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. Criticism of Bhajan’s cult cannot be construed as criticism of Sikhism. Bhajan was extremely good at what he did, but propagation of Sikhism he was not. The letters to the editor that followed, critical of the reporter, prompt me to throw some light on the subject. Recently, a friend sent me articles from The Register-Guard on litigation involving Yogi Bhajan’s organizations in Oregon. LETTERS IN THE EDITOR’S MAILBAG: Friday’s paper
""Rift in 3HO Sikh community threatens business empire"" Read about the infighting in 3HO and Sikh Dharma. "New lawsuit hits Golden Temple with fraud!" 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: 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. 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", "", "Sikh Dharma Worldwide", "Unto Infinity Board", "Khalsa Council" and "KRI(Kundalini Research Institute)". “Amid the legal infighting following Yogi Bhajan’s death, critics are offering another portrait of the Sikh leader.”ģHO 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. See more photos and discussion on facebook at:
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