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“King of the World” lives with his mother

DaAdmin Cult Following 2002-11-10

The so-called “King of the World,” as proclaimed by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and his cult following, lives in Beirut with his parents, reports the Lebanon’s Daily Star.

“His Majesty Raja Nader Raam” or Tony Nader to his family, was crowned king of a supposed “Global Country” invented by the aging Indian guru two years ago.

“His Majesty” Tony now says there can be “world peace” if people put up $1 billion dollars to finance various proposals made by his spiritual mentor. But Tony’s guru has a history of frequently bizarre schemes.

Sounds like Maharishi has hopes to somehow cash in on the increasing fear and instability around the world since September 11th.

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