Abuse in the Kundalini Yoga World
The book that shook the 3HO Kundalini Yoga world
at the beginning of 2020.
... So right then and there a spontaneous prayer was evoked...
a passionate plea to God for the stamina to withstand whatever challenges might come. I resolved to defy, to override, my rational mind, to disregard my own intuitive voice, to dedicate myself to following this spiritual teacher wherever he might lead me.
extract from Premka*
pg. 42 - Chapter 'Meltdown at Melrose'
*the author provided this and other quotes from her book to be shared on this site
Dr Ron Alexander on the assaults that Pamela Dyson had to endure after the release of her book ...
Mani Niall recognised in this book the patterns of YB's misconduct as he experienced it in his 'small' role.
Due to the avalanche of reactions
this book received,
the leadership of the international Kundalini Yoga organisations
could no longer look away.
In March 2020, they commissioned
Pamela Dyson shares more stories and reflections.
She elaborates on topics like her return to New Mexico,
the lawsuit and how she was finally able to liberate herself fully from Yogi Bhajan and what she calls the 3HO cult.
Some YouTube Links
- Part 1: "To the Teachers" - Pamela Saharah Dyson - Link
- Part 2: "Day 1 with Yogi Bhajan" - Pamela Saharah Dyson - Link
- "we went along with it" Pamela Saharah Dyson, interview clip 3 - Link
- Part 3: "It was strictly rotating around him at all times" - Link
- Interview Steven Hassan - Ex-3HO Official Pamela Dyson Discusses Yogi Bhajan’s Use of Sex, Money & Power to Deceive & Control - Link
A few months before the Coronavirus hit humanity,
this book unleashed a storm that ripped through
the international Kundalini Yoga community.
In 'Premka. White Bird in a Golden Cage. My life with Yogi Bhajan', Pamela Saharah Dyson testifies about the sixteen years
she spent close to Yogi Bhajan.
While telling her story of sexual and power abuse,
she also takes a critical look at her own part in the story.
She was number two in the organisation for many years.
Her book encouraged many other people
who had suffered from Yogi Bhajan's abuse and misconduct
to start sharing their own stories.
In the history records of KYatbYB
this book will appear as a major milestone.
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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