I really don`t know about that, Quazatzhadrach, but it is clear that the one who was into the drugging and poisoning thing was not the wealthy Americans, it was that little north Indian nutcase Sheela, who, in a typical Indian fashion, was useless with material endeavours. This time it wasn`t just those poorly made cassettes that broke after a few uses, electrical equipment that popped and caught fire, or badly maintained buildings that are falling apart and haven`t been cleaned properly for decades.

It wasn`t the gormless Indians carrying a spade and taking years to dig a simple hole. Nor even the staff at the Bank of India that are meant to be open at 9am but sit around gossiping for two hours before they get going.

No, it was just several useless attempts to murder people by Sheela and her cronies, which included the plot of shooting Vivek and Amrito in the face when they were driving out of the Ranch.

There is no real explanation of his teachings (as if they don’t want people to know why so many were drawn to him) and clearly there was a larger conspiracy to get rid of him at whatever cost.

My gut instinct tells me perhaps the Hollywood group were government spooks, who either drugged him or were poisoning him; clearly they were able to take over control and influence over an older foreigner who depended on Americans to help keep the commune going.

There are many parallels to the documentary ‘Marley’ about the musician Bob Marley: many people believe he was assassinated for his influence, and also the similar rate it was growing worldwide.

Why weren’t the CIA and FBI files on Osho examined for this film? Are they classified or declassified?

The way I see it, there were many mistakes made at Rajneeshpuram and they need to be acknowledged, and the movement needs to continue on, perhaps in a decentralised (like Bitcoin) fashion so there is no ‘leader’ to exterminate.

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We will be asking, what was it like to live in a buddhafield and how did he feel on the day that he initiated Lady Gaga into the cult at the Hollywood Bowl in an event that was relayed to 4 billion viewers worldwide, which led President Trump to admit “Orange is the new black.”

And later on we will be delving into his stormy relationship with Kim Kardashian and hopefully coming coming clean about what really happened in THAT video with Kim`s daughter Khloe.

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The series is very much lacking in recording the experience of the ordinary commune member on the Ranch, and gives a half picture of Sheela and Shanti Bhadra, which definitely should be corrected or developed.

It also fails to interview people like Amrito, or if they did, fails to explain why they chose not to use that footage.

Most of all, Osho himself, and his connection at a subliminal level with all those who lived on the Ranch. Not for the politics, which many, some say over 95%, never even knew much about, but which this series concentrates on almost entirely.