I don't think it's yet been established that Mooji "extracts money" from anyone.
The prices charged for 5-, 7- and 10-day Mooji retreats are very reasonable. They are considerably cheaper than the yoga retreats I see advertised, yet involve far more people to run.
You can buy stuff from the Mooji shop if you want, but we're not talking thousands here.
What we don't know is whether the inner and middle circle includes some "whales" who have been tapped up for heavy donations. Maybe that's the case. Perhaps they like to give, thinking of camels and eyes of needles, and perhaps also they're encouraged into it. But this is something we simply have no information about.
All we know right now is that people can choose to go on reasonably-priced retreats, buy CDs, or some comparatively cheap items from an online shop. We don't know any more than that, because if there are people who've given more, we've never heard about it. So in the absense of any information to the contrary, I don't think we can infer that there is any financial coercion or pressure to become a large donor.
The prices charged for 5-, 7- and 10-day Mooji retreats are very reasonable. They are considerably cheaper than the yoga retreats I see advertised, yet involve far more people to run.
You can buy stuff from the Mooji shop if you want, but we're not talking thousands here.
What we don't know is whether the inner and middle circle includes some "whales" who have been tapped up for heavy donations. Maybe that's the case. Perhaps they like to give, thinking of camels and eyes of needles, and perhaps also they're encouraged into it. But this is something we simply have no information about.
All we know right now is that people can choose to go on reasonably-priced retreats, buy CDs, or some comparatively cheap items from an online shop. We don't know any more than that, because if there are people who've given more, we've never heard about it. So in the absense of any information to the contrary, I don't think we can infer that there is any financial coercion or pressure to become a large donor.