Original sentence: "Traumatic abuse in cults", Long, rather psychological, critical essay by ex-follower Daniel Shaw.Among his disciples was Franklin Jones, who later became known as Adi Da, after splitting with Muktananda.Information and testimonials about problems with Siddha Yoga, past and present, and support for those who have left or are thinking of leaving.It was removed after Gerald Larson wrote the forward.Many Swami's who have left Siddha Yoga have since admitted to Muktananda's sexual activites.Muktananda was to have been celebite.Near the end of Muktananda's life he appointed a brother and sister, Chidvilasananda and Nityananda to continue running Siddha Yoga.Nityananda has since started his own group.Open letters, other ex-members speak out bitterly.Several years later they had a falling out (Nityananda admitted to breaking his vows of celibacy) and the sister took over.Siddha Yoga's book, "The Meditation Revolution" was to have a section discussing Muktananda's sexual activities but was removed.The article is popular among anti-cult activists.The website Leaving Siddha Yoga, see below, has 2 articles discussing this: in "The CoEvolution Quarterly" Winter 1983 called "The Secret Life of Swami Muktananda" by William Rodarmor and in the "New Yorker" November 14, 1994 called "O Guru, Guru, Guru" by Lis Harris.There have been multiple accusations of Muktananada's sexual abuse of teenaged girls and use of threats and force to cover this up.This group is for people who have been in Siddha Yoga or other spiritual groups; those who are looking for a place to offer support in exploring what it was, and is, about.Yahoo forums for people who have left Siddha Yoga or similar groups, people who are thinking of leaving Siddha Yoga or similar groups, and those who know people who are still in Siddha Yoga or similar groups
Edited sentence: Near the end of Muktananda's life he appointed Gurumayi Chidvilasananda to continue running Siddha Yoga