I think you are spot on, SadGame.
It bothers me a lot that Moo is always ridiculing people in that subtle, passive-aggressive way he has. And he gets the audience to join in the ridicule, always leading them to laugh at anyone one is "out of line".
It's all about humiliation. It isn't spiritual at all! It's the opposite of spiritual. It's controlling people.
I absolutely believe that this tactic is deliberate on Moo's behalf. He has been on the guru circuit for about 10 years and he has worked out which methods of control are effective. He has to 'play to the crowd' and at the same time, dismiss his opponents.
I think he has copied Osho and others.
The only time Moo is truly pleased in that video is when a young man reads out a kind of devotional letter to him. In this letter, the devotee addresses Moo as though he is God. He even says "amen" at the end of the letter, as though it is a prayer and Moo is a deity. It is really disturbing.
Moo does not make any attempt to clear up the confusion between Moo himself, as a ordinary human being, and God.
The young man obviously believes that Moo is God and he is left to embrace his delusion. Moo is pleased. It's really sad, I feel so sorry for that young man. I think he would definitely be someone who would have a lot of mental problems... I mean, that's only my uneducated opinion. I would love to know where he is now.
It bothers me a lot that Moo is always ridiculing people in that subtle, passive-aggressive way he has. And he gets the audience to join in the ridicule, always leading them to laugh at anyone one is "out of line".
It's all about humiliation. It isn't spiritual at all! It's the opposite of spiritual. It's controlling people.
I absolutely believe that this tactic is deliberate on Moo's behalf. He has been on the guru circuit for about 10 years and he has worked out which methods of control are effective. He has to 'play to the crowd' and at the same time, dismiss his opponents.
I think he has copied Osho and others.
The only time Moo is truly pleased in that video is when a young man reads out a kind of devotional letter to him. In this letter, the devotee addresses Moo as though he is God. He even says "amen" at the end of the letter, as though it is a prayer and Moo is a deity. It is really disturbing.
Moo does not make any attempt to clear up the confusion between Moo himself, as a ordinary human being, and God.
The young man obviously believes that Moo is God and he is left to embrace his delusion. Moo is pleased. It's really sad, I feel so sorry for that young man. I think he would definitely be someone who would have a lot of mental problems... I mean, that's only my uneducated opinion. I would love to know where he is now.