Sai Baba Sex Abuse Testimony

"SEDUCED" Danish TV documentary on Sai Baba, 2002 See full transcript of "SEDUCED" (also titled 'Seduced by Sai Baba') VIEW  THE WHOLE ENGLISH VERSION OF THE FILM HERE This program investigated into alleged sexual abuses of young male devotees by Sathya Sai Baba, the most influential Indian guru. Denmark's Radio (DR) followed a group of Danes to the Indian city of Puttaparthi to visit Sathya Sai Baba's ashram Prashanthi Nilayam and visited three continents to see if charges against Sai Baba of trickery and sexual abuse of minors could be substantiated. The results were a full substantiation. This powerful god-guru has millions of devotees worldwide and his influence reaches right to the top of the political scene and the media. In Denmark, where the Sathya Sai organisation can receives tax-deductible donations it is recognised as a religious society. They had negotiated the purchase of a famous ca

    Lying attack by Sathya Sai Baba on his critics   (Christmas Discourse 2000) With his condemnatory Christmas 2000 discourse, Sathya Sai Baba destroyed at a stroke what remains of his previous lifelong claims to never to condemn anyone, to love all and always to adhere to truth.  He blackens those who criticise, spread negative news or raise doubts, even when there are valid grounds and openness is justified. He goes to the length of branding dissenters as 'Judases' implying that their actions can never be redeemed, and elsewhere he adds that they must all suffer shame throughout any number of future births. The doctrine that worldly facts are not truth is easily misused to cover up facts in ashrams - which are all also inevitably involved in worldly dealings. The claim is that facts have no significance beside the higher, divine truth and so can safely be ignored. Therefore one distorts actual matters and presents doctrinal half-truths in their place. But the old say

               THE "DIVINE DOWNFALL" OF SATHYA SAI BABA (originally posted at http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/main.jhtml?xml=/health/2000/10/28/tlbaba28.xml - now defunct but stored at the wayback machine archive:- http://web.archive.org/web/20031003134741/http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/main.jhtml?xml=/health/2000/10/28/tlbaba28.xml) The Daily Telegraph journalist and author Mick Brown wrote a book, The Spiritual Tourist' (Bloomsbury Publishing Plc 1999 ISBN 9780747542827), in which he described, among many other visits to ashrams, a meeting with V.K. Narasimhan at the Sathya Sai Baba ashram in Prashanthi Nilayam. Over a year later, the flood of internet allegations about Sai Baba being a sexual abuser of males caused Mick Brown to investigate further. The result was the article 'Divine Downfall', published in the Sunday Telegraph. Here is a scan of part of the page from the Sunday Telegraph. The past year, said Jeff, had been difficult, what

'THE FINDINGS' byDavid and Faye Bailey, 1999 First published in 'The Quarterly' magazine, editor Faye Bailey, 1999.  l'unico sito critico su Sathya Sai Baba German version:  Die Findings   Introduction  by Faye Bailey The Findings are something that both David and I never thought or knew existed, and although neither of us could have ever even imagined that one day we would be compiling them, the unthinkable has happened. The following is the spelling out of a situation that exists with Sai Baba. Sadly, it is extremely negative, and will possibly shock and distress you greatly as it did us, when we found ourselves in the incredible position of being presented with information we could not ignore. Once David accepted that something was very, very wrong, he began his own research. He has been very thorough, meanwhile hoping and praying every moment that the things he was uncovering were untrue. These findings are the last thing we both would ever have