Totally agree. I don't think it's the only way. I think if a spiritual guru is too attached to his/her own views then s/he is in desperate need of self reflection. Good on you for challenging them :)
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Totally agree. I don't think it's the only way. I think if a spiritual guru is too attached to his/her own views then s/he is in desperate need of self reflection. Good on you for challenging them :)
Yeah, and in spite of their "altruistic intent" they are also attached to selling their $199 CD learning set; not that I begrudge them that (we all have to EAT, after all), as long as they are honest about what they are offering and providing. Which is often where things get a little sketchy.
Heheheee - "Users who bought $199 CD learning set also bought a ticket to book their place in heaven for only $19.99"
:D