The Spezzanos and several trainers attended Oneness University in India, ca. 2007. A couple years later in these "cards of the day, " Chuck Spezzano pays tribute to the University's central figures, Sri Bhagavan and Amma.
https://chuckandlencyspezzano.blogspot.com/search?q=amma
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"What Is The Nature of The Relationship Between Psychology of Vision And Oneness University?
There is no relationship between the two organizations. Some of us attended healing programs there years ago, but for a number of reasons it felt true to me to distance Psychology of Vision from Oneness U. For about a year after making that decision, I stated in my seminars that I did not recommend that people attend their programs."
--Lency Spezzano
"My parents also have NO affiliation whatsoever with Oneness University. They and some of their students attended some of their courses a number of years ago, but were shocked and disgusted to learn about some of their practices. My mom actually spearheaded a campaign to learn and expose the truth about Oneness University. My parents do not support their practices, community, or methods. They have wanted nothing to do with that organization once they had an opportunity to learn more about them. They adamantly steer people away from that organization, their practices, and beliefs. They would NOT want their students to be affiliated with that organization in any capacity."
--Christopher Spezzano
So a good three years after attending Oneness University ol' Chuck Spezzano was still salivating at the feet of Amma and Bhagavan calling them "holy" and "enlightened." That doesn't square with the statements by Lency and Christopher. And what was the deal with all the "Deeksha" crap the Spezzanos were marketing after attending the OU program and why were the POV trainers expected to attend OU? Why were the Spezzanos authorized to "initiate Oneness Blessing givers"?
Lency is downplaying just how influential Oneness University, once advertised in POV literature as one the Spezzanos' "two greatest inspirations" really was. In doing do she comes across as a shifty and disingenuous equivocator.
The Oct. 9 2009 Card of the Day has since been removed from their history.
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