Annette,

I will say this- the fact that Jame Swartz referred to sex and violence in an email exchange that was nothing do with either of those things in the first place is a huge red flag.

This is very inappropriate. If I received an email like that, I would be shocked, actually. It's not like you even know him, why would he think he could refer to sex and violence for no apparent reason? - his behavior towards you is very odd and I hope people have the sense stay away from him.

It's quite possible that he is completely nuts.

The Leaving Mooji facebook page seems to be down. Anyone have any info???

I can't seem to find it.

Am going to say something and am not joking.

Am now certain that sex workers give better value than these enlightenment teachers.

Why?

Because when a sex worker gets you off, you have no doubt about it.

Whereas enlightenment teachers get rich telling you you're enlightened, you just don't knoooow it yet.

Hi Sahara71

I still see that page (Leaving Mooji)

Sahara71

I need to clarify. James Swartz used these topics in reference to Mooji, describing him as “not violent” and what Mooji did not do to me. You can fill in the blank.

The emails were long and rambling and amateur psychoanalysis from a sentence here and there (basically turning my words against me), bullying me, and victim shaming.

I am keeping all emails in case I ever need them. I have screen shots of the article before and after the change as well.

Documentation is key.

None of this has any context to my simple request and one thing he said in particular reminded me of what he allegedly did to “Heather”. Yes James Swartz. At least Mooji didn’t do that!

Gross.



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Going offline now.

I checked again, now I can't find Leaving Mooji page

It seems strange to continue to discuss the “pros and cons, is he really a rapist or not?” aspects of James Swartz on this section designated for the ongoing Mooji debate. Therefore, I’ve opened up a new topic, “James Swartz-What is the Truth?”
Perhaps this would be a more appropriate place for this examination.

corboy Wrote:
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> Satsang.
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> Truth assembly in Sanskrit.
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> IMO these discussions on CEI appear to be closer
> to the sat sang ideal than most of the teachers
> and groups claiming the moniker.

Totally agree with you, corboy, association with true people who discuss, debate, search for what is true, not just at the Absolute but also at the relative level and are willing to question themselves and their possibly mistaken beliefs.