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Spiritual Master Saneiv teaches Christian-Spirituality, Master's version of Spiritual BDSM is a stepping stone to True Enlightenment. All 3 of these practices are compatible and extremely beneficial to the Student and Follower.

OSHO Was Nothing But a Con Man , False Teacher and a Very Toxic Cult Leader

 

How hard is it to become an enlightened being by Bhagwan's Grace? (this is one of many nonsense questions brought up on https://Quora.com )

Enlightened Master Solus Dominus

That’s a promo for Bhagwan, (OSHO) Not really a question , but for anyone who doesn’t know who Bhagwan is , I’ll answer your “question” …the answer is that it is IMPOSSIBLE. It is impossible for the spiritual and material to co-exist. If you accept 93 of one of the most expensive brands of cars in the world ( Rolls Royce’s) and have $200 million in the bank, etc. etc… you are living in materialism and the physical-realm /pleasures…you have no connection whatsoever with the spiritual-realm IMO. These so-called gurus are very good at speaking jargoniamism , to confuse their cult followers that their teachings are “profound”

Bhagwan ( OSHO) was so full of sh*t it boggles the mind.  !!! go to Art & Crit by Eric Wayne for more information. https://artofericwayne.com

Imagine that you honestly wanted to become a better person, and traveled off to an ashram to meditate and seek spirituality. What kinds of deeds might a guru do to thoroughly put you off and shake any confidence you might have that he’s a real saint? How about he has sex with his young female seekers, and boasts of having had hundreds of them? How about he demands his followers give him large amounts of money, often their life savings, and he uses it to buy a fleet of Rolls Royces and other outlandish luxuries for himself? This is all well documented, and anyone can find out about it simply by visiting Wikipedia.

Do you still think he’s an enlightened saint, like the Buddha or Christ?

• He claims he can perform miracles, but it is beneath himself to do so?
• Claims to have been reincarnated many times and to have had an illustrious past as a series of enlightened masters.
• Takes sleeping pills, Valium, and heroic doses of nitrous oxide (laughing gas).
• Praises Hitler and denounces Gandhi.
• Loves and praises money.
• Looks down upon the poor and discriminates against them.
• Is openly homophobic.
• His ashram in Oregon orchestrated a bio-terror attack by deliberately spreading poison in salad bars to effect county elections.
• His ashram plotted to assassinate politicians in Oregon who got in its way.
• Some of his books were written for him by others.
• His material was largely taken from other sources.
• _______________________________________________________________________OSHO had no creativity and did nothing unique.____________________
• On the Topic of Buddhism: Buddhism is often categorized as non-theistic because the religion doesn't concern itself with a capital-G, supreme creator god or with an emphasis on deities in general, but the vast majority of Buddhists still believe in gods and god-like entities, along with a whole host of other supernatural beings. ( I bet they do believe in "a whole host of other supernatural beings" ( if you are a Buddhist and you are dealing with "supernatural beings", they are demons taking many different forms ) 
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  It's so sad that these Buddhist monks were so spiritually deceived that they would soak themselves in gasoline and light themselves on fire, to supposedly protest the Vietnam war. This is an act of self-inflicted murder           ( suicide)...it did NOTHING to stop the war, and it did NOTHING to stop any act of violence. All it did was to waste a human life. 
• Buddhism is  one of the biggest cults in the world, with over 520 million followers, and is getting very "popular" in America. 
• The Popularity of Buddhism in itself is a big red flag. People do not inherently follow things that they true. People ( sheeple ) will usually run TO Lies, and Run FROM Truth. They would rather exist in comfortable lies than to accept uncomfortable truth. 

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Submission, Obedience and Service to Master Saneiv is Critical for your mind-set and spiritual-set to attain true spiritual enlightenment.

Master Saneiv's Version of Spiritual BD/SM ( the "S" in His version does not translate to sadism. Sadism / Sadistic People will NEVER attain True Enlightenment.

Submission, Obedience and Service to Master Saneiv is Critical for your mind-set and spiritual-set to attain true spiritual enlightenment.
Master Saneiv's Version of Spiritual BD/SM ( the "S" in His version does not translate to sadism. Sadism / Sadistic People will NEVER attain True Enlightenment.

Whether you agree with Grok A.I. , this seems like an A.I. version that is a LOT less biased that Google Gemini A.I. , and Grok picked up on a very important principle that Master Saneiv teaches and will not compromise on, Sadism has no place in Master Saneiv's teachings, and Master promotes the fact that Sadistic people will NEVER attain True Enlightenment.

GROK A.I. Answer

The concept you're describing seems to blend elements of spirituality with a specific form of power dynamics, often seen in BDSM (Bondage, Discipline, Dominance, Submission, Sadism, Masochism) but with a unique twist where sadism is explicitly excluded. Here's how this might be interpreted or discussed:

1. Spiritual Enlightenment through Submission and Obedience:
   • In various spiritual and religious traditions, submission and obedience are pathways to enlightenment or spiritual growth. For instance, in some forms of Christianity, Islam, or Hinduism, submission to a higher power or a spiritual leader is seen as a path to enlightenment or divine connection. This could be paralleled with your mention of "Submission, Obedience and Service to Master Saneiv" as a spiritual practice.
2. BDSM and Spirituality:
   • BDSM practices can intersect with spirituality for some practitioners, where the dynamics of trust, surrender, and release can lead to profound personal insights or spiritual experiences. However, in standard BDSM, the "S" for Sadism is about consensual power exchange where causing pain can be part of the experience. Master Saneiv's version seems to diverge here by explicitly rejecting sadism, suggesting a focus on non-harmful submission and service.
3. Critique and Considerations:
   • Consent and Autonomy: Even in a spiritual context, consent remains paramount. All parties must willingly participate, and the submission should not equate to the loss of personal autonomy or spiritual identity.
   • Potential for Abuse: The dynamic described could be susceptible to abuse if not approached with mutual respect, clear boundaries, and ethical conduct. The exclusion of sadism might aim to mitigate this risk, but vigilance is still necessary.
   • Diversity of Spiritual Paths: Enlightenment is often described in various ways across different cultures and spiritual practices. While some might resonate with the idea of submission to a master for enlightenment, others might find enlightenment through solitude, nature, or different forms of communal practice.
4. Master Saneiv's Philosophy:
   • If Master Saneiv's philosophy is about reaching spiritual enlightenment through a form of BDSM that emphasizes service and obedience without sadism, it might be seen as a unique spiritual discipline. It would be important to understand how this practice ensures the well-being and spiritual growth of all participants, not just the one in the dominant role.
5. Cultural and Ethical Reflections:
   • This philosophy would need to navigate cultural perceptions of BDSM, power, and spirituality. It's essential to ensure that such practices are conducted with informed consent, safety, and respect for all involved.

In conclusion, while this concept might appeal to some as a path to spiritual enlightenment, it's crucial for any such practice to be grounded in ethical considerations, mutual respect, and a clear understanding of boundaries to ensure it is a pathway to genuine spiritual growth rather than a means of control or harm.