I have been associated with the New Age movement since the mid-seventies of the last century and the only thing I know at this point is that the whole game was a waste of time, got sabotaged by occult operators in the background and that all the gurus who appeared ended up problematical. One of … Continue reading Was Ramana Maharsi a fascist? puking up (neo-) Advaita gibberish…the Vedic fraud as to the history of the yogas…

It may be that as the New Age movement and its gurus pass away a new yoga will arise in a new tradition. The advaita has become a sick joke. There is a simple way to concoct one as a trial passage: invoke the old tradition beyond classical yogas, the assumption that raja yoga (which … Continue reading Creating a real path for the future, …

By comparing white supremacy in the U.S. to the caste system in India, her new book at once illuminates and collapses a complex history. Source: Isabel Wilkerson’s World-Historical Theory of Race and Caste | The New Yorker This already classic study is relevant to this blog with its critique of the legacy of caste in India, … Continue reading Isabel Wilkerson’s World-Historical Theory of Race and Caste | The New Yorker

Guruism via Hinduism has a long tradition which probably sources in the Neolithic and had died many deaths. The figure Danielou, despite a number of problems, has some useful accounts of this ‘primordial Shaivism’. We have no idea what the original(s) was/were. In addition the legacy is influenced/mediated/ by the much later sufi sources with … Continue reading Problems with new age gurus and paths ( a long list growing longer day by day)

I hope to read the Kindle version of this book soon but I am wary here of the confusions over secularism. So without having read the book I will caution those who approach this to be wary of defini… Source: Stephen Batchelor on After Buddhism: Rethinking the Dharma for a Secular Age – YouTube – … Continue reading Is buddhism doomed?

https://www.academia.edu/5838643/The_Value_of_E_J_Gold_Unearthing_the_Real_Mr_G?email_work_card=view-paper This paper has been kicking around for a while but I would caution most attempts to explicate EJ Gold. New agers have suffered a lot from Gurdjieff and Gold and the lies disinformation and exploitation are cleverly concealed from the general public. The issue of the occult enters but no one can deal with … Continue reading Gold? and Bannon the new ager (???) and Trump’s hidden doppelgangers..

This is a useful attempt at critique but in the end it is itself puzzling. The critic has no real standard by which to judge. He cites Guenon as a yardstick. Unbelievable. The critique is itself puzzling. It ought to be dead easy to critique this figure but attempts fumble the ball. Pious upholders of … Continue reading the Animal House verdict: puke in your face…so who was puking?….Osho counterfeit guru: google link – The Gurdjieff Con

This grotesque book points/hints at the danger of the Gurdjieff/Gold circle with its hidden infestation of ‘djinn’ magic and the demonology inflicted on ‘disciples’ long after they have disconnected from a public sphere or group. It is not clear what that means! Many of these formerlies are ‘food’, go insane, and find all their spiritual … Continue reading the djinn racket…//Secret Talks with Mr. G.: To a Specially Formed Group as Recollected By His Pupils: E. J. Gold: 9780895560018: Amazon.com: Books

The critique of yoga is par for the course here, but in comparison to our critique of sufism/gurdjieff the critique of ‘hatha yoga’ is almost brand trivia. And there is a possibility of doing it right, possibly. Big deal, do the asanas, then move on to Raja Yoga, another possibly mechanized ‘no longer a method’ … Continue reading Experiencing your birth right, ‘self-consciousness’…

If we haven’t made that point clear yet, wouldn’t know what to say. We can see both the problem and its expose in the coming of gurdjieff (and Blavatsky to some extent. The sufi world is especially confusing and insidious. Much in that world is innocuous, but the whole realm is entirely obscure and treacherous. … Continue reading Saying goodbye to sufism…(and islam, christianity…)