>ywn live in Rajneeshpuram and indulge in copious amounts of free love
Did anyone else find the henchwoman weirdly attractive? Also in hindsight the documentary was pretty flawed. EG they focused on the crimes and salacious sex stuff but I still have no idea what the cult believed in. EG what do they think happens to people after they die?
>>215080082She's forthright, devoted to her convictions, backs her words up with actions, and doesn't give a single fuck about what stands in her way.These are all attractive things.
>>215080082>but I still have no idea what the cult believed inLook into Osho. I love Osho.
I liked the part where they brought in a bunch of homeless people to boost their population before a local election and then afterwards they bussed them out to the suburbs and let them all loose. Just the most amazing logical progression. The loophole-seeking brain of a Jew combined with Asian casual cruelty. No wonder Indians are taking over the world right now.
>>215080082It was basically your typical 'We are sick of how the world runs, so we are all going to build our own town/commune with our own governance, beliefs, and values' type thing. The guy at the top if it was good at scouting people who were intelligent, driven, and disillusioned. Sheela was genuinely an all time find because it seems she did the lions share of the actual work, whilst Osho just sat at the top lie a godly figure(like he was supposed to).These mfers had little satellite towns all over the place, they even had one in the southern part of my home state (Western Australia).
