The Budget That You Can Take Part In and The Problem With Stereotypical Yoga, Martial Arts and Your "Guru"

 

Spiritual Master Saneiv is seeking free room, board, and all expenses paid...so that He can focus entirely on teaching and promoting his unique and profound spiritual movement, Jcilianism. 

In reality it is not "free"...because you will be the only living person in the Inner Circle that will be residing with Master on a daily-basis.  The necessary budget is the amount that will replace the offer that I recently was presented; $72 / Hour, which is $149,760 per year ( and I will require the annual budget upfront. After the first year, it can be paid weekly or monthly. I think that you know that I will require a private bedroom and bathroom in a (somewhat) luxury home. This is for needs and not wants.                                                                                                                                     Saneiv, is one of the very few , true enlightened masters that have ever existed. Just so you know, on that very short list, no one from India has ever attained true enlightenment, as defined in Hinduism. No one from Tibet, Korea, Japan or China has ever been enlightened, as defined in Buddhism. Of course, this bold, yet true statement, automatically makes Master Saneiv a controversial , contrarian and unpopular spiritual leader. If you are expecting a stereotypical so-called "guru", wearing the loose robe and beads, sitting around on pillows, spouting spirituality nonsense (which is usually intentional, so you don't catch on to their bullshit)...so if you desire to attain true spiritual enlightenment, then Spiritual Master Saneiv is the only logical spiritual master. If you desire to follow the blind leading the blind...there is plenty of that nonsense to go around. Eastern religion is so toxic that it infects many different practices, which are sually used as a "Front" (facade) a way to draw you in, sometimes to draw you into a very toxic and dagerous cult. The most common way to lure in a newbie is through Yoga and Eastern-Based Martial Arts. Here is a short list; Karate: Shinto, Buddhism Judo: Shinto, Buddhism

Aikido: Shinto

Taekwondo: Buddhism, Confucianism

Kung Fu: Buddhism, Taoism

Tai Chi: Taoism

Jujitsu: Shinto, Buddhism

Kendo: Shinto, Buddhism

Wing Chun: Buddhism, Taoism

Shaolin: Buddhism                                                                                                                                                                              .....The main problem about Yoga is that it is very spiritually toxic, and there is usually a hidden agenda when you walk into a local gym, health club, community center to start your instruction...sometimes even through your employer ...the problem isn't usually with the female instructor that you first meet, it is more likely with her male master in yoga that she answers to and follows like a slave...there are many full-blown, dangerous cults that are based in Yoga; (this is just the tip of the iceberg; There have been multiple instances of yoga leaders and organizations facing accusations of cult-like behavior and abuse. 

Here are some prominent examples:

Bikram Choudhury (Bikram Yoga): Choudhury, the founder of Bikram Yoga, has been accused of sexual harassment and assault by multiple former students and faces numerous lawsuits. Reports suggest his organization cultivated an environment of abuse and manipulation.

Yogi Bhajan (Kundalini Yoga/3HO): Bhajan, the founder of 3HO and Kundalini Yoga as taught in the West, faced accusations of rape and sexual misconduct, particularly gaining attention after the #MeToo movement. His organization has also been criticized for cult-like practices, financial abuse, and abuse of power.

Guru Jagat (Ra Ma Yoga Institute/Kundalini Yoga): Followers of Guru Jagat (Katie Griggs) at the Ra Ma Yoga Institute accused her of abusive practices and running a cult. Her organization was also criticized for promoting COVID-19 disinformation and having questionable financial practices.

Bhagwan Rajneesh (Osho): Rajneesh, later known as Osho, established a community of followers using meditation and other practices, and has been described as a yoga cult leader by some sources. OSHO was a clown, complete nonsense...open sex, drugs...he was addicted to valium, and embraced materialism (had 69 Rolls_Royce cars, and $200 Million in the bank...that's not spiritual, that's called extreme materialism. They know that they are scammers and frauds, that's why he talked about "when things get too bad, he just wants to take a shot and go)...that's called suicide when your nonsense lifestyle catches up with you.

Swami Satchidananda (Yogaville): Even after his death, some followers of Swami Satchidananda at Yogaville continue to worship him and claim he controls their lives from beyond the grave, raising concerns about potential cult dynamics.

Gregorian Bivolaru (Movement for Spiritual Integration into the Absolute (MISA)): Bivolaru, a Romanian yoga guru, was arrested in France along with 40 others on suspicion of kidnapping, rape, and people trafficking within his organization.

Jaime Gomez (Buddhafield/Aloha Yoga Kula): Gomez, also known as Michel Rostan, founded the new religious movement Buddhafield, which was also known as Aloha Yoga Kula.                                                    The leader of the Aum Shinrikyo cult, which carried out the 1995 sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway, was Shoko Asahara. 

Born Chizuo Matsumoto, Asahara established Aum Shinrikyo (later known as Aleph)...because yoga is based in Hinduism and is so popular, it also runs into politics...sometimes you won't get accurate information with these male "gururs" related to them having sex with most of their female students... OK, that's enough for now. If you have been financially blessed, and $149,760 is not a burden whatsoever then let's talk and see if this would be a good fit. Almost any country or city male or female. I am a single male over 55 and have an active, healthy  lifestyle. I also do not promote or encourage  "vegan" habits. Do not fall for the "plant protein" nonsense.