Brahma Kumarism, it just is not cricket. Oh, actually it is!

"Brahma Kumarism ... it's just not cricket, old chap". Oh, actually it is!

More VIP chasing ...

There's only one objective truth to Hinduism and that there are only one kind of gods still alive in India ... cricket players.

Here the medium of god (allegedly), BK Gulzar meets some VIP cricketing god at one of their VIP centers, who gets a one on one session ... and yet another framed picture of a dot.

How much money exactly do they spend on these dotty pictures? Wouldn't the world not really be better if they spent the money on feeding some starving child or providing real education and medical services? When are the BKs going to learn what real charity is and differentiate between it and Public Relations or advertising?

This is what the BKs call "Unlimited Service™" which only they are spiritual enough to do. All other impure, worldly charities only provide lesser quality, "limited charity".

I have no idea who he is or why he is so uniquely qualified so as to be worthy of a one to one session with the BK medium of god. Except that he is famous and, let's face it, even the top Brahma Kumaris are total media whores and, what are described in English as, "star f*ckers".

Starfucker

1. A person who obessessed with and seeks out personal interaction with celebrities. The desired interaction is not necessarily sexual in nature.

2. Someone who thinks some brief nearly non-existent connection with some great legend practically makes them a great legend too.

The Brahma Kumaris' medium of god starfucking some cricket god wallah to impress their adherents

Note: obese Brahma Kumari ass in a nation where 6,000 children starve to death each day

haha thanks made me laugh.....Gulzar is a strange one

I think they deliberately make their pictures skew-whiff so that they stand out in a wall of pictures by not fitting next to anything else.

How many go straight in the cupboard, only to be taken out when the BKs come visiting?

Again, it's one of those paradoxical contradictions they indulge in ... "We're not Bhakti (devotional religion)" ... but then they go and do *exactly* what Bhakti does and invests magical power in staring religious images or believe that they emanate spiritual vibrations. The only difference is, the BL generally overlay traditional Bhakti pictures with their own corporation logo and branding.

I have no idea what that particular illustration means. It looks nothing like a soul or god. What purpose does it have beyond a mnemonic to remind people of them?

That's not service ... it's just corporate branding like Coca Cola or Burger King (BK™).