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'The kind of Hinduism that fascinated Westerners in the sixties was one of meditation practices and communal spirituality, and Hindu yoga was of special interest to those who wished to experiment in world spirituality. Radhasoami's Surat shabd yoga was seen as one among several promising styles that Hinduism offered.
Radhasoami teachings were also introduced to Westerners indirectly, through groups that utilized Radhasoami ideas but presented them under their own banner. The Eckankar movement, for example, borrowed directly from the writings of Radhasoami teachers, and its founder, Paul Twitchell, was an initiate of Kirpal Singh. Kirpal Singh had followed his own master, Sawan Singh, in linking the first phrase in Guru Nanak's morning prayer, "eckankar," to the highest level of spiritual consciousness. Twitchell followed suit and made it the name of his movement. The teachings of the Divine Light Mission, led by the boy guru Maharaj-ji, are essentially those of Radhasoami as well, and other spiritual leaders of the time were also influenced by Radhasoami teachings .
For a summary of Maharaj-ji's teachings, see Jeanne Messer, "Guru Maharaj,li and the Divine Light Mission," in Robert Bellah and Charles Glock, eds., The New Religious Consciousness (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1976), pp. 54-55,'
('Radhasoami Reality' pages 206-207)
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