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Harikeśa: I used to ask, "What is the goal of all this?"

Harikeśa: They keep it very mystical, so that you keep thinking in the future you'll get something.

Harikeśa: Not like in San Francisco, though, Los Angeles.

Harikeśa: His disciples gave him, Maharishi, four big pills of LSD.

Harikeśa: Yes. And he just stood there and said nothing happened.

Harikeśa: Because he just stood there and said, "Nothing is happening to me," everybody has figured that

Harikeśa: At the ultimate.

Harikeśa: It hasn't become very popular.

Harikeśa: Maybe people don't believe it.

Harikeśa: Well, only some people commit suicide. As far as I'm concerned, I'm very happy.

Harikeśa: So it's not possible that anyone's happy? There is no possibility of anyone being happy.

Harikeśa: What about if one is in the mode of goodness? Maybe one or two...

Harikeśa: But I look around and I see everybody else enjoying.

Harikeśa: They all tell me what a great time...

Harikeśa: "Well, my guru, Meher Baba, tells me, 'Don't worry. Be happy.' "

Harikeśa: He says, "Don't worry, be happy, and just love me."

Harikeśa: Yes. He was killed by a car.

Harikeśa: Well, all the svāmīs are saying that all you have to do is just be happy.

Harikeśa: The government. It is printing it up.

Harikeśa: But if I think I'm happy, isn't that enough?