More thoughts on EKADASI (continued) Nevertheless, fasting or eating lightly according to the phases of the Moon is not necessarily a bad thing. Awareness of the lunar cycle OK... The problem arises when the rules and regulations become superfluous and ridiculous... The problem arises when feelings of guilt and anxiety happen due to tales of matricide or other such nonsense... My own op
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The Ekadasi phenomenon is certainly an indicator of lost critical thinking. First of all, to believe that all these horrible things will happen to you if you eat a grain on the 11th day of the Moon is ridiculous. Is it wise to consider g0d as such a vengeful task-master? The rules about what one is allowed to eat on this day are ridiculous... The original instructions from ACB were to a
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Cult-thusiast: The large instruction manual was published around 1988. It would indeed reveal how nonsensical he had become by that time. I wonder if anyone still has a copy of it? HYPNOTISM: Definitely feels like some hypnotism involved with all this. The old video tapes from the 1980s had a very hypnotic effect, especially the scene with the surfer on the waves with a golden sunset ...
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He purchased every first-class seat on a commercial airliner? Wow... That must have cost a fortune... 50 grand? 100 grand? I wonder how many times he did this? Maybe now that Q-Net buddy is worth 500 million, Chris can purchase his own jumbo jet? Just like Trump, or Led Zeppelin, with big letters printed on the side of the aircraft: Jagat Guru! Jagat Guru! Who Are You? Best friend of th
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Truth Wins, The kitchen instructional manual was a huge RED FLAG for sure. There was another larger general instructional manual that I looked at once. All the typical nonsensical rules and etiquette when around the supposed representative of g0d ... such as no laughing when guru and family are having fun ... a WTF moment for sure! I flipped thru the pages and immediately rejected it as eg
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Anyone here remember the CB lecture entitled "God the Father - or the Godfather"? From the glorious Betamax lecture days in the 80s? The gist of the lecture was that it was a mistake to relate to God as some sort of Godfather... etc. Yet we now get the impression that Chris Butler himself became some sort of "god-father" - the master-mind behind some massive criminal acti
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Thank-you Run-Forest for the last post. I did not know these details. (It would be great to know the evidence ... from the insiders themselves.) Who remembers the band called "SPYZ" ... it was a musical group being promoted world-wide by Butler himself. Australian or NZ I seem to remember. He organized a world-wide operation to make it look like the group had a world-wide followin
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It is indeed surprising to see TG 100% supportive of Planned Parenthood. Flashback 1970s, almost 50 years ago: CB mentioned in one of his lectures that aborted fetuses were being served in elite underground restaurants in New York... The usual lectures on how things were getting so degraded in the Kali-Yuga age... Also of note: Various anonymous on-line whistle-blowers have communicated t
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Just been googling more info on this bizarre QNet phenomenon. After wading thru the typical "fact checker" stooges who insist that QNet is a legitimate business and endorsed by sports heroes, Bollywood stars etc, and even the "Supreme Court" ... BUT WAIT! we also find countless reports that it is nothing more than a pyramid scam.* Posted below is video link to a report
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Many hard-working people in India and many other Third-World countries such as Rwanda... many people in these countries are crying foul and some lamenting that they have lost their life savings due to involvement with the QNet scam... and we have Vijay das now estimated by Forbes to be worth 500 million dollars! We don't need Sherlock Holmes to figure out what is going on here. Y
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More well researched intel here on the missile incident in Hawaii ... This does of course contradict the mainstream narrative of "somebody pressed the wrong button" ... For those of us who have not yet figured out that the mainstream narrative is fueled by a very dark agenda, listen carefully to this K2D4 Network well researched video. Mainstream narrative tends to lean towards
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Thanks, Vox, for posting the Alex Jones video. Alex Jones is, of course, a controversial character. I do not usually listen to him but I found this discourse on Tulsi to be quite accurate. In the age of "fake news" one has to use a healthy dose of intuition to recognize what may be fake news and what may be true. I personally stay away from mainstream media and their constant div
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MEEEOWWWW ... The cat is out of the bag indeed! So it's all TRUE! A big thank-you to Christine Gralow for connecting the dots. BISMARK, TIBBY, KHEMENEY etc ~ CON-MEN, THIEVES, CHEATS, LIARS ... Do these guys really believe they are engaging their victims in "devotional service" because they are using the stolen money to give to the "pure devotee" Kris Butler??? W
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Good point, Corboy ... and Chris Butler also had a pampered childhood as well. Brought up on the sparsely populated island of Molokai, with zero tourists to litter the beach, young Chris had the whole beach to himself ... catch a wave and you're sitting on top of the world kind of consciousness .... I wonder if this childhood program is still running in his brain, and he has a difficult t
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"FAITH AND FEAR" I am not sure if this documentary has been posted on this forum before. This is a very good documentary that outlines the abuse that many children underwent at the so-called gurukula schools in the USA and in India. The first part of the film documents the arrival of A.C. Bhaktivedanta to the United States and how he gained many followers. This report is un
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As a New Year summary, I have compiled some old verses to summarize the situation so far. I just saw a movie called "The Life of Pi" - so I have entitled this: THE LIFE OF SAI There was a man from Oahu Who owned a zodiac or two YAHOO! He ruled the ocean waves With his gang of devoted slaves Yarr, 'tis unbelievable but true! He was losing touch with reality Blam
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VoxVeritasVita Das said: And as you watch this film and close your eyes, why, it SOUNDS like Butler talking with the sing-song pidgeon English. Good observation, Vox! The tone of the voice is very similar. The intonation during the lecture is just like Chris Butler's intonation. Especially when Speedo is making fun of the heavy breathing that people do whilst copulating ~ definitely
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Finally got to see the whole movie *Holy Hell* ... Holy Shit! The similarity to the Butler group is uncanny ... apart from the sodomizing of course. Seems like one cult leader was obsessed with homosexuality in the flesh ... the other obsessed with homosexuality in his mind? The common denominator of course is a group whose focus initially was on enlightenment but gradually changed over
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Thanks for this information, Vox. There are certainly quite a few similarities between the so-called swim-suit cult and the Butler cult ... * Both cult leaders are charismatic males who bring people together for frenzied dancing and singing * Both cult leaders live like millionaires, being served on hand-and-foot by doting followers * Both cult leaders live in Kailua homes which are le
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Yup, with all the cussing and swearing, he is sometimes known as "The potty-mouth guru"
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That's an hilarious voice-mail you got there, Rama! But it's true! Chris does speak like this, using coarse verbiage almost like it's a shock and awe campaign against his followers? I wonder if Chris will now be giving the never-ending lectures on nocturnal penile translucence? Ha! Who remembers the *WHAT ARE YOU WORTH?* lecture that was televised in the 80s? The rhetor
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Looks like Kurt Butler has serious victim mentality just like his brother Kris ... Remember, anyone, when Kris Butler accused his disciples of trying to kill him by turning on the air-conditioner too high? Victim mentality running in the family?
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I listened to the Canada Girl interview, but maybe I did not listen attentively enough, because I do not recall any blasphemous statements that were spoken by Canada Girl. Somebody please correct me if I am mistaken? Canada Girl simply recounted her perceived experiences of being a laundry servant/slave for the guru in question, namely Chris Butler. Why does Chris Butler want to keep this
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Well said, Dharma ... Well Well Well ~ this would make an interesting court scene, would it not? Place Mr. Siddha Bellord on the dock and under oath to answer the following questions: * Have you ever been aboard the vessel in question? <<<Bring on Exhibit A ~ Photograph of Mr. Siddha Bellord as a passenger in the vessel in question.>>> * Approximately how many
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FOILED AGAIN Devotional Service requires Much work and toil Decorating the guru's homes With clean shiny tin foil Others think Devotional Service Needs ghee, sandalwood oil But really all you need Is clean shiny tin foil As for materialists and karmis They make my blood boil That's why I stocked up on Lots and lots of tin foil
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There was a man from Oahu Who owned a zodiac or two Yahoo! He worships the Lord While on his surf board Beware! His zodiac may kill YOU
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HELPFUL HINTS FOR SCIENCE OF IDENTITY CASUALTIES * Slow down, chill out, and always respect other living beings, especially human beings * Avoid the Blues Brothers style "We-are-on-a-mission-from-God" consciousness * Don't follow leaders, watch your parking meters * Stay clear of the political arena - it is a den of vipers - lest you become a viper yourself ... (and as
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Thanks for the update, VeraCity. Are the authorities attempting to sweep this incident under the carpet? This horrific and imbecilic fatal incident is a classic example of how people with too much money and too much power can turn into total A$$HOLES The generally accepted meaning of the derogatory word *Asshole* is someone who is repeatedly rude and obnoxious towards other human be
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MANIFESTATION AT PLAY? Many thanks to Rama for his extremely well-written essay about his history as a young boy growing up within the Butler cult family. I know that Wai-Lana had been pretty much deified back around the mid-1980 era, but I really did not understand to what degree her spoiled bratty royal children had also been canonized or deified by Chris Butler himself? Sounds
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Excellent videos, Henri! Good research into Tulsi's involvement with dirty politics. Tulsi is no doubt influenced by Butler's famous hit single (NOT!) called *Dear Fanatic* ... She has stated that religious fanaticism is the reason for all the so-called terrorism ... However, the guys at Veterans Today website have stated that it has nothing to do with religion and it is simply a
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