I still don't see anything bad about it, or accept what you say about there being a threatened inner circle. If someone 'kicked out of 'heaven' had come forward and posted about this, maybe there might be some flesh to your insinuation.
Speaking personally, I heard of Mooji after a decade of incapacitating mental illness and addiction. And even though often I thought/think that he is not actually saying anything, somehow it seems to work, to speak to my consciousness before it collapsed into illness. Somehow it's pulling me out of it.
Sitting in satsang this year, I found my heart opening up, when it had so long been closed; I glimpsed the possibility of feeling love. I felt presence, when I had so long been absent. I felt my diseased mind falling away, and my earlier forgotten self reappearing. Returning to my normal life, so much had been lifted from me. Mooji worked where nothing else had worked.
Of course I do know the phrase "spiritual bypassing", and I don't accept Mooji's suggestion that all you need is satsang. I'm seeing a therapist and immersing myself in 12-step fellowships as well. I can't just ignore the person/mind as if it was just a construct. But Mooji has given me the power to be able to change myself, and for life to be worth living again, when I had long since given up hope.
Speaking personally, I heard of Mooji after a decade of incapacitating mental illness and addiction. And even though often I thought/think that he is not actually saying anything, somehow it seems to work, to speak to my consciousness before it collapsed into illness. Somehow it's pulling me out of it.
Sitting in satsang this year, I found my heart opening up, when it had so long been closed; I glimpsed the possibility of feeling love. I felt presence, when I had so long been absent. I felt my diseased mind falling away, and my earlier forgotten self reappearing. Returning to my normal life, so much had been lifted from me. Mooji worked where nothing else had worked.
Of course I do know the phrase "spiritual bypassing", and I don't accept Mooji's suggestion that all you need is satsang. I'm seeing a therapist and immersing myself in 12-step fellowships as well. I can't just ignore the person/mind as if it was just a construct. But Mooji has given me the power to be able to change myself, and for life to be worth living again, when I had long since given up hope.