Abuse in the Kundalini Yoga World
words from a second generation adult:
It is not our responsibility to make them see.
IT IS THEIR FAILURE TO LOOK.
MUST VISIT links
telling horrific stories of
Second Generation Children
who are now Adults.
How they were told that their group was superior
to others and at the same time they were neglected, separated from their parents, exploited, beaten, sent to schools in India (or US) where they were handed over to guardians and teachers who were often not trained for childhood education. They were isolated, slandered, slapped, disregarded, sexually abused. They were deprived of their dreams. They were forced into
arranged marriages to strangers. They were
deprived of opportunities in life and many
were and are still engaged in
therapies to support
trauma recovery.
READ THEIR STORIES BECAUSE
THEY MATTER
MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE !
A four-year old child was forced to sit on YB's lap night and day. He was rough with her.
The TV in the room often played sexually explicit and violent material.
LINK to the story
In 2018, after 34 years, Ravi traveled back to India to visit the places where his life was shaped at GNFC and GRD.
Read his story and watch his pictures here.
In 1978, a mother and her 2 daughters (aged 15 and 16) were referred to Dr Ron Alexander.
Yogi Bhajan had proposed to the girls
that they came to see him separately, without their mother, for a Tantric healing.
They were urged by YB not to tell their mother ...
We need public apologies from the people who were guides in India.
They are still alive, they live in Espanola.
Where are they?
How it was
to grow up as a child in an environment
where the adults had given up their power.
GuruNischan calls Krishna Kaur to ask her to come out with a statement ...
Separating children from their parents was a common practice.
I was in charge of me. As a 4 year old I was doing incredibly adult things.
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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