Another "conscious being" is proclaimed...and promptly departs

[ed. - The date of these events is unknown and this post's location in the timeline is an approximation. In the 1990s, James Rodney Cecil Tyndale-Biscoe, a Fellowship member and former Director with Seagrams Distillers, was appointed President of Renaissance Vineyard and Winery. Robert Burton subsequently declared him a conscious being, "a man number 5." After departing the Fellowship together, Tyndale-Biscoe and former Fellowship of Friends President Kristina Nielsen would go on to become (respectively) President and Vice President of the World University, in Honolulu, Hawaii in 1998. After establishing a presence in Hawaii, it is reported that Tyndale-Biscoe proposed forming an "alliance" with Robert Burton, but Burton rejected the idea. See also Tyndale-Biscoe and Nielsen's alleged statements regarding the Ming Furniture Battle.]

"Wondering Who's Watching" wrote on the Fellowship of Friends Discussion blog, October 6, 2013:

[Quoting] swhite44 – October 5, 2013:

There was another guy who was something like a director for Seagrams, the alcohol company, whom Robert proclaimed ‘conscious’. That guy quickly ‘lost the school’.

Yes, the person you describe was appointed president of Renaissance Vineyard & Winery by Robert Earl Burton (REB) and then, shortly thereafter, declared to be a ‘Man Number Five’ by REB. He was English and married one of the longterm and respected members of Fellowship of Friends (FoF) who was then president of FoF. They both encouraged FoF members to think for themselves, which was not the norm in the cult. That got both of them ‘excommunicated.’ This was in the 1990′s, about the same time as the T.B. [Troy Buzbee] incident and lawsuit.