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Excellent article. I have been wondering about these Diksha people and if it's any good. Plenty of people say good things about it, but when I heard about the guaranteed enlightenment for US$5500 red flags popped up.
From what I gather all spiritual teachers and organisations have dark secrets, bitter ex-members and blinded devotees. Robert Adams lived with Ramana Maharshi and Yogananda and said that even they treated some disciples in unspeakable ways.
So I think I'll have to do what you did and try it out for myself sometime.
I gather you're comment is in reply to Andrew's one?
In regards to "no one promising enlightenment", are you making this statement purely within regards to Deeksha and the Oneness Movement? Assuming you are, I will say that I have heard and read people saying that doing the 21 day Deeksha process will result in the participant being enlightened (either immediately, or over some time later if they have deeper karmas and issues to work through first). I've also seen it publicised that receiving Deeksha (not necessarily just once) will not only facilitate a person reaching an enlightened state but will even take them "beyond enlightenment"...and this is just here within the small community of New Zealand.
You suggest I look at the facts? Actually I don't think we are dealing with facts here. In my experience, what we are dealing with is the comments, fantasies, desires, hopes, and wishful thinking of a wide range of people promoting, receiving, seeking, supporting, and even falling out with, the Oneness/Deeksha Movement.
Be well.
Jonathan
John
PS I do apologize for the "bullshit" comment.
I shall do a search for Anadagiri's response online.
In my experience, a quick search on Google turns up quite a lot of Oneness Movement / Deeksha related material that states things along the lines of what I have mentioned already (i.e. that doing the 21-day process etc will enlighten the participant, and that sort of thing). I accept that this may or may not be the way Bhagwan presents the work he is doing --- that this may just be the way many potentially over zealous followers present the work he is doing.
I wish you all the best this moment has to offer.
With love,
Jonathan
... and apology accepted. :-)
Thanks,
Jonathan
I'm not saying that this is what happens, I'm just telling you what he told me...