Receiving a hug from 'Amma - Hugging Saint' might cost you your sanity, health and could take your life. Mafia bosses hug their victims before strangling them. Amma is not different.
Deaths at the Mata Amritanandamayi Amritpuri ashram, Kollam, Kerala, have not been properly investigated. Amma is India's second largest export corporation bringing in millions of foreign currency every year. Amma's business has low running costs – she hugs for 'free', her followers bully for 'donations' therefore Amma's business is the most profitable in India.
The murder of Satnam Singh, who was attacked at the Amma Amritpuri ashram by Amma security, like many Amma ashram crimes has been covered up. Doctors who protested against the corruption have been intimidated and lost their jobs.
Eye witnesses have described how 'Amma - Hugging Saint' has violently assaulted her closest devotees.
Amma's gives hugs in mechanical, disinterested fashion. She signs business papers and makes offensive, racist comments her Malayalam dialect as she hugs. Outside the Amma cult, a hug is a free acts of friendship but Ammachi debases hugging, turning it into a commodity in the same way that a prostitute monetizes sex. The few punters who fall in love with Amma are quickly recruited for slave labor at her Amritpuri ashram. The Amritpuri workcamp slaves are sent back to their own countries only after they become physically or mentally sick.
Ex-Amma devotees speak of being drained by Amritanandamayi like an 'energy vampire' sucking their life force, causing her devotees to become like zombies. These 'Ammabots' become like Amma: foul, bad-tempered and hypocritical except Amma has luxury, riches and gold.
Amma was a Kali worshiper who, possessed by the dark spirit of Kali, would fall on the ground, making animal noises, eyes rolling and mouth foaming,. The Thugee cult strangled human bodies to offer to Kali around Kollaka, Kerala. Does Amma do the same?
Amma gets paid more than the poor nurses who are illegally underpaid at her AIMS hospital which receives government funding but fails to deliver to the poor who need medical help. An AIMS nurse was beaten by Amma security guards for being part of a protest. Amma has thugs who will attack entire communities. There is photographic evidence of multiple injuries after Amma's goons attacked peaceful New Delhi residents.
Amma does not give proper hugs,she takes. Ammachi expects hugs as a symbol of guru worship and debasement by those who meet her. Amma's followers start to regress and become infantile.
If you have your head pushed into Amma's bosom then you may get sick from sweat and mucus of sick people who cried on Amma's sari.
Why would a normal, healthy person want Amma's Hug of Death?
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Friday, August 31, 2012
Defending Gayatri from Amma and Ammabot Attacks
Gayatri, Amma's closest and earliest Western disciple has started to tell the truth about Amma's violent fits, financial corruption and personal beatings. Since revealing the truth Gayatri has been strongly attacked and slandered by Ammabots who, while admitting that she is a good and sane person, cannot accept her public statements. One Ammabot, Shaktidas, admitted that the charges against Amma were of no concern because Amma is the guru. This is how a true cult member thinks.
In support of Gayatri (Gail Tredwell) we reprint a comment in the Rolling Stone discussion section.
"There has been much speculation re Gail Tredwell's motivations in waiting so long to speak out. As one of the people who has actually engaged in face to face conversation with her in recent months I would like to say that the reason she did not speak out straight away after she left was because she was SO TRAUMATISED by the abuse she has suffered. Abuse which is far more than what was mentioned in the Rolling Stone article.
This abuse was NOT something done as a form of guru - student discipline. It was at times Amma totally losing it. Attacks of extreme temper in which she screamed at Gail, yelling obscenities. She was hit, scratched, bitten, pinched, kicked and had her hair pulled out. What had been the odd slap or pinch in earlier years became by the late '90s full blown abuse.
Gail for years accepted this abuse. I think at first she may also have believed that this was part of her role as the student and the guru as master. She initially never tried to protect herself. But at times she told me she was almost shaking in fear whilst waiting for Amma to come back after a long darshan. Not knowing what mood she would be in.
This abuse WAS witnessed by others. Including other swamis. She was even hit by Amma when they travelled by car after the programs. The drivers witnessing this abuse. Other persons close to Amma in the ashram witnessed this abuse. It mainly occurred though behind closed doors. Others close to Amma were also abused by her.
Gail used to wear a scarf around her neck to hide any marks causing scratching and bruising that may have been visible. She said at times she felt ashamed and embarrassed lest others see.
She never hit Amma back or yelled back at her. Although towards the end she did put up her arms to defend herself and get into defensive positions just as the blows were coming at her.
It took years for Gail to get over the trauma of what had happened to her. She had to undergo therapy. She was also fearful of retribution if she spoke out. She had nightmares and could not sleep. She was also embarrassed in so many ways about what had happened to her and what she had allowed to happen to her.
For years she just wanted to not think about it all.
But also knew that she would never be truly free unless she faced up to what had happened to her. Which is what motivated her to write her book. As much as to tell the world her story. Also for her to regain her power.
I don't think Gail hates Amma. I think she now sees her more than anything for who she is. She feels compassion for her as a human being. She also has fond memories of the GOOD times she spent with Amma in the early days.
And no, despite what happened to her she is NOT a crazy person. Still has a fine sense of humour and is able to laugh at herself as well as at some of the things that happened. "
In support of Gayatri (Gail Tredwell) we reprint a comment in the Rolling Stone discussion section.
"There has been much speculation re Gail Tredwell's motivations in waiting so long to speak out. As one of the people who has actually engaged in face to face conversation with her in recent months I would like to say that the reason she did not speak out straight away after she left was because she was SO TRAUMATISED by the abuse she has suffered. Abuse which is far more than what was mentioned in the Rolling Stone article.
This abuse was NOT something done as a form of guru - student discipline. It was at times Amma totally losing it. Attacks of extreme temper in which she screamed at Gail, yelling obscenities. She was hit, scratched, bitten, pinched, kicked and had her hair pulled out. What had been the odd slap or pinch in earlier years became by the late '90s full blown abuse.
Gail for years accepted this abuse. I think at first she may also have believed that this was part of her role as the student and the guru as master. She initially never tried to protect herself. But at times she told me she was almost shaking in fear whilst waiting for Amma to come back after a long darshan. Not knowing what mood she would be in.
This abuse WAS witnessed by others. Including other swamis. She was even hit by Amma when they travelled by car after the programs. The drivers witnessing this abuse. Other persons close to Amma in the ashram witnessed this abuse. It mainly occurred though behind closed doors. Others close to Amma were also abused by her.
Gail used to wear a scarf around her neck to hide any marks causing scratching and bruising that may have been visible. She said at times she felt ashamed and embarrassed lest others see.
She never hit Amma back or yelled back at her. Although towards the end she did put up her arms to defend herself and get into defensive positions just as the blows were coming at her.
It took years for Gail to get over the trauma of what had happened to her. She had to undergo therapy. She was also fearful of retribution if she spoke out. She had nightmares and could not sleep. She was also embarrassed in so many ways about what had happened to her and what she had allowed to happen to her.
For years she just wanted to not think about it all.
But also knew that she would never be truly free unless she faced up to what had happened to her. Which is what motivated her to write her book. As much as to tell the world her story. Also for her to regain her power.
I don't think Gail hates Amma. I think she now sees her more than anything for who she is. She feels compassion for her as a human being. She also has fond memories of the GOOD times she spent with Amma in the early days.
And no, despite what happened to her she is NOT a crazy person. Still has a fine sense of humour and is able to laugh at herself as well as at some of the things that happened. "
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