Sounds like Robin Woodsworth Carlsen
--- In [email protected], "lurkernomore20002000" <steve.sun...@...>
wrote:
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> I have really been enjoying reading the posts on Buddha at the Gas Pump. And
> Thank God, their protocol does not allow all the bickering, insults, attacks
> that are so prevalent here. I do not belong to that group, and have no
> intention to do so. I am more comfortable here, because I am pretty good in
> participating the aforementioned behaviorss.
>
> But over the last day or so, there have been many posts castigating off shore
> drilling, nuclear power plants, and other sentiments along those lines. But
> they have a guy, named Ravi, who is evidnetly having experiences of higher
> states of conscioussness. And, as best I can understand, because of this, he
> feels he must assume the role as his wife's guru. She, as best I can
> understand has been a devotee of Amma, but he has gone so far as to make her
> repeat 3 times, that she denounces Amma, and accepts him as her only
> legitimate Guru. And he claims he is doing all this for her own good. There
> are some other nuances along these lines, but that is the just, as best I
> understand.
>
> And the response from the other participants? Silence. Silence. To me, I
> see some hypocrisy, and maybe cowardice. For the record, only our torch
> bearer, Rick Archer seems to have had the fortitude to question him about
> this attitude.
>
