when did he have kidney failure? Etc. He says MMY's medical records would bear this out. I would be glad to take a look. :)
