I was at the Yugoslavia course where Nandkashore seemed to be being groomed for taking over. He really wasn't up to the task intellectually. When he went out with Purusha to give Intro lectures it was a total disaster. The guy may never have attended school after lower grades and his ability to stay on message was incorrigible. I think he would be an innocent among wolves around Bevan and the other power trippers.
--- In [email protected], "bojamuna" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Although Tony Nader is a good person I believe the only logical and > appropriate solution to the problem of Maharishi-jee's succession > would be Brahmachari Nandikeeshore, and amazing devotee and > extremely dignified person with a rare combination of spirituality > and humor. It's a dissapointment he is not mentioned "even" as a > Raja. I don't want to speculate why (he's not Shrivastava but no > other Shrivastawas was apointed either)... > Also: Raja för India: Harris Kaplan - not even an Indian. He is said > to have donated amazing amounts to the Indian TMO, but does that > qualify him to lead India to glory? > Anyway "no hard feelings"... Sab bhaagya rekha mei likha hei. > > > --- In [email protected], Vaj <vajranatha@> wrote: > > > > > > On Mar 13, 2008, at 12:46 PM, Louis McKenzie wrote: > > > > > Maybe in some months more and more Tm meditators will find > there > > > way to the Art of Living??? I was realizing that maybe > Maharishi > > > was not senile when he ousted Chopra and denounced Sri Sri > Ravi. > > > Maybe it was for them to go out in the world and do as they > have > > > done. Now it is not a question of Ravi's ambition or Chopra's > > > need for glory that would make them adopt so many of us. > Maybe > > > the Royal Highness of Rajah Ram will be there to reflect the > design > > > of ideal and to provide world guidance from the level of the > > > unified field. Yet the actual guru maybe will be SRI SRI. > > > > > > I can not see Tony Nader as a guru..... Sri Sri Ravi Shankar > has > > > proven himself....... > > > > You can't help but wonder that. > > > > Of course in a very real sense, the Art of Living Foundation > already > > IS the new TM movement. They've got the numbers, they've got the > > excitement and they've got one hell of a nice guru. > > > > TM 2.0 as I like to call it. > > >
