It revealed a middle-class group of predominantly college-educated whites around the age of 30, the majority of whom were women.[64] Nearly three quarters of those surveyed attributed their decisions to become Rajneeshees to their love for Rajneesh or his teachings.[64] 91 percent stated that they had been looking for more meaning in their lives prior to becoming members.[64] When asked to rate how they felt about their lives as Rajneeshees, 93 percent stated they were "extremely satisfied" or nearly so, most of them choosing the top score on a scale of 0 to 8. Only 8 percent stated that they had been as happy before joining.[64]