A British woman described the physical abuse she has experienced since she was six in “ashrams” or” sannyasin” communities. In an interview with the Times, the 54-year-old lady talked about the American mysterious Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, generally known by his nickname ‘ Osho’.
Prem Sangram allegedly participated in a sexual worship and was abused and raped numerous times as a child. Sargam explained how her parents joined the Sannyasin religious movement when she was just a few months old. The movement promoted the idea that girls going through puberty may be guided by grownup men on their physical journeys and that children should constantly observe sex.
She explained to The Times that watching adult sexual activity was a normal event for her, saying that it was considered good for kids to be exposed to it.
When her family moved from their residence in Devon, UK after her father became disillusioned with his work and sought revolution from Osho, Sargam had moved to a Sannyasin village in Prune, India.
The motion held that young people were barriers to their parents ‘ sexual adventures.
Sargam lived apart from her kids in the family’s rooms, where she received no training and do work 12 hours a day in the house.
At the age of 7, Sargam was groomed by an older man who would make her following him around “like a little canine” and reward her with chocolate after a year in India. It was only at 16 that I understood what had happened’, she said.
In the future video” Children of the Cult,” the sexual abuse against children in Osho’s enclaves is explored. The movie may tell the tale of three American ladies who, among them, were able to flee the cult.
Sargam wrote an open letter to her perpetrator on Instagram three years ago, but she only recently made light of her past.
‘ Even in my ]seven ] -year-old mind, I thought what a strange thing to be doing. I was already becoming extremely perplexed physically and mentally.
Sargam claimed that she and her companions were expected to sexualize mature men who were living in the village at a very young age.
By the age of 12, Sargam had moved to the US to live with her mother, who was employed by an monastery in Oregon.
Hundreds of young kids were subjected to in Rajneesh’s world enclaves despite the abuse allegations.
There was just one investigation into the Oregon religion, according to The Times.
Netflix released a film about the group’s Oregon tree in 2018 called’ Wild Wild Country’, but there was no mention of the family’s activities of physical abuse and neglect.
Tens of thousands of fans from all over the globe, including celebrities and other well-known people, were drawn to Osho’s unconventional meditation methods.
Rajneesh’s teachings were a bizarre mixture of pop psychology, ancient Indian wisdom, capitalism, sexual permissiveness and dirty jokes that he gleaned from the pages of Playboy magazine, according to a philosophy lecturer who, in 1970, founded a spiritual movement and commune in Pune, near Mumbai ( formerly Bombay ).
According to Rajneesh, married unions were repressive and strange. He encouraged unlimited infidelity, which is having multiple sexual lovers, along with partner-swapping, from the age of 14.
Given that he owned 93 luxury cars, Osho was known as the” Sex Guru” in India, while in the US he was known as the” Rolls-Royce Guru.”
Osho’s fans were frequently highly educated professionals who were willing to reject middle-class norms and find enlightenment first in India and then elsewhere.
Many fans abandoned their spouses and kids, while others gave everything they had to the worship.
The Sannyasin spiritual movement made an effort to construct a$ 100 million city in Oregon. Nevertheless, this utopic concept became the team’s death in the Seventies.
When Osho moved to Oregon in 1981, Indan authorities launched an investigation into immigration avoidance, tax avoidance, and drug trafficking. The team bought a 64, 000-acre house near Antelope, where 7, 000 fans overwhelmed the city’s 50 people.
The party initiated a building on a self-sustaining’ Rajneesh’ town intended for 50, 000 occupants. The settlements may involve houses, shops, restaurants and even an aircraft. Osho was met with fierce opposition from regional lawmakers who feared he was leading a dangerous religion.
Rajneesh was accused of fraud in the immigration process and deported to Pune, India, where he passed away in 1998 from soul failure. Despite the group’s death, a small number of Rajneeshi supporters still exist today.
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