SikhNet responds in letter to Gursikh; SikhNet says, "SikhNet only has articles explaining the experiences of others who have practiced tantric yoga."

Below is a response from SikhNet’s “customer service” to a letter from a Gursikh asking SikhNet why they promote and teach anti-Sikh tantric sexual yogas and Hindu poojas. SikhNet is obviously trying to be evasive in the letter. The fact is all of the staff at SikhNet practice Yogi Bhajan's tantric yoga and they're trying to cover this fact up. You see how clever SikhNet is. SikhNet's hidden agenda is clearly to subsume Sikhi into Hinduism!
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Ask SikhNet in response to their letter; if they "only have articles explaining the experiences of others who have practiced tantric yoga." Then why don't they have articles about people like Dr. Trilochan Singh and Bhai Sahib Randir Singh who opposed tantric yoga & Yogi Bhajan's shiv/shakti worship? Why doesn't SikhNet publish articles written by these traditional Sikhs who follow the Sikh Rehit & found Sikhi only in the devotional worship of God and Not in Yogi Bhajan’s tantra mantras? See “Reading of "Sikhism & Tantric Yoga" : a critical look at Yogi Bhajan's tantric / kundalini yoga”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ySYyuWi0Z0

SikhNet's original letter responding to a Gursikh's questions:
•Sat Siri Akal
We only have articles explaining the experiences of others who have practiced tantric yoga.
Please do let us know if we are able to help you regarding anything else. If you have any further questions, comments, suggestions or problems, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh
Sincerely, Loveleen Kaur Ahluwalia Email: loveleen@sikhnet.com

Original letter from Gursikh to SikhNet:
•Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh
I was just wondering why do many of u teach Tantric Yoga aka sexual yoga and practice hindu poojas? I mean in sikhism it is forbidden to do this practice.
•All medicines and remedies like mantras and tantras are nothing more than ashes. Instead, enshrine the Creator Lord within your heart (page 196). Reliance on mortals is in vain - know this well. The Great Giver is the One Lord God (only rely on Him) (page 218). The Lord is the Fulfiller of desires, the Giver of total peace; Kaamadhaynaa, the mythical cow that fulfils wishes, is in His control. So meditate on such a Lord, o my soul. Then, you shall obtain total peace (page 669). – Sri Guru Granth Sahib

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Sikhs respond to SikhNet article on Yogi Bhajan : "The Loyalty, Purity & Strength of a True Teacher"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqvB3W1-USo

"After the visit to our Temple we saw more amazing things with him (Yogi Bhajan) when he visited another Temple in the village of Moruga by the sea. This mandir was in a very poor area. The ladies were waiting to garland Yogiji in front of the Temple. He broke down and cried and said that some of the people there were his actually his relatives from his pind in India. One of the older men later came to Summer Solstice in the United States." "SikhNet 's big cover-up! Sikhs censored for exposing Yogi Bhajan's Hindu Last Rites ritual pics" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ljCQmKeXSI

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Is this proper behavior for a Sikh? The pic shows Yogi Bhajan giving his darshan on a platform in a Hindu mandir & allowing a devotee to touch his feet like a Hindu swami.

"SikhNet's big cover-up! Sikhs censored for exposing Yogi Bhajan's Hindu Last Rites ritual pics" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ljCQmKeXSI

In my book "Confessions of an American Sikh" I describe how we used to line-up to bow and touch Yogi Bhajan's feet, "Typically, what the ashram would do was set him (Yogi Bhajan) up in a room ornamented with tasseled pillows, silken swags, and yards and yards of fresh flower garlands. It would be anointed with scented oils and incense. Fit for Krishna. Then the devotees would file in. With their fingertips, they touched his feet, then their foreheads, to transmit his sacred darshan." http://www.amazon.com/Confessions-American-Sikh-corrupt-tantric-ebook/dp/B00ANSWUPM/ref=zg_bs_158529011_1

Sikhs respond to SikhNet article on Yogi Bhajan : "The Loyalty, Purity & Strength of a True Teacher"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqvB3W1-USo

Let me first say that I respect the Hindu religion but no Sikh should be doing Hindu rituals or worshiping in a Hindu temple. All the Sikh Gurus spoke against Sikhs doing these tantric yogas, idol worship, and astrology which Yogi Bhajan taught to students and he himself practiced.

For Sikhs this article by SikhNet raises some important questions about Yogi Bhajan's Hindu loyalties & predispositions to teach & practice Hindu rituals & practices like astrology, pujas, tantric yoga, idol worship & magical incantations! We know that Yogi Bhajan's mother was Hindu and his surname was Puri who are mostly staunch Hindus. http://www.sikhnet.com/news/loyalty-purity-and-strength-true-teacher
"After the visit to our Temple we saw more amazing things with him (Yogi Bhajan) when he visited another Temple in the village of Moruga by the sea. This mandir was in a very poor area. The ladies were waiting to garland Yogiji in front of the Temple. He broke down and cried and said that some of the people there were his actually his relatives from his pind in India. One of the older men later came to Summer Solstice in the United States." "SikhNet 's big cover-up! Sikhs censored for exposing Yogi Bhajan's Hindu Last Rites ritual pics" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ljCQmKeXSI
"SikhNet's big cover-up! Sikhs censored for exposing Yogi Bhajan's Hindu Last Rites ritual pics" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ljCQmKeXSI

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Sikhs respond to SikhNet article on Yogi Bhajan : "The Loyalty, Purity & Strength of a True Teacher"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqvB3W1-USo

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So is this proper behavior for a supposed Sikh who also professes to be the "leader of all Sikhs in the Western World"~ Yogi Bhajan? The 3rd pic from the top of the SikhNet article shows Yogi Bhajan giving his darshan on a platform in a Hindu mandir & allowing a devotee to touch his feet like a Hindu swami. http://www.sikhnet.com/news/loyalty-purity-and-strength-true-teacher
Let me first say that I respect the Hindu religion but no Sikh should be doing Hindu rituals or worshiping in a Hindu temple. All the Sikh Gurus spoke against Sikhs doing these tantric yogas, idol worship, and astrology which Yogi Bhajan taught to students and he himself practiced.
For Sikhs this article by SikhNet raises some important questions about Yogi Bhajan's Hindu loyalties & predispositions to teach & practice Hindu rituals & practices like astrology, pujas, tantric yoga, idol worship & magical incantations! We know that Yogi Bhajan's mother was Hindu and his surname was Puri who are mostly staunch Hindus. http://www.sikhnet.com/news/loyalty-purity-and-strength-true-teacher
"After the visit to our Temple we saw more amazing things with him (Yogi Bhajan) when he visited another Temple in the village of Moruga by the sea. This mandir was in a very poor area. The ladies were waiting to garland Yogiji in front of the Temple. He broke down and cried and said that some of the people there were his actually his relatives from his pind in India. One of the older men later came to Summer Solstice in the United States." "SikhNet 's big cover-up! Sikhs censored for exposing Yogi Bhajan's Hindu Last Rites ritual pics" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ljCQmKeXSI
"SikhNet's big cover-up! Sikhs censored for exposing Yogi Bhajan's Hindu Last Rites ritual pics" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ljCQmKeXSI
In my book "Confessions of an American Sikh" I describe how we used to line-up to bow and touch Yogi Bhajan's feet, "Typically, what the ashram would do was set him (Yogi Bhajan) up in a room ornamented with tasseled pillows, silken swags, and yards and yards of fresh flower garlands. It would be anointed with scented oils and incense. Fit for Krishna. Then the devotees would file in. With their fingertips, they touched his feet, then their foreheads, to transmit his sacred darshan." http://www.amazon.com/Confessions-American-Sikh-corrupt-tantric-ebook/dp/B00ANSWUPM/ref=zg_bs_158529011_1

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SikhNet responds in letter to Gursikh; SikhNet says, "SikhNet only has articles explaining the experiences of others who have practiced tantric yoga."

For Sikhs this article by SikhNet raises some important questions about Yogi Bhajan's loyalties & predispositions to teach & practice Hindu rituals & practices like astrology, pujas, tantric yoga, idol worship & magical incantations!

Sikhs respond to SikhNet article on Yogi Bhajan : "The Loyalty, Purity & Strength of a True Teacher"