Judging by everything that I have read about the pain and trauma that people experience when either leaving, or trying the leave the 'school', David, I am kind of wondering why you didn't use that other very famous quote from Dante's Inferno - "All hope abandon ye who enter here."
I have this vision of JZ's 'Ramtha' sub-personality sitting on its throne like an overgrown toad-like 'Jabba the Hut', exhibiting every moral turpitude known to man, whilst attempting to twist and currupt peoples' thoughts under the guise of teaching them the way to enlightment.
I still feel disgusted when picturing the descriptions that people have given of a drunken JZ, posing as the ficticious 'entity', vomiting on the floor in front of children, slapping people's faces and punching at least one person. Oh, lovely - we're all going to learn a lot from that, aren't we?
The 'sub-personality' also feeds itself on the sense of power and superiority it gets from watching people madly trying to find the 'void' in the 'tank', or thrashing about blindfold in search of their cards. There is more than a streak of malice suggested here, too. My opinion is that this is certainly not all about money. People are being traumatized and damaged, mentally, physical and emotionally. What a nasty 'entity' this is that JZ has created for herself.
I can only think that all of this reflects some terribly damaged and unbalanced side to JZ. I am sure the fortune she is amassing helps to calm her insecurities, but the real 'kick' that she gets is what goes on at the school. This indicates something far greater being 'awry' with her than mere avarice, which is often bred from insecurity.
Well, in my opinion.
