You're so correct. Like Mao, Maharishi killed 49-78 million people. I remember it so well
Like you I still pour over the speeches of Mao to see what the TMO can still do to enlighten the world of the blind. I am particularly fond of "On the Correct Handling of Contradictions among the People" February 27, 1957 That one was great reading and was the basis for "eliminating" 800,000 "evil deniers". I only left the TMO because there was no one opposing MMY who was left to kill. Weren't you there having fun too? Mao Ze-Dong, Tibet 1959, Purging Superstitions China 1958-61, the Great Leap Forward 1966-76, the Cultural Revolution RC quote: Not only this, having been very interested in Mao as a charismatic leader (with a mystical stature similar to Maharishi's), I find when I read Curtis making this comparison nothing disturbed in the universe, nothing disturbed in my mindand you see, if what Curtis was saying here was, objectively, false to realityat least in some obvious waywe would sense this discordance. As it happens, I think it is a meaningful comparison.
