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I just posted this on FaceBook, on my page, and on Harjinder Singh of Europe's FB page and Elandra's. Dr. Van Dusenbery read it as soon as I published and he posted as crying sad face:

THUS verifying that what I share is backed by scholarship, evidence, facts and the Academy. OOOOooo Lala. Yes. Love it.
Elandra Kirsten Meredith and I were never part of Yogi Bhajan's harem. Mercy. Mercy. However, like so many women, we are re-triggered learning about Harvey Weinstein, because we have experienced violence, sexual violence, directed at us. But, worse yet, far worse, Elandra and I are sympathetically re-traumatized on behalf of Yogi Bhajan cult survivor (and non-survivor) women, who remain silent still. Almost all of Yogi Bhajan former students remain hidden behind screen-names for their safety, because truth is, Yogi Bhajan was so much worse than Harvey Weinstein. Did I mention that Yogi Bhajan had a HAREM, and he had body guards, that became an huge security company, Akal Security? Yogi Bhajan and Wild Bill Richardson, CIA mastermind JJ Angleton, Indira Gandhi, and the Clintons - deep and wide cronies. Drug and arms trafficking, and intimate involvement in the politics that led to the genocide of Sikhs in India mid 1970s through present.
Since Yogi Bhajan's followers believed he was an ascended Master, fully pure and holy (his followers still believe this...), we envied his harem.
Again, compared to those studying us, Elandra and I know nothing. But Elandra and I are OUT and thus it falls to us, to SPEAK for Yogi Bhajan "secretaries", victims of sexual violence, weird horrible torture, fasting regimes, public and private shaming sessions, being woken up at all hours by constant crazy phone calls from the Master, and/or very ugly sex, with lots of pain and bruises - I could go on and on.
AND they couldn't escape. Yogi Bhajan's secretaries were tracked and stalked at all times by Yogi Bhajan's bodyguards.
And again, since Yogi Bhajan's followers believed he was an ascended Master, fully pure and HOLY (his followers still believe this...), we envied his harem and we couldn't SEE their misery or bruises. Not then, later....
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From Judge Robert's Finding and ConclusionsPortalnd Trial
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Bhajan maintained personal attendants, a group of women upon whom he became dependent for day-to-day and hour-to-hour support and companionship in his home as his health declined toward death from complications of diabetes and kidney failure. In the fall of 2004, this personal staff lived with him in a New Mexico residential compound called the Ranch. They served rotating shifts so that one of them was with him at all times of the day and night. During Yogi Bhajan’s life, his personal retainers and administrative staff served at very modest compensation; however, it was widely understood that he had assured these personal assistants life-long compensation. This promise was known as the Yogi Bhajan Assurances. In his will, Yogi Bhajan planned to fulfill the promise by creating a trust called the Staff Endowment, to which he gave a half interest in royalties earned by the license of his name and likeness for use on the products of Golden Temple, Inc. The beneficiaries of the Staff Endowment were the former personal retainers and staff, and the income derived by that trust was intended to fund their promised life-time income.
However, after the death of Yogi Bhajan in 2004, the widow of Yogi Bhajan (referred to as Bibiji) challenged the gift of intellectual property rights. As a result, the funding stream for Staff Endowment was cast into doubt. It became questionable whether the funds ever would be paid, because of the claims by Bibiji, still unresolved as of the time of the trial of this matter in 2011.
From:
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Yogi Bhajan’s Wife vs. His Secretaries
The Fight For Yogi Bhajan’s EmpireSikh Free Press Nov. 2012
Inderjit Kaur Puri, widow of Yogi Harbhajan Singh Khalsa, stands to win 100 percent of the couple’s living trust, without having to split any of it with her husband’s Caucasian female assistants.
The 15 single women that served her husband, also known as Yogi Bhajan, were his personal staff, his closest administrative assistants.
Peraim Kaur, one of his personal staff members, in her testimony for another lawsuit in Oregon described how she worked long hours for little pay. She told the court she had no vacations and was on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It also is common knowledge that his personal staff was discouraged from having outside relationships.
According to 3HOhistory.com, Yogi Bhajan immigrated to Canada in 1968 and settled in Los Angeles to teach Kundalini and White Tantric yogas to the hippie counterculture of California and New Mexico. His family soon followed. “…(The couple then) created a new culture of Sikhi as founded by Guru Nanak, the first Guru of the Sikhs,” the Web site says.
Although the community kept the outward appearance of Sikhs, the bana of beard and dastaar, and now calls itself ‘Sikh’ Dharma International, many of its practices - such as faith-based yoga, idol worship, gem magic, astrology, tarot reading, tantric numerology, and following Yogi Bhajan’s rehit, also known as his “technologies” - contradict the fundamental teachings of the Sikh faith.
As Yogi Bhajan’s new religious community grew, so did his fortunes. His businesses and other assets are together worth hundreds of millions of dollars, according to published reports.
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Yogi’s widow sues managers
By Sherri Buri McDonaldThe Register-Guard, Dec 14, 2010
The widow, Bibiji Inderjit Kaur Puri of Los Angeles, alleged that her husband’s most trusted advisers drew up false documents and backdated them to make it appear as if he had approved what she described as their abandonment of orthodox Sikh practices, their takeover of the community’s businesses and the exclusion of his family members from the management board.
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As a consequence of the injury suffered by Kate, she feared that Bhajan could and would inflict grievous physical harm upon or kill her and members of her family through direct physical assault and through the use of magical or mystical powers, if she spoke out against Bhajan or revealed what he had done to her.
This belief was the product of mental delusion intentionally induced in Kate by the defendants while she was in the cult, reinforced by actual assaults and threats of assault which occurred while Kate was in the cult, similar threats of assault after Kate left, and other forms of harassment which the defendants perpetrated against Kate after she left the cult.