Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa, Yogi Bhajan’s Chief of protocol and right-hand man, quotes Yogi Bhajan today in a letter to the 3HO family: "leave politics to this world so that people can rule one another..."

by Gursant Singh ⌂ @, Yuba City California USA, Thursday, March 29, 2012, 19:08 (4640 days ago) @ Gursant Singh
edited by Gursant Singh, Thursday, March 29, 2012, 19:36

I don't know if Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa, Yogi Bhajan’s Chief of protocol and right-hand man published this letter today in order to address the current situation in India where brave Sikhs are giving their lives for freedom but I do think it clearly shows the pacifist attitude of 3HOers and their complete unwillingness to really sacrifice for the Khalsa Panth. Hari Jiwan's letter of March 29th 2012, does not mention anything about the two Khalsa Shaeeds who died at the hands of the corrupt Punjab police or the ongoing protests to save BHAI BALWANT SINGH RAJOANA from the hands of the murderous Delhi government! Yogi Bhajan's right-hand man gives us true insight into 3HO's convenient excuses as to why NO YBer has ever commented online or participated in any of the protest marches to support Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana Ji. Hari Jiwan quotes Yogi Bhajan below: "leave politics to this world so that people can rule one another..." What a slick way for 3HOers to keep their fat bellies & comfortable lifestyles in Espanola and avoid any conflict or fighting for the rights of their Sikh brothers and sisters!

Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa says:
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001147230107

Yogi Bhajan, Days of Our Lives

Sat Nam Dear Family,
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Up the Pacific Coast Highway we drove. It’s a beautiful drive. Almost every movie with a view of the California coast has a strip of this Highway in it. On this November day the scenic beauty was magnified. There was a strong wind which blew all the smog away leaving the magnificent costal beauty in clear, crisp sight. Our excursion was on a Saturday morning at 8:30 so the traffic was slight, leaving plenty of time for gazing. This time of morning and the November weather added vigor to the air which heightened the intensity of the experience.
The smell of the ocean air with its negative ions, the crispness in the air; the panorama, driving the Master, all lead to this being a magical drive Breathing in and out was a great and elevating joy, filling my consciousness with the grace, thrill, and gratitude of just being alive. I drove slowly so I could keep my window open without affecting the Master. The drive seemed to fly by. Just past Malibu I made a right hand turn up into the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains onto a windy road which seemed to go on forever. Finally, we reached a Catholic retreat. The buildings were institutional in style and design, but they overlooked an expanse of the Pacific Ocean which took my breath away, especially on this special day.
The Siri Singh Sahib was here to be part of a panel dealing with interreligious issues. I always enjoyed times like these because the Master would change his persona. He became a Teacher in the Christian mode, a guest in the Sikh mode, and a personality in the American mode. I had the blessings of experiencing how he taught in different venues. Two for the price of one, actually, three because he taught totally differently to this audience then he did to us. It was a good time to pay attention.
The first question was presented by the moderator, “If I say abortion is murder and you say it’s not, how can there ever be any mutual respect if you accept murder, from my perspective, and make it acceptable.” ‘Boy,’ I thought to myself, ‘they’re getting right after it. This is going to be interesting.’ The several Priests on the panel answered this question by spouting the usual rhetoric we’ve heard over and over for millennia. A Presbyterian minister did the same. A Methodist minister had a more liberal answer which allows for contrary thinking, but without judgment. This didn’t resolve the issue, but did allow for things to move on. A Rabbi chimed in stating that the Old Testament is full of laws, but no restriction dealing with abortion, all usual rhetoric.
Then it was the Masters turn to address this question. In an unusually soft voice, he said, “Salvation is the goal; salvation is the answer.” Now, “salvation” is a Christian term comparable in many ways to the Yogic or Sikh way of saying “liberation,” union with Christ or God. He was sure speaking their language. He continued speaking even more gently, “Salvation comes about through faith and good works.” Again, in the Christian world, this is almost a universal teaching. He continued, “This is also a Sikh Teaching. In fact, it’s almost a universal way in every religion or philosophy, ‘the way to an elevated life (Christian, Sikh, Islam, etc.) is through faith and good works.’ Therefore the only difference must be in what each considers good works because faith is the same.”
He continued, “You say potato, I say patOTo; you say tomato, I say tomOTo. We understand one another even if we don’t speak exactly alike. In order to get along, we must tolerate the intolerable, forgive the unforgivable, we must be flexible when we believe rigidity is called for. Without acceptance of the sinner, there can never be an opportunity to help the sinner change.” Now, he was really talking in Christian terms. He continued, “Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.” Now, he was even quoting the New Testament. He could have been a great evangelist. They all must have thought, ‘who is this guy from India reminding us of our basic tenets.’
The Master continued, “If we accept the sinner, then it follows that we must accept him whether he accepts us or not. It’s up to us to teach the sinner, not reject him. It doesn’t matter whether he accepts us. We believe we must show the way. We must accept the fact that they act in a way totally inappropriate to the way we believe God intended. Now, as Christians, we have a duty to teach the right way, but we must first accept the sinner whether we like it or not.” He sure wasn’t pulling any punches. His speech got right to the nucleus of the question. You could hear a pin drop.
One of the Priests cut in and asked rather cynically, “So, you think it’s up to people who don’t believe in abortion to accept those who do?” The Master responded, “Anyone or any body that doesn’t take full responsibility for a problem or question must rely on outside forces to resolve that conflict. When a person or a body takes full responsibility, the answer lies within them.” Finally, he was speaking like a Sikh should talk. He flipped back quickly, “For Christians, Christ has always taken all the responsibility upon himself, there’s no reason not to let him do the same here.” Heads began to nod as this is a basic Christian tenet as well. He spoke in their terms, so he couldn’t be denied. He had the knowledge and the consciousness to do so. He was introducing himself and teaching at the same time.
It appeared that many got his message: leave politics to this world so that people can rule one another; let the Godliness of compassion and tolerance dictates the lives of those who live in the subtle realm so that God is the ruler. Or, as he would often say, “Don’t say no when you have to say no, that’s Nanak.” Now, that’s tolerance and compassion. If you don’t like abortion, then don’t have one. Leave others the same choice. So, he taught Sikhism in a Christian vernacular. No one else responded to either him or this question.
Off to the cafeteria we went to lunch. There wasn’t much to eat for vegetarians. We made due with peas, corn, salad and rolls. He was the perfect guest: mannerful, graceful, grateful and humble. His personality glowed through as many others joined our table wanting to hear his words, attracted by his magnetic presence. Yes, it was a special day in many ways. Stay tuned,
In Humility of Service and Gratitude,
MSS Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa
Nine Treasures | 718 McCurdy Rd. | Espanola, NM 87532

Does SikhNet's staff believe supporters of Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana are "nothing but a bunch of overly-intellectual violent radicals"?by Gursant Singh, Yuba City California USA, Monday, March 26, 2012, 17:13

This morning I searched the internet for over an hour and did not come across one yogi bhajan follower whose shown support for Balwant Singh Rajoana, not a single post online nor in the protest marches around the world! I am seriously wondering if SikhNet & Yogi Bhajan's 3HOers share the same racist views of SikhNet's Creative director who said a few months ago: "Your so called true PUNJABI sikhs are nothing but a bunch of overly-intellectual violent radicals." ~ Gurujot Singh Khalsa SikhNet Creative Director http://gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=335
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Gurujot Singh Khalsa SikhNet Creative Director shown dressed in blue at the Hacienda de Guru Ram Das dera with his arms raised doing yoga asanas in the darbar of the Siri Guru Granth Sahib Ji

The post below supporting Bhai Balwant Singh Ji from Khalsa Panth-Youth was on Gurumustuk, Director of SikhNet's facebook wall, under Gurumustuk's post thanking people for their happy birthday wishes to him. There were NO likes or comments from Gurumustuk. We'll see if Gurumustuk deletes the post or not.http://www.facebook.com/mrsikhnet
I just checked Gurumustuk's facebook page and in fact the post has now been deleted about 4 hours after Khalsa Panth-Youth posted it with no comment from Gurumustuk

[image]Khalsa Panth-Youth says: "Sikhnet is a Sikh website which should intensely cover Sikh issues like Bhai Balwant Singh Ji Rajoana. You have to power to create awareness to those outside Sikhi that can lead to his unconditional release. However, you've remained silent. No rally's organised, let alone attended. Don't know how Sikhnet/3ho think that is acceptable. Bhai Sahib wanted us to unite under the Nishan Sahib but where is Sikhnet? Sikhnet has a responsibility to create awareness as it is one of the most popular Sikh sites on the Internet."2 hours ago 3/26/2012

What is SikhNet's position on the execution of Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana, who has been sentenced to death penalty in former Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh’s assassination case on March 31st?

At the San Francisco Protest march to oppose the execution of Bhai Sahib Balwant Singh Rajoana by India's governement, four resolutions were passed. My question for 3HOers is: Will Yogi Bhajan's organizations like Sikhnet, Yogi Bhajan's deras like Hacienda de Guru Ram Das Ashram in Espanola New Mexico and Sikh Dharma Worldwide stand with the Khalsa Panth as described in resolution (4)?

"4. Sikhs in the diaspora must start global grassroots level networking consisting of community activists, a gurdwara committee to create an effective structure to address these issues in the future."

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1,000 Sikhs protesting against the execution of Bhai Balwant Singh Rajoana in front of the Indian Embassy.

A Sikh posting on You tube said,"I've not came across one yogi bhajan follower whose shown support for Balwant Singh Rajoana not a single post online nor in the protests."

I noticed that while we marched up to the embassy that representatives from Yogi Bhajan's Sikh Dharma and SikhNet were conspicuously absent from the protest march even though there are many Yogi Bhajan followers in the immediate area. In fact,the 3HO ashram/dera/Gurdwara is right at Haight & Ashbury just a few blocks from the Indian embassy in San Francisco! Why was NO 3HOer at this Sikh protest march? http://idoyoga.com/

Do Gurumustuk Singh & Guruka Singh of SikhNet stand with the Khalsa Panth or do they support the Indian government as shown in this article where Yogi Bhajan's 3HOers hosted the Consul General of India in Espanola New Mexico to show off their anti-Sikh "cool tantric & kundalini yoga" stuff? http://gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=467 http://gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=483

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Yogi Bhajan humbly receiving an award from Indira Gandhi, India's leader who ordered the attack on the Darbar Sahib (Golden Temple)!

SikhNet would rather report on the discovery that eating berries is good for you and "Happy Sikh Environment Day", courtesy of the American Chemical Society's Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry. Maybe SikhNet considers news about the fruit in Froot Loops cereal being good for you so Guruka can get even flabbier by helping himself to a healthy bowlful now.

Yogi Bhajan 3HOers and SikhNet should Listen to real Sikhs who give their lives for Sikhi and not the passive aggressive dictates of Yogi Bhajan's henchmen who's hidden agenda is only to promote Yogi Bhajan and fill their pockets with cash under the guise of pseudo-Sikhi.

Just for the record, until 3HOers have been arrested and spent time in an Indian prison, due to the corrupt Indian police, they cannot fully realize what I'm saying; when the chips are down, I would much rather have true Sikhs who are willing to fight and die on my side than the likes of SikhNet's "cool yoga friends"!

Sikhs facing attacks on their religion in India

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The Indian govt once again going to test the cowardice of Sikhs (mute spectators) by it's announcement to punish Bhai Balwant singh Rajoana on with death penalty 31st March 2012. It has declared to execute him on that day.
This is the same govt which earlier hanged innocent Kihar Singh in 1986 on charges of baptizing to Beant singhinto Sikhism by amrit ritual --the assassinator of Indira. He was killed after he surrendered to ITBP personals but co-accused Satwant Singh got wounded who was also hanged with kihar Singh on 6th Jan 1986 in Delhi.

The Rajiv Gandhi govt was keen to kill these legends but since then this Congress and Indian govt never punished the perpetrators of 1984 like Amitabh Bacchan, Jagdish Tytler, Sajjan kumar, Kamal Nath etc but they roam scot-free under protection of NSG commondos provided by this guilty Congress ruled Indian govt.

For the last 27 years none of these accused mass-murderers of thousands on innocent Sikhs is ever punished. The India doesn't did any justice with its massacred citizens. But the daughter of a colleague of Musolini - the Sonia maino is following footsteps of her mother-in-law and water the seeds of enmity sown by her late husband Rajiv Gandhi.
In 1984 the media was controlled by govt but now with new technologies it can cover any place , anywhere in the world. Bhai Balwant singh Rajoana did a wonderful job of valor by eliminating a brutal killer responsible for elimination of a complete Sikh youth generation
with the help of his DGP KPS Gill. They killed nearly one million Sikh youths in Punjab within a decade from 1985 to 1995. So he (Balwant Singh Rajoana) did justice with the killed youths. The sinner Beant Singh met his fate he deserved but Rajoana is an ideal of Sikh youths throught the world. His execution shall bring back the militancy in state and this time it wont stop without creation of a separate Sikh nation because we Sikhs do not trust this Hindu govt of India. It's enemy of minorities in India.
So it should change its decision of execution and honor the verdict of Sikhs and to meet their demand of justice to victims of 1984 and gravious punishment to the accused mass murderers.

Do Yogi Bhajan's organizations like SikhNet have connections with RSS in India? Read this thank you letter from The Consul General and Deputy General of India who recently visited the Yogi Bhajan ashram and SikhNet offices in Espanola New Mexico. Notice there is only talk of kundalini yoga and nothing about Sikhi! "The Consul General and Deputy General of India each expressed an interest in yoga, and MSS Nirvair Singh followed up by sending a set of Kundalini Yoga DVDs. The Sangat enjoyed the meeting and we hope to welcome them back soon!"

The Consul General recently sent a thank you email to the Yogi Bhajan dera:

“Satnam, Thank you so much for the set of DVDs on Kundalini Yoga from KRI. I will seriously watch them and hope to benefit from them. I really enjoyed my visit and more importantly meeting with all of you. Warm regards, Parthasarathi.”

http://www.espanolaashram.com/pages/sangat/stories/featured_story28.php

SikhNet's hidden directors file for Bankcruptcy. Documents detail lavish lifestyle of CEO Kartar Khalsa!

Golden Temple execs who make Yogi Tea file for bankruptcy!
Golden Temple CEO Kartar Khalsa and management group which controls all Yogi Bhajan businesses including the Kundalini Research Institute(KRI), SikhNet and used to make Peace Cereal before selling it to Hearthside Foods for a cool 70 million dollars, lived a "lavish lifestyle"!
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Kartar Khalsa, head of Yogi Bhajan's empire and CEO of the Unto Infinity Board which controls SikhNet, the Kundalini Research Institute(KRI) and makes Yogi Tea.


Documents detail lavish lifestyle of company CEO
By Sherri Buri McDonald

The Register-Guard

Published: (Friday, Feb 24, 2012 05:01AM) Midnight, Feb. 24

Documents detail lavish lifestyle of company CEO
Kartar Khalsa lists a current monthly income of $64,070..... Khalsa’s ex-wife, Sat Mander Kaur Khalsa, is listed as an unsecured creditor with a priority claim for $910,000 in alimony...... http://www.registerguard.com/web/newslocalnews/27661128-41/khalsa-golden-million-temple-company.html.csp

You may think Gurumustuk Singh or Guruka Singh contols SikhNet but this is not the case. In a recent court battle in Oregon, stimulated by the infighting over Yogi Bhajan's business empire, evidence has surfaced showing the true corporate structure of SikhNet. SikhNet is controlled by the Sikh Dharma Unto Infinity Board which also controls all other Yogi Bhajan businesses. Kartar Khalsa is the board's chairman and he is not even a Sikh! Now these executives have filed for bankruptcy!
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Kartar Khalsa, head of Yogi Bhajan's empire, testifying in an Oregon court.

When asked if he felt remorse for selling the brand name Golden Temple to a non-Sikh company, he said, “No. It was just part of the deal.” If Kartar is willing to readily sell off the Golden Temple brand name for several million dollars, I don't think you'd want donations going to SikhNet, another 3HO business controlled by Yogi Bhajan profiteers.
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Attachment #3 pg 14 for exhibits showing "Current Corporate Structure" in the recent court battle in Oregon over Yogi Bhajan's empire. http://www.sikhnn.com/node/1469. You can clearly see SikhNet Oregon and (KRI)the Kundalini Research Institute under the UI Board who's members declared bankruptcy. SikhNet is officially a registered non-profit organization in the State of Oregon.

SikhNet makes the false claim they are not funded by Golden Temple Foods who's executives filed for bankruptcy and lived lavish lifestyles. "We(SikhNet) rely on two funding sources (1) Donations from users and "sponsors" and (2)SikhMatrimonials.com membership fees." Golden Temple Foods which makes millions from using the sacred Sikh symbols for commercial profit, donated at least $25,0000 to SikhNet last year according to a 3HOer in a comment for a SikhNN article covering The Fight For Yogi Bhajan’s business Empire

Golden Temple execs file for bankruptcy
The company’s CEO and management group seek protection against claims that may follow a lawsuit
By Sherri Buri McDonald

The Register-Guard

Published: (Friday, Feb 24, 2012 05:01AM) Today


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Golden Temple CEO Kartar Singh Khalsa and the company’s management group, which includes Khalsa and five other top company executives, have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy .

Khalsa and the other executives sought the protection of the bankruptcy court in anticipation of large claims being filed against them after they lost a lawsuit in December.

Multnomah County Circuit Judge Leslie Roberts ruled that Khalsa breached his fiduciary duties to the Sikh religious community founded by the late Yogi Bhajan and that he and other Golden Temple Management members were unjustly enriched, when they gained ownership of 90 percent of the prosperous company in 2007.

The company grew out of a bakery founded by members of the local Sikh community in the 1970s, for the community’s benefit. It evolved into Golden Temple, producer of Peace cereal and Yogi Tea, among other products, which were long a cornerstone of Lane County’s natural foods industry.

Golden Temple sold its cereal division in May 2010 for $71 million to Hearthside Food Solutions. The Illinois-based baker continues to make Peace Cereal, Sweet Home Farms granola and other cereal products at its plant in Eugene.

Khalsa and Golden Temple Management were in court-ordered mediation on Thursday with U.S. District Judge Michael Hogan in an attempt to craft a reorganization plan that most of the creditors would support and that would provide a dividend to unsecured creditors, according to court orders filed Tuesday.

A meeting of creditors is scheduled in Eugene on March 19.

The bankruptcy filings are the latest twist in the legal troubles that for more than two years have wracked the local Sikh community, Golden Temple and Khalsa, a former Eugene resident and prominent business leader who chaired the Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce.

In both bankruptcy filings, the assets listed greatly exceed the liabilities listed. Khalsa listed assets of $30.95 million and liabilities of $1.27 million, and Golden Temple Management listed assets of $49 million and liabilities of $10.4 million. What drove the company managers to take this step were the many claims of “unknown” amounts from creditors, such as the Sikh religious leaders and Oregon Attorney General John Kroger, who sued Golden Temple Management in Multnomah County Circuit Court.


Who really controls SikhNet? Are SikhNet's real "sponsors" Yogi Bhajan's tantric profiteers who use the sacred images and Shabads of the Sikh Grurus for profit? Know before you donate!http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=416

What an outright Fraud SikhNet is committing! SikhNet does not want Sikhs to know the true identity of Kartar Khalsa who is a fake! Kartar has cut hair,is no longer a Sikh but still controls all Yogi bhajan businesses, Sikh Dharma nonprofits, including SikhNet itself.
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Kartar Khalsa, head of Yogi Bhajan's empire, testifying in an Oregon court.

The thread below shows the fraudulent way SikhNet is handling the real "Kartar Khalsa" issue of Kartar not being a Sikh. SikhNet refers Sikh forum participants,to another Kartar Singh in Espanola. SikhNet implies that the turbaned Kartar Singh from Espanola is the leader of Yogi Tea and the Sikh Dharma nonprofits.

(SikhNet)Moderator Note: Now you are diverting your topic. Discussion of any sects invariably leads to slander and negativity. We found two web sites below. If you are talking about the same person then the pictures show that he is not “a hair cut man” as you say. We do not have the time to verify everything. We do not allow slander. If you continue this we will have to ban you. This topic is locked now. We are deleting another similar topic that you started.
http://www.3ho.org/search/​profile.php?id=12904
http://www.thecleanse.com/kartar.html

Singh posted to Gursant Singh

Follow me on my discussion with sikhnet

http://www.sikhnet.com/discuss​ion/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5245&s​id=86913aa1fe728d032a9d1d6541c​a1bd1

Gursant Singh You should post this pic of Yogi Tea box which shows the Darbar Sahib in Amritsar and Sikhs sitting around the parkarma disrespectfully drinking Yogi Tea. http://www.facebook.com/ph​oto.php?pid=2828625&l=fd81​1df60e&id=1214270541

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Singh: You should post this pic on SikhNet discussion of Yogi Tea box which shows the Darbar Sahib in Amritsar and Sikhs sitting around the parkarma disrespectfully drinking Yogi Tea.
By: Gursant Singh
Yesterday at 8:32am · ·

Gursant Singh: I hope SikhNet allows this thread to continue but I doubt it. Once their office opens in New Mexico Monday morning it will be deleted because its critical of the "hand which feeds it
Yesterday at 8:43am ·

Gursant Singh
Singh Now you see how corrupt and stuck these 3HOers are. All we can do is keep exposing them to our Sikh brothers and sisters here on facebook and twitter. I think more and more Sikhs are becoming aware of the way SikhNet really is and eventually they'll lose all donations and support from the larger Sikh sangat. Did you read this article "Who really controls SikhNet?" http://gurmukhyoga.com/for​um/index.php?id=333
19 hours ago ·

Singh:
Yes i read that article and i evem posted about kartar. This is what they replied to me when i wrote : "Yogi tea is an invention of yogi bhajan. The company that runs this business is called Golden temple run by a 3ho sikh called kartar khalsa who is hair cut man. Golden temple brand is also used in the sale of oil and sex massage, food and wine.

Moderator Note: Now you are diverting your topic. Discussion of any sects invariably leads to slander and negativity. We found two web sites below. If you are talking about the same person then the pictures show that he is not “a hair cut man” as you say. We do not have the time to verify everything. We do not allow slander. If you continue this we will have to ban you. This topic is locked now. We are deleting another similar topic that you started.
http://www.3ho.org/search/​profile.php?id=12904
http://www.thecleanse.com/kartar.html

about an hour ago ·

Singh: If you click the link they refer to a turbanned man as kartar


Gursant Singh:
Singh "the pictures show that he is not “a hair cut man” as you say." The moderator at SikhNet is a bare faced liar! Everyone in 3HO knows that Kartar Khalsa is no longer a Sikh and has cut his hair See these independent articles showing a picture of Kartar Khalsa. There are many articles in the Eugene Register Guard also which you can just google: http://www.wweek.com/portl​and/article-17701-death_of​_a_yogi.html http://www.sikhnn.com/head​lines/1395/4-million-dolla​r-man


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Gursant Singh: SikhNet is so cunning, the links they give are to a Kartar Singh in Espanola NM and SikhNet knows he has nothing to do with Yogi Tea in Oregon. This is total fraud on SikhNet's part and shows their true colors.

What an outright Fraud SikhNet is committing!
SikhNet’s hypocrisy is unparalleled! In one breath they condemn “slander and negativity” but then allow this clearly slanderous post accusing me of “Blasphemy”, to stand for almost a year now. SikhNet blocks my comments and any opportunity to defend against these personal attacks. It’s clear SikhNet censors and then attacks anyone who disagrees with Yogi Bhajan and their Kundalini/tantric Yoga secret agenda.

SikhNet post: Summary of Question:

Blasphemy By Gursant Singh On The Internet
Category: General Sikhism
Date Posted: Monday, 9/27/2010 3:15 PM MDT

Dear Moderators,

Lately i've been reading the trash being posted by Gursant Singh on his blog and now on facebook.. I'm very disturbed. This man talks without evidence and is sly like a fox. Please do something to stop this man right away. Innocent readers get easily influenced.. Please do something now.....

Regards,
Simranjit Harbans Singh


In this Yogi Bhajan lecture link at SikhNet, Yogi Bhajan states, "Guru Gobind Singh forgot somewhere to write that the Khalsa shall do Pooran praan tapaa. That’s the only way I can figure it out." How dare Yogi Bhajan utter such rubbish that our father Guru Gobind Singh Ji "forgot" something! This is an outrageously false and ego maniac statement by Yogi Bhajan and SikhNet is promoting this sacrilege on their website!!

You'll find the promotion of many anti Sikh practices on SikhNet like this article which falsely states: "In Sikh tradition, Sukh grew a beard and wore a turban for the marriage ceremony. Later, at the celebrations in a Shagun Marriage Palace in Moga, he shaved and dressed in a suit and white shirt."
http://www.sikhnet.com/news/fine-romance-inside-arranged-marriage

More ego maniac utterances by Yogi Bhajan recorded by Dr. Trilochan Singh in his book "Sikhism and Tantric Yoga" 1977

Guru Gobind Singh Could not do What
We have done, claims Yogi Bhajan
In my personal experience as gross human body, it is the first time in the world the real perfect shape of the Khalsa came into existence. It didn't happen in the time of Guru Gobind Singh. I see and now look back at the Sikh history. We have done—a handful of us—a more tremendous sacrifice for the sake of humanity on this planet than anybody can even relate to. But I should say, as an honest historian, that when I look back accurately at Sikh history, the Sikh woman was a great woman and she was a Sikh. But, in the West, I see the woman, in a very elaborate and equal state of consciousness, to be a Khalsa.
One question is, "Why are the Sikhs who have the prosperity losing their prospect?" I have the answer to that. Because they have forgotten the great secret practices that were given to them. "Why are we [American Sikhs] out of the total insanity, becoming totally creative?" Because we are practicing those practices and that is all.
Sikh Dharma Brotherhood: 1976
Yogi Bhajan's Lecture: page 9
The title page of this Journal carries
a picture of Gurcharan Singh Tohra:
President S.G.P.C.
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Guru Gobind Singh Forgot
To Write Pooran Praan Tapaa
But what is that meditation? The meditation is not just coming to the Guru. The meditation is like this. Suppose on Sunday we are to come and present ourselves to the Guru. On Saturday we start preparing for it. That is how it works. Twenty-four hours earlier than the action of infinity, if a person starts thinking cosmically that he has to go and present himself to the Guru, and starts purifying and preparing himself, they call it meditation. Pooran Praan Tapaa— remember this technique of words. Pooran means complete. Praan means prana, the life force. Tapaa means the action of purification. It is known as Pooran Praan Tapaa. It is a kind of meditation.
Of all the meditations written and known for the human, this is the highest. And that is why the mantra Guru Gobind Singh gave us was the Guru Mantra, Wah Guru. Guru Gobind Singh forgot somewhere to write that the Khalsa shall do Pooran Praan Tapaa. That is the only way I can figure it out. Otherwise the factual effect of giving a human the Guru mantra Wha Guru is only that it states, a positive intuition? Wha, the Grace, Wonderful is the Lord.
Sikh Dharma, Vol III, no 1 Spring 1977
Guru Gobind Singh Sowed the Seed
Of the Khalsa Wrongly, says Yogi Bhajan
The eminent Scientist Dr Manohar Singh Grewal of Boston is popular both among American Sikhs and Indian Sikhs. Like his grandfather Bhai Sahib Harbhajan Singh, who was leader of the Jaito Morcha (Agitation) he is a conscientious and devoted Sikh. When he went to Los Angeles he visited 3HO Headquarters of Yogi Bhajan, who was there.
It appears that Dr Grewal's humility and gentle nature provoked his vanity under the uncontrolled impulse of which Yogi Bhajan said in the course of talks, "Guru Gobind Singh has sowed the seed of the Khalsa wrongly.'7 (Guru Gobind Singh ne Khalse da bij hi ghalat lay a) Controlling his emotions at these outrageous utterances, Dr Grewal retorted, "How can you say such a thing?" And Yogi Bhajan as usual started rationalizing his statement.
In the first week of June 1977 Gurbanda Singh of Washington, whose arrogance is well known, addressed a Sikh Congregation in which 3HO people were also present at Vermont. In his speech, which is always snobbish in tone and material, he tried to prove that the American Sikhs were very pious and holy while the Indian Sikhs were irreligious, profane (patits) and so on. Even in his writings (the few articles on Yogi Bhajan cult he has written) his tone is the same. Sardar Kehar Singh, an eminent Engineer, immediately stood up and took him to task. He told him and all those 3HO men and women who think and act like him, "We are fed up with your attempts to make us feel guilty of not being Sikhs. We are Sikhs and in many many ways far better than you people." His angry attack on the typical snobbery of the 3HO leaders was disarming. It is at this moment Dr Grewal brought out in the open Yogi Bhajan's attempt to insult and underestimate even Guru Gobind Singh. He mentioned the Los Angeles incident and told the congregation that Yogi Bhajan goes to the extent of saying that Guru Gobind Singh sowed the seed of the Khalsa wrongly and implying that he was correcting it. While the underlings among the 3HO devotees are quiet, unassuming, and very devout and sincere, the leaders act exactly as their Master has trained them. I do not blame them entirely for it. It is because of their haughtiness, overbearing and insulting attitude towards the Indian Sikhs, that they neither learn anything beyond what Yogiji says, nor do they seem to know the long term consequences of rejecting truth from every quarter and blindly accepting mumbo-jumbo cult ideas from Yogi Bhajan. They perhaps seriously believed that Guru Tegh Bahadur prophesied that a Great Master Yogi Bhajan would create the new Khalsa in the West and invade India to bring the Aquarian Age. The British invented this story for themselves.
Author's Comments
Wherever I went in the U.S.A. even people very friendly to Yogi Bhajan informed me that he pretended to have done more than Guru Gobind Singh did, and his vanity and ego maniac haughtiness had gone to the extent of saying in a gathering that he can even shake the gaddi (throne) of Guru Nanak. I did not take these stories seriously and refused to believe them. But I was shocked to read the afore-mentioned statements published within the last 12 months or so. But when I saw these insulting remarks heaped on Guru Gobind Singh in print, the shock became unbearable.
A devout Sikh goes to the Guru every morning and not only on Sundays, and Sunday was never observed as a day of congregational worship throughout history. Bhai Nand Lai tells us in Zandgi Nam ah that though the Sikhs go to the temple, or the Guru, for formal worship every morning but for congregational worship the Sikhs gathered together twice a month, on Sankranti and Massia (the first day of the Indian lunar calendar and the middle of the month according to lunar days). In the code of the Conduct given to the Khalsa (Rehatnamas) the Gurus have clearly stated that a Sikh should not perform yoga asanas, nor believe in mantras, yantras and other absurdities quoted in this chapter and practiced and preached by Yogi Bhajan.
There is no such word as Puran Pran Tapan mantra in any dictionary in any Indian language. It is perhaps the silliest of all Yogi Bhajan's absurd brain waves which shows more of his ignorance than wisdom of Sikh history and scriptures. Sometimes I doubt if he has once gone through the Sikh scriptures, even without understanding them. He possibly could not. Up till recently, he did not know the language of the scriptures, and I am more than certain that he cannot interpret even ten pages of it correctly. Yet he sincerely believes that he can fool the ignorant American Sikhs to believe that he is the Super-Messiah of the Age, and they at least must believe that he is greater than the Sikh Gurus, and he has done what the Gurus were unable to do. We will study in detail how he has built himself as the Western Pope of the Sikhs, the only Mahan Tantric in the World, and perhaps the only person who could tell so many lies about himself and make every American followers of his believe it. If the Americans want to understand and practice the true meditations of Sikhs Faith and move on the path with humility and wisdom as Sikh saints all over the world have done, they will have to throw all this rubbish that Yogi Bhajan is stuffing into their minds into the dust-bin and take it for granted that his knowledge of Sikh mysticism and the Khalsa Holy Order is pedestrian and less than elementary. With such absurdities in their heads, and sacrilegious notions and practices of the Sikh mantras they will be in mind, soul and spirit as far away from Sikhism as any ignorant non-Sikh, even though they may put on Sikh appearance and dress, which no doubt is very important.

"The Master(Yogi bhajan)later explained to me that was the way it was supposed to be as it was the beginning of the switch in Sikh leadership from the Indian community to the American Sikh yogis – recognized or not." ~ MSS Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa in a letter to the American Sikh community dated 06/24/2011
Is this a smoking gun or what? I have always suspected that Yogi Bhajan wanted to hijack the Sikh religion, here's the proof from the mouth of Yogi Bhajan's closest aid! See more photos and discussion on facebook:
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Yogi Bhajan and Hari Jiwan buying and selling gem stones and jewellry at Jerry's on Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills California, a favorite spot for their business activities. In June 1997,one year after this photo was taken, the Federal Trade Commission filed charges against Hari Jiwan. (Taken from an FTC press release) Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa, also known as Stephen Jon Oxenhandler, a/k/a Bob Thomas; as part of "Project Field of Schemes." This law enforcement effort comprised of approximately 61 law-enforcement actions. In its complaint detailing the charges, the FTC alleged that the defendants routinely misrepresented the risk, value, appreciation and liquidity of the gemstones they sold and falsely claimed that consumers would realize tremendous profits. In addition, the defendants falsely pledged that they could and would easily liquidate consumers' gemstone portfolios after an 18-month holding period. In fact, according to the FTC, the defendants typically ceased all contact with consumers and refused to liquidate their gemstones after the 18-month period. Shortly after the complaint was filed, the court issued a temporary restraining order, froze the defendants' assets and appointed a temporary receiver over the corporate defendants.
I went to Jerry's shop in Beverly Hills with YB and HJ almost every day as I was on YB's security. I also took Shakti Parwha Kaur to Wells Fargo bank on Wilshire Blvd in Beverly Hills about three times a week to get gems and a new set of YB's jewellery that he would adorn himself with for that particular day depending on what the astrological stars said he should wear. Shakti would say, "Let's go get the crown jewels." When Shakti and I entered the room at the bank to open the numerous safe deposit boxes full of the precious stones, I was shocked the first time I saw the outrageous amount of trays displaying these huge gemstones.
Around the year 2000, Yogi Bhajan tried to personally sell me a yogic ring for several thousand dollars. We were at Hari Jiwan's house in Espanola where HJ keeps a vast collection of gems worth millions of dollars. Yogi Bhajan told me. "You're naked." And he stated I needed a ring with a particular stone to protect me.

Yogi Bhajan and Hari Jiwan at Jerry's in Beverly Hills California

"Jerry’s shop was much bigger than it appeared. Behind the showroom was a private negotiation room with a couch, table and a chair or two. Behind this room was a large fully equipped kitchen where we enjoyed many delicious Armenian meals.
On a gorgeous spring afternoon in 1989 the Siri Singh Sahib was viewing a special Cartier broach and chain when he received a call from one of his secretaries......."

In a recent letter from Hari Jiwan, HJ says, "As he (Yogi Bhajan) often said, “I’m an easy target if all you want to see are my faults.”"

"He (Yogi Bhajan) was a living example of the greatness of our Guru in spite of any faults – which were few and insignificant. He was my hero and he was a true hero."

"There are very few Buddhas, Christs, Guru Nanaks that make it to this earth."~Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa.
Is Hari Jiwan implying that Yogi Bhajan is on an equal level to Guru Nanak?

Here I think is the crux of the problem with YBers. YBers refuse to admit any significant fault with Yogi Bhajan, eventhough YB himself admitted he had many faults. While I'll admit YB did some good, his faults were clearly many and YB should never be referred to or treated as a Satguru! YB was miles behind true Satgurus like Guru Nanak Dev Ji or Guru Gobind Singh Ji.

Sikhnet Sikh & Yogi Bhajan's "right hand man," Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa declares in the newspaper article "IDOL TALK";

“If the idol stands for a virtue... I have no problem putting that anywhere.”
http://sfreporter.com/santafe/article-5718-idol-talk.html#commAjax

"Sikhism and Tantric Yoga" Please find the entire text for the Book under comments for this photograph's link or as a pdf file at:

http://gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?mode=page&id=1

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1837177208556&set=a.1837368253332.108156.1214270541

Join the cause "Call to Truth and Authentic Sikhism" with 6,000 other Sikhs
http://www.causes.com/causes/518356-call-to-truth-and-authentic-sikhism/about?m=74da2e2e

Join a discussion group on Hari Jiwan with ex YBers at: http://forums.delphiforums.com/KamallaRose/messages?msg=1203.8

"Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa and Gurujot Singh Khalsa were YB's closest and dearest, his right and left arms, both crooks."

It was always my understanding that while everyone always fought and jockeyed to be close to YB, it was usually the craziest, most corrupt, sycophantic and sketchiest that were always by his side. Hardly sounds like a distinction. I also remember people telling me, "The closer you get to Espanola, the crazier it is."

Not to be completely cynical, but I have to wonder what the reasoning is behind this gush of sentimentality from the Chief of Protocol. In the wake of YB's death it seemed like many of the high muckity-mucks were subtly trying to play up angles that would give them legitimacy or authority, or at least some type of it: everything from flaunting their weird titles or starting to call themselves a "master" or "expert", to false-modest claims of siddhis, to personal stories that would range from personal reminiscences like this to more ooga-booga ones of "The SSS once gave me a SPECIAL meditation to do..." From what I've heard the banter from the Secretaries/White Tantric moderators during that time sounded like auditions for American Idol.

I guess with the Chief of Protocol's story, like all things, time will shake it out, and it will at the very least, be interesting.


Parady from the Wacko World of Yogi Bhajan:(Message Truncated)...from the Memoirs of MSS Hari Jiwan (con't):

"Remember, Chief of Protocolji, that P-A-I-N is a four- letter word for opportunity. Never forget that," he said pushing a ruby-encrusted finger painfully into my breastbone. "Those souls down there are lost sheep. Sheep with wallets."
He clasped my wrist just below the Rolex. "Other leaders have found this City of Angels and assembled followers among your generation. None of them as great as I, my son."
"That goes without saying, Sir."
He nodded in the direction of Sunset Blvd. "Jim Morrison? He had passion and sex appeal, too. He became fat. He collected fans and LA women. He made a fortune."
After a moment of silence my teacher dropped my hand and waved his glittering bracelets toward The Matterhorn. "And down there? Walt Disney! A visionary with his own kingdom. A magician, Hari Jiwan. A magician and a businessman."
The waitress brought another round of virgin pina coladas. "Tip her well, my son."
More lights twinkled beneath us as night descended on the basin.. How long had we been here? I recall mentioning it was an August afternoon when we left the movie. We had watched the summer sun go down. We had been here a long time. But with my teacher time stood still. Hours became years...
Always unpredictable, my teacher drew me up short when he waved his drink toward Benedict Canyon. "Manson got it. He faked it til he made it, Hari Jiwan."
"Sir?"
"Manson saw the reality of this place, the truth of your generation, you spoiled, stupid American poodles. Charisma and mystical ooga-booga only carries you so far. You need a plan... There's an Apocalypse coming and Manson saw it, too..."
I could see by the illuminated dial on my teacher's Patek Phillipe chronograph that it was time for the valet to bring the Bentley. I knew of my teacher's wrath when he missed the "Hill Street Blues" theme music.
How did I get to be so lucky?
http://www.3ho.org/enewsletter/imgs/featpic11-05-08.b.jpg

Hilarious and also sickening. Beautiful parody artfully exposing truth.

So did Yogi Bhajan advise MSS Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa on how to scam people? Yes, I believe he did.

An X-YBer busnessman once told me that while in YBism, Yogi Bhajan took him and a couple other YBer Bros into a jewelry store in Chinatown in San Francisco. There YB messed with a Chinese woman's head until she sold him the gem he wanted for far far less than she bought it for. Had she been more sensitive, she would have given Saint YB the pretty rock as a gift.

"There are very few Buddhas, Christs, Guru Nanaks that make it to this earth."~Hari Jiwan Singh Khalsa. Is Hari Jiwan implying that Yogi Bhajan is on an equal level to Guru Nanak?

There's something both pathetic and creepy in the fact that Hari Jiwan's Facebook photo album titled "Me" is half-filled of photos of YB and him. You are me and I am you and we are we and...

Although we are we to deny YB's lasting impact on the one and only Chief of Protocol? He's still schleping them gems:
http://www.ninetreasures.com/

(As an aside, I find it incredibly crass to name a gem company after the Nau-Nidh/Nine Treasures spoken of in the SGGS. Anyone with half a mind would not take this literally when there are so many shabads that mention the Naam as containing all nine treasures and finding the nine treasures within one's Self. It's like a Christian expecting "the gifts of the Holy Spirit" to arrive via UPS and be wrapped in a bow and ribbon.)

Whenever HJS Jr's jail time is mentioned, 3HOers seem quick to say that he did time mostly because he wouldn't snitch on others.

This means that:
1) 3HOers on one level are able to digest the fact that there was a bigger crime being committed within the castle walls, and are not only OK with that, but...
2) Believe in some kind of nobility in covering up for other people who blatantly stole money, because they were "dharmic."

The mind wobbles.

P.S. Any FCC or other documentation out there on HJS Jr.?

Siri Ram Singh Khalsa:

http://www.ftc.gov/os/2000/02/sweetsong.htm

http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2000/02/windsor2.shtm

These guys, along with the master of lies and deception had their own paths...the socio-paths. They were men of no conscience who believed that the neds always justified the means. I'm sure there is a special place in hell reserved for yogi bludgeon.

Yeah, its called Roach Motel.

See more photos and discussion on facebook at:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=108156&id=1214270541&l=5a22781e63

“Amid the legal infighting following Yogi Bhajan’s death, critics are offering another portrait of the Sikh leader.”
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3HO Sikhs are now fighting amongst themselves in a lawsuit over the millions of dollars in profits made from using the sacred Sikh religious symbols and scriptures for their own personal gain.3HO Sikhs, who follow Yogi Bhajan, funnel the money to support Yogi Bhajan's tantric cult church which 3HO Sikhs have deceptively camouflaged using names like "Sikh Dharma International", "3HO foundation", "Sikh Dharma Stewardship","SikhNet.com","Sikh Dharma Worldwide", "Unto Infinity Board","Khalsa Council" and "KRI(Kundalini Research Institute)". See "Sikhnet's" and "Sikh Dharma International's" slick new websites which were produced with the millions in ill-gained profits using the name of the Golden Temple, names and images of the Sikh Gurus, and sacred Sikh shabads for profit in commercial enterprises.


Read the full front page article about Yogi Bhajan's lust for power and greed of his 3HO Sikhs in Today's Eugene Register-Guard:

""Yogi's Legacy in Question"".[/link]

"New lawsuit hits Golden Temple with fraud!"


Read about the infighting in 3HO and Sikh Dharma--
Today's Eugene Register-Guard:

""Rift in 3HO Sikh community threatens business empire""


LETTERS IN THE EDITOR’S MAILBAG: Friday’s paper
Appeared in print: Friday, May 28, 2010

"Bhajan was a leader ‘by fluke’

Recently, a friend sent me articles from The Register-Guard on litigation involving Yogi Bhajan’s organizations in Oregon. The letters to the editor that followed, critical of the reporter, prompt me to throw some light on the subject. Bhajan was extremely good at what he did, but propagation of Sikhism he was not. Criticism of Bhajan’s cult cannot be construed as criticism of Sikhism.

Trilochan Singh, a distinguished Sikh scholar, in his 1977 book “Sikhism and Tantric Yoga,” describes Bhajan devastatingly: “Yogi Bhajan is a Sikh by birth, a Maha Tantric by choice but without training, and a ‘Sri Singh Sahib’ and self-styled leader of the Sikhs of the Western Hemisphere by fluke and mysterious strategy.” There was no mystery to his strategy. He ingratiated himself with the Sikh religious leadership in Punjab, which was more corrupt than the Vatican during the time of Martin Luther.

According to the Tantrics, the best form of worship is the fullest satisfaction of the sexual desires of man, therefore sexual intercourse is prescribed as a part of Tantric worship. In the annals of abuse of women, some had harems, others had concubines and Bhajan had secretaries. The Sikh gurus condemned the Tantrics and their practices. All the cases mentioned in The Register-Guard had merit.

Humility is the hallmark of a Sikh, and Bhajan had none of it. Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, describes people such as Bhajan succinctly: “Those ... who have no virtues but are filled with egotistical pride.”

Hardev Singh Shergill President, Khalsa Tricentennial Foundation of North America Editor-in-chief, The Sikh Bulletin El Dorado Hills, Calif.

"Sikhism and Tantric Yoga"
by Dr. Trilochan Singh (Link to entire book)

"The book Sikhism And Tantric Yoga is available at: www.gurmukhyoga.com.This website which is operated by a genuine White Sikh is highly recommended. Gursant Singh was a member of the Yogi Bhajan Cult (3HO and the Sikhnet Gora Sikhs or White Sikhs) for over 30 years and has intimate knowledge about the inner workings of this cult which attempts to miscegnate Sikhism with Hindu idolatry. I downloaded the book from Gursant’s website and found it to be absolutely compelling. I read it in one compulsive and sustained draught. It is a study not only about cults in Sikhism but about the miscegenation of the Sikh Religion by Hinduism. It is a classic work rendered in beautiful English prose and it is patently the work of a profound intellectual scholar with a deep knowledge of Sikhism."
Quotation taken from: http://www.sikharchives.com/?p=5513&cpage=1#comment-2011

You may also view individual chapters to "Sikhism and Tantric Yoga" at these links:

Sikhism & Tantric Yoga A Critical Evaluation of Yogi Bhajan
http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=192

Sikh Doctrines and Yogi Bhajan's Secret Science
http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=193

Yogi Bhajan's Adi Shakti Shaktimans and Shaktis
http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=194

Yogi Bhajan's Clap Trap Theories of Kundalini Yoga
http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=195

Yogi Bhajan's Ego Maniac Utterances
http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=205

Yogi Bhajan's Seven Years in America and His Tinkling Titles
http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=206

Yogi Bhajan's Arrest and Release on Bail
http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=207

Yogi Bhajan Becomes the Only Maha Tantric in the World
http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=208

Sikh Leaders without Conscience
http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=209

Call to Truth and Authentic Sikhism
http://www.gurmukhyoga.com/forum/index.php?id=210

Please read an Excerpt below taken from "Sikhism and Tantric Yoga"

The Name of Golden Temple and its Murals

"In England last year a firm advertised some blue jeans as Jesus Jeans. The whole religious world of England rose in one protest and stopped the manufacture of these jeans. The word Golden Temple has become an instrument of commercial affairs of Yogi Bhajan He has now even named shoe stores as Golden Temple. I was given a "Wha Guru Chew.""

"Yogi Bhajan is using the sacred Sikh mantras and the sacred name of Guru Ram Das as a mantle for his Tantric Sex Yoga which will inevitably lead to mental and physical debauchery of those who take his brand of Sikhism contaminated by crazy sex-energizing asanas seriously."

Read about the "war between 3HO Sikh's Unto Infinity Board and Yogi Bhajan's Sikh Dharma". Yogi Bhajan set up all these organizations and installed their leaders. Decide for yourself if the Tantric Sex Yoga which Yogi Bhajan taught inevitably leads to mental and physical debauchery.

Many of these 3HO profiteers have cut their hair and renounced Sikhi! See these pictures below of Kartar Khalsa CEO of Golden Temple Foods and chairman of Yogi Bhajan's "Unto Infinity Board" who has cut his hair and is no longer a Sikh.
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(Is it any wonder that Kartar and Peraim, Controlling members of Yogi Bhajan's "Unto Infinity Board",are wearing circus masks in the above photo?)http://cirrus.mail-list.com/khalsa-council/Kartar-Peraim.2-10.jpg

See these articles in today's Eugene Register Guard which shows the greed surrounding this dispute:

"Money trail at heart of Sikhs’ legal battle."

Wha Guru being used sacriligiously for huge profits by 3HO Sikhs
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"What did the magician say to the Wha Guru Chew? Open sesame."

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Yogi Bhajan used the sacred name of the Golden Temple, names and images of the Sikh Gurus, and sacred Sikh shabads for commercial enterprises to make millions of dollars. Wha Guru is even used as the name of a candy bar by Golden Temple Foods!Links appearing on the internet advertise Golden Temple along with wine and alcohol such as in this Google search link: "Golden Temple Granola - Food & Wine - Compare Prices" Other internet links associate Golden Temple massage oil with sex and sensual massages as in this Google search: "Sensual Soothing... Golden Temple Soothing Touch Massage Oil."

See for yourself the pictures below of the Darbar Sahib(Golden Temple) in Amritsar and Guru Tegh Bahadar featured on yogi tea boxes:
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3HO Sikhs are associating yogis, ashrams, tantric sex yoga rituals,drinking of wine and magicians of the occult with the Sikh Gurus and the Golden Temple See the Rare Photo (above) featuring the Harimandir sahib in 1908 when it was under the control of the Pundits or mahants. Sadhus and yogis felt free to sit wearing only a dhoti and no head coverings.The Gurdwara Reform Movement stopped such practices in India and gave the Gurdwaras back to Gursikhs.

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Tantric Asanas taught by Yogi Bhajan for transmuting sexual energy:Reprinted from Yogi Bhajan’s official magazine “Beads of Truth” 11, p. 39

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Yogi Bhajan illustrated here controlling tantric shakti "energy". Notice the depiction of Shiva,above Yogi Bhajan's head, Shiva is the god of yoga for Hindus. The illustration also shows Kundalini Yoga Asanas taught by Yogi Bhajan for transmuting sexual energy

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Yogi Bhajan's students are intstructed to meditate on Yogi Bhajan's picture everyday which you can see displayed in the 3HO Espanola Gurdwara in the photo above.
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Idolatry is forbidden in sikhism....why does an 8-foot high statue of the Hindu god Ganesh, adorn t


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