Abuse in the Kundalini Yoga World
Illustrative Testimonials of the Abuse and Misconduct in the World of
Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan († 2004)
&
Sat Nam Rasayan by Guru Dev Singh († April 5, 2021)
using Testimonials from Survivors as a Primary Source of Info.
Since Pamela Dyson's book
'White Bird in a Golden Cage. My life with Yogi Bhajan'.
came out at the beginning of 2020
many survivors have talked openly about the
abuse and malpractices they experienced
in the world of KYatbYB* and SNR**
There are so many stories out there to read and take in. Only a few people have the time to do that.
And yet it is so important
that the survivors' voices are heard.
This site aims to Illustrate what happened on the
Dark Side of our History,
to show the Vastness of the Harm done
in a Concise Way.
* KYatbYB: Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan
** SNR: Sat Nam Rasayan lead by Guru Dev Singh is a healing technique that uses KYatbYB tools.
Testimonies from survivors may reawaken old traumas.
Here is Dr Ron Alexander's advice for people who might get triggered by the stories included here:
GuruNischan's Uncomfortable Conversations
are the main source of
material informing this site.
Click here to learn more about her
We've spoken about the good things for 50 years ...
now
we are facing the dark head on
and shining light on it.
GuruNischan Kaur Khalsa
When we look
at the Dark Side of our History
with Open Hearts
with Conscious Bodies and Minds
without Fear,
when we Witness with Love
the Painful Truth
that was Kept Hidden for Far Too Long
and that Longed to be Seen,
we might be able
to Process and Discharge
the Heavy Energies we Carry
and Produce Rich Fertiliser
for a Lighter Future.
Siri Nirongkar talks about
the polarity in today's Kundalini Yoga community.
His advice: Take the high road.
Siri Nirongkar was 9
when he arrived in the community.
He was raised by the guards, went to school in India,
led the school for several years,
worked for Akal Security and was a bodyguard
and caregiver of Yogi Bhajan until his death.
On Dec 30, 2020, GuruNischan interviewed him°.
Be aware that these are only fragments of the truth.
Many more stories are out there, told and untold.
Telling these stories is needed. It is a prerequisite for justice and reconciliation.
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