The first sentence quite innocuously just restates the truism that moments of happiness come with feelings of freedom and gratitude.
The next is manipulative hyperbole -- so now the commonplace - warm feelings of familiarity, confirmation and relief perhaps (that most of the 100% PWK audience at whatever event he said that will by now doubtless be feeling) is labelled and imprinted as 'special' - with the Rawat-ownership tags of 'truest' and somehow mystically unassailable or inviolable'
And so PWKs will afterwards believe and parrot that their 'experience' is of the truest and most profound of all freedoms - purely in fact because that is what Rawat said their experience was - because, after all, premies have long been conditioned neither to question nor to examine their own experience.
What an irony -- to not even to own your own experience and yet to make 'experience' the very cornerstone of your proof and belief! What a web the Rawat family weaved.
Still in some ways it's nice to imagine that you are 'special'. I did for far too many years - until the position versus obvious reality (why are most people much better than I am in so many ways?) finally became too absurd. And all those unlit matches - representing years in ashrams, coordinators, initiators - but all of them seemingly there for the wrong reasons or not understanding?! In fact nearly every past premie an unlit match not to mention the vast real world of never were premies. Just a faithful few left that really have 'that true understanding' of Rawat's work in this world. Hardly a likely picture of reality is it?
