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Without the Guru

How I took my life back after thirty years

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For 30 years, Mike Finch devoted his life, energy, and resources to Guru Maharaji (Prem Rawat), even giving him inheritances and hundreds of thousands of dollars. As Maharaji's former chauffeur, Mike was intimately involved, living in ashrams and authorized to share Maharaji's secret teachings. This narrative chronicles Mike's journey of surrendering to Maharaji and seeking the promised liberation, while ultimately confronting the confines of a rigid belief system. It details his evolution towards living authentically, facing himself and the world without any intermediary. Steve Hassan, a former member of the Unification Church, highly recommends this book, noting its insights for both former members of Guru Maharaji's group and those from other high-demand cults. He emphasizes its value for the general public, particularly the last fifty pages, which resonate with anyone who has left a long-term religious commitment. Hassan reflects on his own experiences of indoctrination and submission, paralleling Mike's journey. With the support of his life-partner, Gail, Mike recognized Maharaji's harmful nature and reclaimed his personal power. This book serves as a vital guide for those still entangled in cults, offering hope and a path to recovery.

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Without the Guru, Dr Michael Robert Finch

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Título
Without the Guru
Subtítulo
How I took my life back after thirty years
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
2009
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
288
ISBN10
1439245045
ISBN13
9781439245040
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Descripción
For 30 years, Mike Finch devoted his life, energy, and resources to Guru Maharaji (Prem Rawat), even giving him inheritances and hundreds of thousands of dollars. As Maharaji's former chauffeur, Mike was intimately involved, living in ashrams and authorized to share Maharaji's secret teachings. This narrative chronicles Mike's journey of surrendering to Maharaji and seeking the promised liberation, while ultimately confronting the confines of a rigid belief system. It details his evolution towards living authentically, facing himself and the world without any intermediary. Steve Hassan, a former member of the Unification Church, highly recommends this book, noting its insights for both former members of Guru Maharaji's group and those from other high-demand cults. He emphasizes its value for the general public, particularly the last fifty pages, which resonate with anyone who has left a long-term religious commitment. Hassan reflects on his own experiences of indoctrination and submission, paralleling Mike's journey. With the support of his life-partner, Gail, Mike recognized Maharaji's harmful nature and reclaimed his personal power. This book serves as a vital guide for those still entangled in cults, offering hope and a path to recovery.