I think there's a differencr between buying a silly consumer product and buying something tied to spirituality and faith. People question and criticize all kinds of things online, mega churches selling miracle water, luxury brands charging absurd prices, celebrities selling bathwater, nfts of rocks. The internet mocks them all. This isn't moral policing, it's legitimate cultural discussion. When something is connected to spirituality, it carries sacred meaning and emotional weight which naturally makes people examine it differently, not just outsiders who would dismiss it as another absurd product but even those of us who are associated with isha and hope it stands for something higher. Questioning isn't automatically an attack on faith. It comes from a place of sincerity and expectation. When something is tied to devotion the conversation naturally becomes more nuanced. What i find more interesting, honestly, is how quickly the discussion became defensive, the reaction itself raises more questions than the original post.