Marshy's first enlightened one spoke thus: "Maharishi never, to my eyes anyway, seemed, as an individual celestial or angelic in any way whatsoever—although it could (and did) seem as if one were in the presence of an archangel—but that was just the vibe I think [ROFLOL]. Maharishi was very much a biological man [no, so it isn't so!]. But his entire being, his entire existence, was IMO orchestrated by immortal intelligences which first made him glorious, brilliant, and near infallible, and then, when these same gods cruelly and gratuitously abandoned him (to the extent that they no longer continued to uphold his superior status in the universe—they at some point either were unable to do this, or they determined they were not going to do this), Maharishi was left to his vanity, immaturity, weakness, and corruption. [Towards the end, Maharishi lost his objectivity with regard to both himself, and reality—this at least is my reading of the spiritual downward spiral he and his Movement took, say, during the last 20 years of his life.]"
H.H. Robin Woodsworth Carlsen, (once enlightened Honey Badger) :-)
