I think there are an awful lot of Westerners who are quite the opposite of offended by the notion of spiritual masters but are positively infatuated.
As for the rest I mean it seems he's taken a whole chunk of Freudian theory and married it with the New Age version of Indian thought and thus found his own little niche there. But I see not…
I think there are an awful lot of Westerners who are quite the opposite of offended by the notion of spiritual masters but are positively infatuated.
As for the rest I mean it seems he's taken a whole chunk of Freudian theory and married it with the New Age version of Indian thought and thus found his own little niche there. But I see nothing in what you say to lead me to think that this man isn't deeply influenced by Freudian thought. It seems axiomatic to him
I think there are an awful lot of Westerners who are quite the opposite of offended by the notion of spiritual masters but are positively infatuated.
As for the rest I mean it seems he's taken a whole chunk of Freudian theory and married it with the New Age version of Indian thought and thus found his own little niche there. But I see nothing in what you say to lead me to think that this man isn't deeply influenced by Freudian thought. It seems axiomatic to him