Taj (also known as Amy)
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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And I would close my eyes and try and clear my vision and it just kept happening. And I thought, wow, there's something going on.
Or if you're on shrooms or something.
I blinked my eyes. He was normal again. So I thought, you know, this is part of channeling other entities. It's not like he's actually changing into someone else. So it wasn't terrifying. It was more intriguing to me. The senior student of his that had invited me to that dinner said that there was going to be this 10-day meditation retreat coming up.
And it sort of felt like it was an audition to be part of the cult in a way. They wanted people to have headshots and full body, especially women, to have pictures to submit as part of the application, which you have to wonder what those are for. Sure. But I decided to go against better judgment. And we went to this summer camp that they had rented for the 10 days.
A lot of the time he wasn't there. It was his senior students leading meditation sessions and talking about Zen Master Rama. That's the full name he went by. And they said that they had seen him levitate and teleport and projecting light from his hands. And apparently if anyone criticized him, if he had any enemies, he could cause them to get cancer or be in a major car accident.
Yes, very much. He also claimed to control the weather and pass through alternate dimensions and create and destroy universes. And I was just starting to get very skeptical at this point. We're on day three, four, and I'm like, I think I need to get out of here.
And it did not feel like a place where you could just say, okay. Bye. I'm not into this. They were kind of, you are staying for the 10 days. You committed to this no matter what. So he had shown up for one evening, but he's talking about Kundalini. The image is this snake that's curled up at the base of each person's spine.
And when you raise the Kundalini energy, that snake is supposed to come up. So that night I had a dream that the Kundalini snake was not inside me, but was wrapping around me and trying to just kill me. And I woke up with terrible cramps. And I decided to kind of embellish the cramps into, I think, that my appendix. I had to get to a hospital.
So I finally got them to call an ambulance, get me out of there, from which I called my family and just went away from this whole thing. But I forgot to mention, he always would talk about his dog, Vayu. And apparently he believed that he was one of 12 enlightened beings on the planet, and Vayu was another one of the 12.
Yeah, and he believed that Vayu was the reincarnation of his spiritual teacher. I'm glad he didn't try to heal you.
No, I mean like with the appendicitis.
Well, he was not actually present. He had just come in for a talk and jetted off. He had all these mansions and lots of cars. He had a whole collection of Porsches and Mercedes and Range Rovers. And his senior students got together for his birthday and bought him a Porsche. They claimed to have memory of technology from Atlantis.
And Zen Master Rama said his form of Buddhism was what he called materialistic Buddhism.
Where it's okay to make a pile of money because that is a reflection of your spiritual progress.
A number of years later, I read an article about how he died. But I did want to mention one thing I did see personally, which was that evening that he showed up, somebody had asked him if he would be able to drink a whole bottle of hot sauce without any physical symptoms. manifestation. You know how you would turn red and you would be in pain. So he did that. No big deal.
So the guy had something, but I wouldn't say it was for the good of all. Yeah. But his death really nailed that this was not a sane person because his dog had passed away. And apparently Zen Master Rama could not handle being in the world without this dog.
So he committed suicide. Wearing a Versace suit and the dog's collar and tags, he was found in the water by one of his mansions. And he had over 150 Valium in his system. And he made a suicide pact with one of his followers who happened to be a former model. He had sort of a harem going. Yes.
We had actually. So there's always that possibility. But there were other times where I hadn't eaten something and was sitting in some of the students presence and felt some interesting stuff. Wow. Wild.
No, I just got out of it and stayed away. There's a quote from a documentary I saw about people who win the Powerball that I think really fits with this kind of person. In the quote, it's about winning the lottery, but I think it's if you attain a lot of money and a lot of power, it's like pouring Miracle-Cro on your character flaws. Ooh. Yeah, that's good. That's really good.
And the one that I saw years ago, it's called Lucky. There are some good stories and some negatives. It can't all be bad.
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