> Is it true that people are being banned for going to see other
> gurus/saints? I heard that in Europe there isn't this narrow mentality.
> (Though that's also hearsay.)
>
It’s my understanding that there’s a sort of “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy these days. If you go to see saints and are quiet about it, no problem. But if you help organize to bring saints here, or if someone says you do (even if you don’t), you’re out. Also, if you practice Jyotish, Sthapatya Veda, or any other Vedic discipline which the movement has turned into a business, you’re out. More than the number of people who have been excluded for one of the above reasons are those who exclude themselves because they’re fed up with the way the movement operates, as well as being alienated by the weirdness of the rajas, etc. If Maharishi really wants to get big numbers in the domes, tell him to hop in his time machine, go back about 40 years, and do it again with honesty, integrity, sensibility, and plenty of feedback from others who embody those qualities. __._,_.___
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