> > Question. In 2004, Shankaracharya of Kanchi (South India) was > > arrested and charged with murder. To protest against his arrest, > > Muslims and Hindus were united in marching. Some Hindu monks say > > there is fear of `trial by media'. (1) Behind the case of > > Shankaracharya's arrest, are there any politicians' conspiracies to > > get their own benefits using police force, as with the case of Swami > > Premananda? (2) And furthermore, behind this sequence of plots > > against spiritual persons is there the force of the so-called Black > > Lodge? (3) Are the targets mainly Hindu spiritual leaders, because > > Maitreya is now teaching in Hindu temples in London? > > > > Benjamin Creme. (1) Yes. (2) No. (3) No. The attacks on spiritual > > leaders in India come from secular, right-wing groups who believe > > they are creating a `modern' India no longer being influenced > > by `superstition and religious corruption', which, they believe, has > > held India back in the past. > > Who cares what some astral being is telling Creme, esp since he's been > wrong on all his predictions since the 70s.
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