Muddenahalli gang of three in Fiji

Some photos of the big crowds in Fiji (not?). One wonders how many will come to the “ashram” which they are starting to build? When less than 50 people come to the Fiji events with “subtle sb” in person, it seems like the “ashram” will be a ghost town from the word go. Wonder what will entirely fade away first: the Parthi or Muddy believers. It’s a race to the finishing line in the hard-to-like stakes. The smart money to lose would be on Madhu Sudan – this former unpopular and remorseless student now referred to as ‘Bhagawan’!
One may think the Muddenahalli thing is “big” but though the attention-hungry trio and their minders wander the world, hardly anyone attends the events. It seems to consist of only a handful of rich people, perhaps only one or two in each country that the Muddy group is invited to go.
For the amused delectation of readers, we can bring the following insight into the vision of the ‘oracle boy’, which should get a prize for stupidity:-

Just before the Yagna began, Swami was ceremoniously honored by the Fijians with the highest of honors possible, which is offered to the High Chief of their tribes, considered equivalent to Gods. Just as this ceremony was going on, Brother Madhusudan explained the vision that he saw. Two divine beings, a male and a female, emerged from thin air and offered their Pranams to Swami. Both seemed to have the upper body like a human, but the lower half was like that of a fish. They were the Sea God and Goddess who rule the land of Fiji from the seas. No wonder they came to honour the Lord of Lords who graced their Land!