Blog has been a tipping point for my decision making
anon anon
September 10, 2010
I want to thank you all for sharing the info in this (and other) blogs. just want to say the info in the blog has provided enormous clarity, and conformation of what i already started feeling about aol but uncomfortable to speak up.
i stumbled upon this blog a few weeks ago. i want to let you all know that your (and klim’s) blog is helpful. and your work to share it in the open is much appreciated.
i am a (soon to be ex-) teacher with the aol. i have seen much hanky panky in aol, but still continued to teach because i felt that the individual’s values and vision can still be lived even while the group’s ‘management’ is non ideal. however i find that it only causes great internal conflict in me.
reading your blog has been a tipping point for my decision making. i am sure many more aol teachers are reading this blog as well, and many are nodding in agreement with the truth presented here. THANK YOU
lea permalink September 20, 2010 1:31 am
Eng-And is from Argentina, right? I’m from Argentina and at least in Buenos Aires, AOL is becoming *VERY* popular. And they are aiming at young people!
I have taken the yes+ course and, to tell you the truth, I liked it. However, when I took it for the second time, I felt that something was strange: there were many aol and sri sri ravi shankar fanatics. Fanatics who gave their 100% for the course. Honestly, they creeped me out. That’s why I researched the web: I knew that there was something hidden, something dark within the foundation.
After reading these blogs, I immediately stopped recomending the yes+ couse to my friends. Many young people are appalled with our post-modernist way of life and I thought, at least after taking the first course, that with aol they could improve their lifestyle. However, if feeling better in this world means joining a group of fanatics…I have to say, “no, thank you.”
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Beyond The Art of Living 
Another one bites the dust…and another one and another one, another one bites the dust…
HAHAHA!!
Had good experience himself but had to read few blogs to determine to continue having good experience or not…Gud one…U r smart dude! Gud u left…LOL!
Intelligent people learn from other’s mistakes. Stupid people don’t even learn from their own mistakes.
Good luck with pouring your time, money and energy into AOL seva. You probably don’t have a life outside the AOL cult, which is why you are so fanatic about it.
AOL is not a place for successful people with thriving lives and careers.
” Fanatics who gave their 100% for the course. Honestly, they creeped me out.I knew that there was something hidden, something dark within the foundation”
– all psychos convene here —
Hi Harsal,
Welcome back missed your comments.
I just have one question for you since you convene here as much as us does that make you a Psycho as well.
Be honest now…..
By the way how are the bank accounts in Switzerland doing, you probably would not know since you don’t have the proper clearance. But believe me the real fun and joy is when you have. That is why little Ravi CEO of the AOL Corporation is always smiling, he knows not by divine knowledge but by reading bank statements that he will be well taken care of for generations to come.
The little giant has awakened
Harshal – why don’t you come out clean and show a bank statement or balance sheet for a few parties (read events) that AOL holds?
Ronin: Thanks for missing me. I cant, however, say the same about you. What I can say, however, is that, you stop worrying about other people’s bank account..
“Thanks for missing me. I cant, however, say the same about you.”
– So much for love and peace – preached by AOL. You guys can’t handle little criticisms and you are going to save the world?
Why not worry about other’s bank accounts when we donated and raised funds for them. It is not an outrageous request to ask for accountability. Why is that so threatening to AOL.
Typical AOL cult member response when requested for any sort of accountability for all the millions they are getting as course fees, donations and charity money, “don’t ask about the money, it’s none of your business”. Precisely why I quit the movement after wasting a few thousand dollars not knowing where they went and being stonewalled by some uppity senior teachers looking down on the scum of the earth like us who dare ask about the money.
Harshal Jadav, enjoy your cocoon of delusion, while it lasts. The deeper you are in this cult, the harder it hits you, like it did to me.