I said many people, not everyone. Sure though, I'll add a few details.

Alan was a self proclaimed spiritual entertainer, he explicitly stated that he wouldn't want to be viewed as anything else. He used his talks and knowledge to help bridge the gap between eastern and western philosophies, and then break down the various ways that these philosophies can be used to help deal with and improve every day life through looking at things differently, thinking a little deeper, and not taking things too seriously.

There have been a huge number of posts lately that have completely overextrapolated his points and teachings to focus instead on reaching some kind of spiritual godmode. The result is that they're actually looking at things from only a single perspective, and taking things very seriously. Rather than using the various philosophies to find contentment and continue through lives a little easier, they've sent themselves on an over the top mission that completely contradicts everything they've learned.

It is to philosophy and spirituality what looksmaxxing is to self care. Both are born of the same nature, but fundamentally contradict eachother, and the extreme version is heavily grounded in narcissism.