Why do you think people
gravitate to you?
I’ve been warned I’m charming, which is very
flattering, but I don’t believe people’s
devotion has much to do with myself. People who have
wisdom to share tend to gain a certain prominence, but I
believe the admiration you speak of has to do with the
universal truth of what we’re trying to accomplish.
And what are you trying to
accomplish?
This organization is a collection of those who wish to
build a future without insanity, criminals, war. Where
one can prosper, and honest people have the right to
raise to greater heights. We do not seek political
revolution; we seek evolution, for the individual and for
society.
How do you deal with negative
criticism?
It’s important to listen to the positive forces in
life, rather than the negative. I’ve had the fortune
of overwhelmingly positive feedback to my work, but even
the greatest figures of the past have had their
detractors. To them, I encourage them not just to
re-explore my work, but insist they don’t look
simply at what’s in front of them, on the page.
Instead, focus on what is in between, and you may find
the meaning you missed the first time around.
Tell me about your family.
I live with my beautiful wife and mother of my daughter,
Caroline, though I call her Carrie. We’re all
together at my estate within the BAG Retreat, and
it’s just harmony. Perfect harmony. The
enlightenment we’ve all achieved over the years,
individually and as a family, shows every day.
You’ve chosen to home-school
your daughter. What would you say are the benefits of
home-schooling?
When children’s minds are young and fresh, they are
so excited to learn and grow. Their reactive mind is
exploding with curiosity at the boundless world ahead of
them. There’s no room for cynicism, or doubt, or
matters of sex.
Understand that my daughter is twelve years old. That is
a difficult age, where the doubt and confusion of life
begins to enter one’s thoughts. But if one is taught
how to take active control of their reactive mind, they
will avoid falling into the so-called “human
condition”. This condition is curable, and I want to
make sure my child knows the cure.
I have years of experience in this area, having worked as
an educator. I’ve seen first-hand how both the
public and private school systems fail to captivate and
embrace young minds. They’re often overloaded with
observatory teachings, and given no encouragement or
discouragement with regards to their impulses. They will
lash out, they will turn to drug abuse, and sometimes,
they will take their own lives.
It
sounds like she’s in the right hands then.
She’ll do very well no matter what, she’s a
brilliant girl. Smart, like her father. And she’s
beautiful too. Ravishing. She’s growing up fast, in
all sorts of places. She really is special.
Are those who have been through the
conventional school system doomed?
Absolutely not, not at all. They may have missed guidance
at the age of maturity, but it’s never too late to
relearn vital skills. This is true of almost every member
within our school of thought, but each and every one of
them, upon completion of their re-education, have
discovered what it means to live a full, content life.
They
have complete control of their reactive mind.
Exactly. Our success rate is astonishing: 100%. Everyone
who comes to us looking for help finds it. The world has
never seen anything like it. It’s why we know this
is the right path.
What is your perfect future?
A world united in one common goal; peace. However, so
much stands in the way. Greed. Misery. Stress. These are
notions that have long rotted away at the walls of our
lives. We often feel doomed, without purpose.
But it doesn’t have to be that way anymore. We have
the solution.
It’s my job to spread the antidote to the illness
our society has contracted. It takes dedication, yes. But
dedication is a small price for eternal bliss. And
eternal bliss, for one and for all, is exactly where
we’re headed next. That’s what I’d call a
perfect future.
What of those who don’t want to
see that future?
The choice to remain ignorant is the choice to remain
unhappy. The path to bliss begins with a moment of
decision; do I take the road that will lead me to
becoming what I want to be, or the one that will drive me
further away?
I know what I’d choose.
Thank you, Mr. Jones.
Please. Call me Wesley.
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