One of the stipulations, for example, has to do with regularly attending the programs. Of course, management is known for working with good faith, but this basically means that if a devotee hits a rough spot in his devotional career, he could be forced to leave. A devotee's ability to keep his own house during a rough spot in his devotional career, or what have you, should rest with him. Conditional ownership of property is classic socialism. The results are constrictive, not expansive.
Devotees think twice about moving there, and some distrust has been created.
Other aspects of this community are overly structured, too. For example, one day I was waiting for a householder to come home. I was chanting japa underneath his car port, which was a pretty tranquil place. Keep in mind that this was a car port in an isolated farm community, not in a karmi residential area. Well, the resident Guru, sanyasi and community president drove in from town and saw me there.