From T. Moo’s new bio at mooji.org: “ .. It was my time with Papaji in Lucknow that really brought me into the experiential recognition of the Self as pure awareness.."
I think that it was Mooji’s day of non-enlightenment:
T. Moo talked about his “enlightenment Day” or a profound spiritual experience of his ego disappearance on a bench outside of Papaji’s ashram in the video: at 17:15: Mooji Baba returns to the home of his Master Papaji: [www.youtube.com].
It happened on December 20, 1993 in video: PAPAJI – Surrender: (Part 2) [www.youtube.com] with the evidence notification in thread-discussion from ashram: H.W.L. Poonja - Papaji10 years ago, 20 dec 1993.
During and after that satsang, Moo got upset and angry because Papaji made a fun of him a little bit and of his name Tony at 17:00 in video: [www.youtube.com] and in the video: When Mooji Met Papaji (Part 1), Satsang With Papaji: [www.youtube.com].
I do not believe in Mooji's enlightenment event at that day at all, because Mooji really packed his stuff and left Papaji's ashram and Lucknow after satsang and he went to the Ramanashram in Tiruvannamalai in south India. Mooji returned to Lucknow again in two and a half months from Ramanashram in March 1994, what matches with the date around of his leaving on 20/12/1993 according to video: Mooji Shares the Experience of Loosing His Son at 0:14: [online-satsang.com]. Mooji stated to spend even three months in Ramanashram according to many of his older version biographies, for instance: (0.97 Mooji /Buddha at the gas pum. The timing fits well here.
Why Mooji left that place so quickly and immediately where he experienced such profound life changing spiritual experience. There is not coincident that Mooji's enlightenment story on 12/20/1993 is similar to another Mooji's son story on March 1994 in Lucknow, when Mooji came back from Ramanashram and got a fax message about his son’s death in London: In Mooji's Video: Mooji Shares the Experience of Loosing His Son at 3:00: [online-satsang.com]. Moo probably mixed up together these two stories and he is not honest about it.
There is no logical evidence of his behavior and the right timing or confirmation about Mooji's deep spiritual experience of the Self there. Mooji did not stay there in 1993 after it, why ?, he did not report it to anybody at this time or did not write any letter with some gratitude and thanks to Papaji about his spiritual experience in Lucknow in 1993-4, even later during Mooji’s last visit in 1997 in Lucknow, when Papaji read Mooji’s letter: In the video: PAPAJI - 'Shiva Shambo: [www.youtube.com] with notification in thread discussion from ashram: H.W.L. Poonja - Papaji10 years ago, 7 august 1997. Hari Om.
T. Moo simply made his spiritual experience up later for his stories, teachings, videos, and books, he has not told the truth. In addition, in his early satsangs as: Forget about the enlightenment or The laughing Buddha I-III atc., Mooji talked more about “forget about it”, “don’t worry by happy”. Usually people start to talk about their own spiritual experience to really share it in their first satsangs, but it had not been Mooji’s case.
I think that it was Mooji’s day of non-enlightenment:
T. Moo talked about his “enlightenment Day” or a profound spiritual experience of his ego disappearance on a bench outside of Papaji’s ashram in the video: at 17:15: Mooji Baba returns to the home of his Master Papaji: [www.youtube.com].
It happened on December 20, 1993 in video: PAPAJI – Surrender: (Part 2) [www.youtube.com] with the evidence notification in thread-discussion from ashram: H.W.L. Poonja - Papaji10 years ago, 20 dec 1993.
During and after that satsang, Moo got upset and angry because Papaji made a fun of him a little bit and of his name Tony at 17:00 in video: [www.youtube.com] and in the video: When Mooji Met Papaji (Part 1), Satsang With Papaji: [www.youtube.com].
I do not believe in Mooji's enlightenment event at that day at all, because Mooji really packed his stuff and left Papaji's ashram and Lucknow after satsang and he went to the Ramanashram in Tiruvannamalai in south India. Mooji returned to Lucknow again in two and a half months from Ramanashram in March 1994, what matches with the date around of his leaving on 20/12/1993 according to video: Mooji Shares the Experience of Loosing His Son at 0:14: [online-satsang.com]. Mooji stated to spend even three months in Ramanashram according to many of his older version biographies, for instance: (0.97 Mooji /Buddha at the gas pum. The timing fits well here.
Why Mooji left that place so quickly and immediately where he experienced such profound life changing spiritual experience. There is not coincident that Mooji's enlightenment story on 12/20/1993 is similar to another Mooji's son story on March 1994 in Lucknow, when Mooji came back from Ramanashram and got a fax message about his son’s death in London: In Mooji's Video: Mooji Shares the Experience of Loosing His Son at 3:00: [online-satsang.com]. Moo probably mixed up together these two stories and he is not honest about it.
There is no logical evidence of his behavior and the right timing or confirmation about Mooji's deep spiritual experience of the Self there. Mooji did not stay there in 1993 after it, why ?, he did not report it to anybody at this time or did not write any letter with some gratitude and thanks to Papaji about his spiritual experience in Lucknow in 1993-4, even later during Mooji’s last visit in 1997 in Lucknow, when Papaji read Mooji’s letter: In the video: PAPAJI - 'Shiva Shambo: [www.youtube.com] with notification in thread discussion from ashram: H.W.L. Poonja - Papaji10 years ago, 7 august 1997. Hari Om.
T. Moo simply made his spiritual experience up later for his stories, teachings, videos, and books, he has not told the truth. In addition, in his early satsangs as: Forget about the enlightenment or The laughing Buddha I-III atc., Mooji talked more about “forget about it”, “don’t worry by happy”. Usually people start to talk about their own spiritual experience to really share it in their first satsangs, but it had not been Mooji’s case.