--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "lurkernomore20002000" <steve.sun...@...> wrote: > > > > > > "Apparently Raja John (Hagelin) gave a clearer understanding about > Raja > > > Ram's situation these days. He said that under M's guidance Raja > Raam > > > purchased and lives in a 2 story condo in Paris. He lives on one > floor and > > > his family on the other. Do you think anyone is going to buy this? > That sucker is likely living the high life, sans robe, and crown, having > morning coffee at a cafe, lunch at a bisto, dinner and wine at a nice > French restaraunt.
I don't know why but the image of purged despots and their families comes to mind. Perhaps it is because France has served as a sanctuary for fleeing rulers and sundry others through the years. And why da King would want to leave the bliss of Vlodrop really goes against everything I've been lead to believe about it. I have an image of Raja Ram having lunch with Suha Arafat with her stolen billions, Baby Doc Duvalier with his stolen millions (sorry, he wasn't as successful a thief as Arafat was, so it was only millions), and perhaps Roman Polanski. > > > He spends the vast majority of his time doing the > > > special program that M designed for him and doing research and > writing on > > > Ved in the Ramayana, and Movement administration. Raja John said he > thought > > > RR is as deeply steeped in silence as any Purusha and maintains what > could > > > be called an ideal Purusha program and routine. " gag me.... > > I think it could be hard for people to get their heads around this one. > > > > > This is wonderful news, he's getting closer and closer to leading a > normal life. If he could extend his daily routine with a trip to a local > cafe with his family, or maybe descend into the subway and rub shoulders > with the sweaty masses, he might get some insight into his true > position. > > > > He could be really daring and try actually teaching TM in Paris and > living on a teacher's income. If he spent a year doing that the > administration of the movement would really change for the better. > > > > The more I hear about this the more impressed I am with the guy. > > >
