Abuse in Yogi Bhajan's 3HO Kundalini Yoga World
All kinds of frauds & more
One day the FBI came into our morning sadhana with guns to come and arrest GuruJot Singh,
leaving the rest of the community in shock.
Input from a witness who prefers to stay anonymous.
LINK to the Lawsuit of Feb 1988
in which GuruJot Singh is accused of different
events of Drug Smuggling and Weapon Traffic.
Sat Hanuman Singh Khalsa was the South-East sales manager for CBB, the Community Business Brokers. He talks here about the 30% of the commission of all sales managers that went to Yogi Bhajan, as if that was 'normal'.
People gave money as Yogi Bhajan told them
it was for the community.
In reality he made sure that he owned everything.
More about Tej's story - Link
In 1998 the Federal Trade Commission charged the 'Sweet Song Corporation' of
Gemstone fraud.
Three California-based telemarketing companies
and their owner, Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa,
agreed to pay monetary judgment
On Feb 1, 2000 the Federal Trade Commission publishes another article on the case:
Last Defendant Named in a Gemstone
Telemarketing Case Banned from
Telemarketing Activities
Link.
Mani Niall talks about the
lawsuits and FBI raids into the ashrams
About a dead body found in a trunk.
The man knew he was going to be killed.
The end of the myth of Ram Das Puri land
given by the Hopi's ...
The heritage of GuruGun K was used for that.
She lives in a trailer nowadays.
One day a letter came from Headquarters
asking people to put their businesses
in the name of the SSSC.
Yogi Bhajan giving himself a raise.
Posted on Facebook yogi.bhajan.abuses
on May 2, 2021
In the 1980's, Yogi Bhajan told his students who worked in Hari Jiwan Singh's Boiler Room at GRD (Guru Ram Das Enterprises)
in Los Angeles that there was "No Karma over the telephone"
to justify the fraud that they were perpetrating.
Incredibly, they believed him and this inane phrase was repeated often.
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This is what happens when you are in a cult.
Critical thinking goes out the window.
Extract from the
Santa Fe Journal:
22 people explain why they left the community in the last 2 months (1985)
... Keval claimed he donated $90,000.00 and
another member donated $30,000.00 to the construction of a church at the ashram.
Keval said that Yogi Bhajan had told him the land in question was owned by the organization, but he learned afterwards that it was actually owned by the Yogi ...
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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