Indian TMO is worth a reported 3 billion plus they can afford to build a monument to keep the scam alive - the Old Man is dead and his nevvies have to keep the illusion going - a monument to a dead saint? A place to go pray and meditate and where miracles attributed to the good graces of Marshy? A sure fire draw for American, Canadian and Europeans with more money than sense - not to mention the gullible Indians who wanna go too.
At least now we know why the Srivastavas boys had to illegally sell off Movement properties - they have to finance a monument to the Bernie Madoff of gurujis. ________________________________ From: nablusoss1008 <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2013 9:41 AM Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Yogi's memorial to open amid global attendance --- In [email protected], "Buck" wrote: > > Yep,a bunch of people from Fairfield are going. Everyone who is important is > going and anyone who wants to be. Is exciting. Are you going Buck ? Anyway, there is a few things I don't understand. Because according to the Naysayers, Buddhist's and Unstressers on this forum the TMO is dead, finished and has been so for quite a while already. So how is it possible for an impotent org. to pull off such a huge project ? > > --- In [email protected], nablusoss1008 wrote: > > > > Yogi's memorial to open amid global attendance > > > > > > ALLAHABAD: The disciples of late Maharishi Mahesh Yogi > > from > > across the world will converge on the Sangam for the unveiling of the > > spiritual guru's "Samadhi Smarak" (memorial) on February 15. The > > memorial will be inaugurated by Jyotishpeethadheeshwara Jagatguru > > Shankaracharya Swami Vasudevanand Saraswati, of Badrikashram, Himalaya. > > > > The devotees of Maharishi include many famous personalities. Maharishi > > Yogi , > > who died on February 5, 2008 at his residence in Netherlands, was > > cremated at his ashram at Arail, the opposite side of Sangam. It was > > then announced that a huge memorial, having over 1000 Kalash (a circular > > mound over the temple roof) with golden plating and executed by Indian > > and German architects, would be built at the spot. > > > > Giving details, Raja Harris Kaplan, in charge of India for the global > > country of world peace, and Dr Girish Chandra Varma told TOI that the > > Smarak would be unveiled on February 15, i.e, Basant Panchmi. The > > architect of the Samadhi is M/S Chhaganlal Rewashankar Sompura of > > Gujarat, presently headed by Nipam Sompura, whose family has designed > > many temples and buildings. Along with him, Dr Eike Hartmann from the > > Institute of Vedic City Planning, Maharishi University of Management > > > ment> , Holland, has also put in tireless efforts in building the > > memorial, said Dr Girish Chandra Varma. > > > > The memorial has been built at a cost of Rs 40 crore. "The Maharishi > > Smarak will be a place of pilgrimage, the source of knowledge and > > inspiration for future generations and along with Shankaracharya Swami > > Vasudevanand Saraswati of Badrikashram, Himalaya, many other seers will > > attend the function," said Harris. Along with them, Dr Tony Nadar, known > > as Maharaja Nader Raam, the first sovereign ruler of Maharishi's global > > country of world peace, and around 20 other Rajas, each for different > > fields and in charge of different countries and eight ministers of the > > Global Country of World Peace, will attend the function, he added. > > > > The outer diameter of the structure spans for 108 feet by 108 feet while > > the height is 81 metres. The top of the structure would have 1008 > > Kalash, all having gold plating. > > > > The smarak will be directly connected to the main road running besides > > the Ganga while the main entrance will have gopurams (gateways) from > > three directions. The road to the memorial will have 12 mandaps. Each of > > these mandap would depict 12 areas of teaching taught by Maharishi. The > > entire structure has been made from stone, wood and copper clamps. The > > interiors have been furnished by marble. > > > > TOI visited the memorial and saw that it's nearing completion; mansions > > have beautifully carved, the pillars made of marble and the dome has > > beautiful carvings. The surroundings of the memorial are being decked up > > for the big occasion. > > > > Although Harris did not confirm if celebrities like award-winning > > filmmaker and musician David Lynch > > would be > > attending the Maha Kumbh, sources said they could come on the occasion. > > > > "It is not about any western (or eastern) celebrity coming to Kumbh, it > > is that a Smarak of total vedic knowledge is being inaugurated, inspired > > by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi > > in the > > holy tradition line of Sri Shankara. For over 50 years the Maharishi > > propagated the actual experience and understanding of the Vedas, of > > total knowledge, of atma and the self to millions of people," Harris > > said. > > > > http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/allahabad/Yogis-memorial-to-open\ > > -amid-global-attendance/articleshow/18231165.cms > > > n-amid-global-attendance/articleshow/18231165.cms> > > >
