Ajay Kumar Bhatter of Sahaj Marg (tm) Has Thrown In The Towel!

Taken and translated from an article by Alexis: Ajay Kumar Bhatter Has Thrown In The Towel on Elodie's blog in Europe: Pour Que Vive Le Sahaj Marg.

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Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Ajay Kumar Bhatter Has Thrown In The Towel

Exhausted by five years of association (co-management) with Chari, Ajay Kumar Bhatter has waived his succession. In the process, Chari took away his responsibility for Europe and took the opportunity to remove all previous "zone-in-charge", including his son Krishna PR previously in charge of the Americas. Chari has made a house-cleaning!

The Declaration of Tiruppur had twofold objectives: to put an end to the succession disputes, and to reassure the abhyasis about their future. The resignation of Ajay Kumar Bhatt has three major consequences: the abhyasis reconnect with uncertainty, the war of succession is openly revived and the medium of Babuji and Chari has made a remarkable entrance.

The abhyasis do not know who will lead them after the death of Chari. Because of their dependence, the anguish that now grips them must be strong. Certainly they did not all succumb to the charisma of Ajay Kumar Bhatter who does not have much, far from it. But he was still the one who had been appointed by the guru, so it was necessary to make do with him ...

The Declaration of Tiruppur never managed to completely turn off the hostilities between the various claimants to the estate, but it had muted it, failing to choke it off. Once Ajay Kumar Bhatter is off-side, PR Krishna, Santosh Khanjee and many others could again compete openly, not to mention the sensational arrival of Catherine Lauret (the Medium?) in the arena. We are not far from reviving the dark atmosphere of the end of the reign of Babuji, when all the blows were allowed.

As for outsiders, Kasturi, Narayana and the grand-son of Lalaji, there is reason to be euphoric. It is not the Mission of Chari that interests them, but its disappointed and sobered abhyasis. So what is more favorable than a Mission which is awash in scandals which never end? The situation is more grotesque, the more the spiritual mission loses its credibility, the more the hemorrhaging of its troops may be strong. The "outsiders" could not have dreamed up a much better situation than that, their current situation is most favorable.

Ironically, it is the grand- son of Babuji who does not benefit. It is the Mission and its wealth that he wants to recover. But unlike the others, he has not positioned himself on the spiritual plane, but only on the path to justice. His legitimacy is in no way improved by the current events which are taking place in the Mission.

Catherine Lauret had predicted barely six months before his resignation, that Ajay Kumar Bhatter would not succeed Chari. For a grand entrance, it was perfectly orchestrated, and a total success. But beware, her prestige could be short-lived. She plays a game that is especially dangerous. On the one hand, she is a woman and Chari has always said that a woman could not become a guru (Master) . On the other hand, she announced that a (nuclear) war would break out between China and Europe, and the United Kingdom would be destroyed in 2010, there yet remains but six months for that to happen. Finally, by announcing that she would create a new path for Sahaj Marg, it also means that she takes her orders directly from Babuji, bypassing Chari, who would become a mere footnote in the history of Sahaj Marg.

Chari might be offended and take drastic measures. On the one hand, the money from "Whispers", on the other, an un-controllable medium; consider in which direction the scales will tilt?

While Chari has not officially replaced Ajay Kumar Bhatter, everything is possible. The most acrimonious negotiations could take place and the most unlucky candidates could engage in the worst extortion. The stakes are considerably larger than at the death of Babuji. However, if extrapolated to today, in what some refer to the atmosphere that prevailed in 1982, Chari could be poisoned tomorrow.

What would then be the future of the Mission? Of Sahaj Marg? What about the abhyasis?

Alexis

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