For a Western believer who respects the need for e.g. Buddhist dharma or appreciates the "Christ's sacrifice", if accepting the spiritual diversity of Vaishnavism e.g. described in the Bhagavatam problematic are issues such as Radha's husband Abimana - in eternal Vrindavana, not only earthly - accepting the agreeableness of Vishnu who fulfilled the promise of his devotee wanting Lakshmi as a wife. In addition, a certain theatricality appears on the record as well as the explanation of this marriage "to spite" Krishna. Marriage in Christianity is a sacrament. The extrasensory aspect, or maybe more in this situation - a guarantee of the purity of the mutual relationship in every aspect. The mood of this "marriage for spite" seems to be shallower than, for example, the atmosphere of love of lovers (informal relationship) from the "sevdalinka" historical musical folklore trend:

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There is still a document available on [web.archive.org] (Wayback Machine) about MLM in Sri Lanka, where Vijay Eswaran, Joseph Bismark's partner at QNET, siphoned off $15 million. This is a PDF.

Below is the address:
[web.archive.org]
SriLankaReport.pdf



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Worth a read: [press.uchicago.edu]

The list of Tulsi Gabbard's industry sponsors or donors available on the Follow The Money website is worth attention in the context of her alleged religious beliefs:


[www.followthemoney.org]

Some of them are:

-Planned Parenthood (even 350 000 abortions per year)
-Procter & Gamble
-defence industry companies
-Hunting
-Gay/Lesbian rights/issues
-Abortion Policy
-Gambling/Cassinos
-Tobacco
-Beer, Wine & Liquor
-Commercial Fishing
-Poultry/Eggs
-Livestock



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Just putting this where it belongs:

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Chris Butler was right about one thing and one thing only when he regularly spewed,"my disciples are all idiots".

Jagad Guru Siddhaswarupanada paramahamsa, gurudev of Tulsi Gabbard, was right about that, no question.

RUN_FOREST_RUN Wrote:
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> Chris Butler was right about one thing and one
> thing only when he regularly spewed,"my disciples
> are all idiots".
>
> Jagad Guru Siddhaswarupanada paramahamsa, gurudev
> of Tulsi Gabbard, was right about that, no
> question.

Have you a link to any instances of this quote or anything like that, please? A citation, please?

XKRISHNA

I don't.

There are 837 pages of testimony, documents, recordings, posts, links, and so on on this forum. I suppose you could start from page one to find the many citations of Butler's attitude towards his followers and closest disciples.

Butler was often making elaborate efforts to scrub any record or proof of their less-than-savory attitudes, actions, and words. When the internet came to full force, Burler instructed his disciples to scrub the net of all ill words about him. He had them create thousands of diversion websites and even tried to sue this forum.

Documents, audio tapes, and photographs were all destroyed. Some were preserved. assorted letters kept by old followers and the infamous "kitchen rules" list. Some gems abound where he is talking to his adult disciples as if they are dumb little kids: [www.facebook.com]

Cults always try to paint a pretty picture of their "saints" and gurus. When crap comes up that makes the guru look bad fanatical followers flock and try to justify it, twist the context or in some way discredit the person who s making the claim. But as with all these clowns, the burden of proof is with the person making the biggest claim which is that a white dude living in an oceanfront home in Hawaii is god on earth for us to follow, worship, and serve.