In the 1980s I was living back in my hometown in SE Washington. Got a
lot of news about Antelope and the commune. One local man whose kids I
grew up with was a produce broker and was enjoying a thriving business
selling produce to the commune. As a shortcut from the town to trips to
California I would take Biggs junction south all the way down to I-5 at
Weed. That took me past the road that went to Antelope. By 1989 I just
took the freeway all the way down to I-5 Portland which cut about an
hour or more off the trip.
I will be watching the final episode (6) tonight. It's been an
excellent series.
As far as I can tell Rajneesh didn't come from any tradition and just
made things up. Here is a really good discussion on what tantra is
supposed to be about on Pacifica radio.
https://kpfa.org/episode/against-the-grain-march-19-2018/
On 03/20/2018 08:31 AM, ultrarishi wrote:
This is pretty good so far. I've watched the first episode and
started in on the second. I have lived in Oregon since 1993 and it's
interesting watching and listening to the "survivors" of the situation
from the local perspective. Our local PBS station did a really good 2
part documentary on the compound several years ago, but this goes
above and beyond that.
I will probably watch another chapter tonight.
