Kelly and I just saw him a few weeks ago at the Omega Institute in Rhinebeck,
NY.  We were there helping to teach a course on Sacred Sex (www.artofbeing.com),
and Deepak was there teaching a week seminar.  I'd worked with him for
a few months at MIU-CNL in DC back in 1984-85, and he had asked Maharishi
if I could be his main assistant.  M chose an Indian couple (Anju and Sushil) 
instead, which apparently didn't work out well at all.

In any case, Deepak recognized me, but did the "I'm a celebrity now and you
don't have anything to offer me" courteous blow-off routine.  Understandable,
I suppose.  But the simplicity and genuine caring that I felt in him back 20 
years
ago was completely absent.  Sad...



--- In [email protected], Rick Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> on 9/12/05 12:43 PM, Peter at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> --- akasha_108 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 
> >> I am open, but for me, the jury is
> >> still out as to
> >> whether all is pure and pristine in Chopra land.
> >> 
> >> But I like the guy's lectures, and some of his
> >> books.
> > 
> > The earlier ones were all ghost written by a guy on
> > purusha!
> 
> Huntley Dent. He left Purusha and continued writing Deepak books. I think
> he's ghost written most of them, including the Merlin novel. He's a rich
> dude now. He's nearly blind and has his monitor adjusted to make the type
> really big. Reportedly he can hold a lot of information in his head and type
> it out without having to see what's on his monitor all the time.
> 
> I taught Deepak's intro TM course in the Cambridge center. Ted Weisman
> initiated him. He was a bit skeptical at first but warmed up quickly. Ted
> and I visited him at his house and later stayed in his parents' house in New
> Delhi for two months during the Vedic Science conference. Deepak always
> struck me as very sweet, unassuming, and good-hearted in those days. I think
> fame and ambition may have gotten a grip on him.





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