Jim always had a perverse rationale about such events and situations.
Remember, Jim also wanted the same Reverence and exalted GuruStatus as Ravi.
I also wouldn't be surprised at all, if Jim said "It's all good" if
Ravi met with a disaster.
--- On Sat, 5/22/10, TurquoiseB <no_re...@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Conversation with Mr. Chivukula
Date: Saturday, May 22, 2010, 12:24 AM
As counterpart, based on my recent skims of the BATGAP
forum, t'would seem that many there felt something "off"
about Ravi, from Day One. The only person who in my
reading of the posts seemed impressed by him, and *still*
seems to believe that there is not only nothing wrong
with him but that he really *is* experiencing a profound
awakening was -- wait for it -- Jim Flanegin. Those who
have read every post over there can correct me if they
feel my "skim reading" is inaccurate; it very well
could be. Some expressed downright concern for Ravi,
while Jim pooh-poohed their concerns.
And these are people who are *conditioned* to see "enlight-
enment" where others see merely confusion and solipsism.
While I thank you for your report, based on my experience
of seeing people have a minor "awakening" and set them-
selves up as "gurus" without the wherewithall to be one,
I'm predicting Ravi's eventual suicide.
That seems to be what *happens* to such people. When their
fantasies of who they "really" are and how they should be
"really" treated by people around them don't work out,
they take the "I'll show them" route and leave them -- and
the world that "just doesn't understand how special they
are" -- behind.
I'm not *hoping* for such an outcome, but I for one would
not be surprised by it. And if it happens, I think I can
safely predict Jim coming up with a hearty "It's all good"
about *that*, too.
