Chinmoy is another phony Guru with a lot of issues : sex, money , lobbying
to get the Peace Nobel Prize,
not someone to considered as a genuine spiritual master
a predator when he was alive
patrick

Yes, you are completely correct
the chap came from the Shri Aurobindo Ashram
You can find a passage in Mirra Alfassa Agenda about him at the
following address
http://mother-agenda.narod.ru/Agenda_6/1965-08-18.htm

I quote

eprint - Mother's Agenda, Volume 6

August 18, 1965
(Two Americans have brought Mother photos of a former disciple who
left for the United States:)
Do you remember C.? He has become a great guru there, with a group,
and it seems he hypnotizes people.... And two Americans have come
here (very nice people, one is a painter, the other is a sculptor);
one was in C.'s clutches and it's the other who saved him by keeping
him, almost brutally, materially far from C. for three days – the
third day, he was free (which does seem to prove that he has a
hypnotic influence) – and by telling him, "We're leaving for
Pondicherry, you don't need an intermediary between the Mother and
you." Because C. plays the great "intermediary" between Sri Aurobindo
and the poor public.
(Mother looks at the photos)
Well, well, that's just it! Oh, just look at this....
(Then she reads the letter that accompanies the photos)
"... Z and I met with him a few times. Since I saw in him a devilish
evil, we have broken contact. I leave this now in your hands."
Z lives in the forest with his friend S., in a house built with logs.
I saw the photos some time ago. The forest is a marvel.
But as for me, of course, I knew....
He asked for a visa as "preacher" (!) and it seems that in that case
you are allowed to stay indefinitely; he no longer has to leave –
that's very good, I am very glad he is there! Because when people are
caught, it was their destiny and they needed to be caught. And you
can even reach the Goal through a devil as well as through an angel –
better, sometimes! (Mother laughs)
But it was visible when he was here: a fantastic pride and ambition
better, sometimes! (Mother laughs)
But it was visible when he was here: a fantastic pride and ambition
that were to end up like this. He has a nasty face, very nasty.
But still, the fact that he declares himself to be the
Ashram's "envoy" is troublesome.
Ah, but I immediately wrote to Dr. Sanyal, who passed on my answer to
all the people he knew.
But this S. [an American], C.'s friend, is quite in a beatific
adoration – that's very good, it had to happen to him.
The Americans have so little discernment. They rush headlong at
anything.
Absolutely no discernment.
He [C.] must have something, but I don't feel anything! (Mother makes
a gesture as thin as cigarette paper.) It's something without force.
But K., too, when she was in America, was quite under his thumb. And
she said she had marvelous meditations with him! ... But I wrote to
K., because he gave her advice on her life and on what she should and
should not do; so she wrote to ask me, "How much am I to believe?" I
answered, "Nothing! "... He had forbidden her to come to the Ashram;
he had told her that it wasn't the place for her, that she was much
too grown-up to come here! The Ashram is good for those who have
nothing in them, who need to be kept well in hand, while someone with
a capacity must live independently.
That's how he catches them.
No, it's very good! It's comical.
If one has ambition, it is relatively quite easy to draw a [subtle]
being to oneself, who naturally comes under very deceptive disguises,
and then to believe oneself to be the incarnation of a great
personality.
But when people are sincere, it can't last very long.


just another phony gury with an ego bigger than an elephant
rgds
baikelin

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