Secret Swami Interviewee A Decade-Long Daily User Of Illegal Street Drugs & Alcohol

Secret Swami Interviewee A Decade-Long Daily User Of Illegal Street Drugs & Alcohol

In “Response To Form Interrogatories” in Alaya Rahm’s self-dismissed lawsuit against the Sathya Sai Baba Society (Form Interrogatory No. 6.3, Set One) Alaya Rahm fully admitted that he had been a daily user of illegal street drugs and alcohol from 1995 – 2005. Consequently, during Alaya Rahm’s “Divine Downfall” and India Today Anti-Sai interviews and during the filming of the BBC Documentary “Secret Swami” and the “Seduced By Sai Baba” Danish Documentary, Alaya Rahm was under the influence of illegal street drugs and alcohol while relating his alleged sexual encounters with Sathya Sai Baba. This crucial information wholly undermines Alaya Rahm’s credibility and irreparably compromises the integrity of his claims. Needless to say, Alaya Rahm’s alcoholism and drug addiction have been purposely suppressed from the general public by Anti-Sai Activists, the Rahm Family and the media.

The Big Question: Is A Decade-Long Daily User Of Illegal Street Drugs And Alcohol Credible?

You be the judge:

Following In The Moral & Ethical Footsteps Of Ex-Devotees:
During the filming of the Secret Swami documentary, Dr. Michael Goldstein was secretly filmed in the privacy of his home by BBC Interviewers who subjected him to a series of questions in a clearly confrontational tone of voice. Although Goldstein was composed for the majority of the interview, he answered one question with great emotion and Anti-Sai Activists (instead of portraying him in a balanced and fair way) carefully clipped specific movie frames from the Secret Swami Program and made self-serving pictures of him that are widely distributed on Anti-Sai websites and blogs, along with their typical slurs and misleading comments. See for yourself: 01 – 02 – 03 – 04 – 05.

The BBC Interviewers demanded from Goldstein that Sai Baba be subjected to a “proper legal process or a legalistic process”. However, the BBC Interviewers never asked Alaya Rahm or his family why they failed to resort to a “proper legal process or a legalistic process” in India against Sai Baba. Why should have Goldstein or the Sai Organization initiated a legal or legalistic inquiry into Alaya Rahm’s allegations when Alaya himself never filed a basic police complaint or court case against Sai Baba in India?

Therefore, since Ex-Devotees (who can often be seen boasting that they are rational, reasonable, moral, ethical, sensitive, honest, law-abiding and decent individuals) feel they can take picture frames from the Secret Swami Program and broadcast them on the internet, I see no reason why I cannot follow in their footsteps and do the same thing. Consequently, this webpage is the direct result of Ex-Devotee’s online behavior.

Referenced From SaiSathyaSai

Anthony O’Clery’s Acid Trip, Alcoholism And Psylocybin Use

Click Here to read a post that Anthony Tony O’Clery (an ex-devotee of Sathya Sai Baba) made in the josephcampbellmythologygroup Yahoo Group that stated:

Namaste Earl, Although psylocybin did open up my spiritual path , I did have a bad trip on acid. I was in a house in Houston and they had spanish style decor. Well for some reason I went back to the spanish inquisition, and it was a horror. I now feel it was a trip back to a previous life and I relived the whole experience. Except for occasional shifts back to the waking state it went on all through the night. I couldn’t get down for about eight hours. I had heard some unsettling news the day before and whether this predisposed me to the bummer or not, I don’t know. So there is a bad side to it all also. Problem was I was a drinker as well, and that took me years to give up. My drinking stopped when I took up meditation. As Jung said alcoholism is a search for spirituality at a low level. Nowadays I’m as clean as a whistle hahahahaahha….Tony.

Not only was Athony O’Clery a past alcholic (Refs: 01 – 02), he apparently used psylocybin (psychedelic mushrooms) to “open up his spiritual path” and experimented with illegal drugs like acid (LSD or lysergic acid diethylamide). Although O’Clery claims to be “clean as whistle” (a dubious statement), his “spiritual” rantings sound like they are coming from a person who is drunk and whose brain has been permanantly damaged by excessive, past drug use. This may also account for Tony’s claims that he allegedly can see dead people, hear their voices in his head, glimpse past lives and can divine the names to demons oppressing others (Refs: 01 – 02).

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