Stumble It!
Son of Smt. Vijaya Kumari with Sathya Sai Baba
Shocking evidence of Sathya Sai Baba’s draconian punishment for nothing: In her book, Other than You refuge there is none (Anyatha Saranam Nasthi) the elderly Indian woman devotee, Smt. Vijaya Kumari, who was with Sai Baba already in the 40s when Sai Baba was in his teens, we read:-
“Swami shows as much intense affection as anger. The slightest oversight with regard to arrangements for his meals would provoke Him into a fit of anger. Sometimes He would fling His plate at the wall opposite Him with such force that it would rebound and come back to Him. Sometimes that anger was unleashed on us. He would box our ears. Due to pinches from His nails, our ears would always be red. Boys would be pinched on their thighs, while to the girls, he gave ‘Prasadam of raps on their heads. Do you find it hard to believe? When He looked the picture of wrath, verily like Lord Parama Siva, we would hide behind doors like so many scared rabbits….” (p. 68-9)
These seem far more like classic symptoms of a developing psychopath than divine grace, the powerful urge to dominate and control others. This is backed up by the author’s account of Sai Baba’s horrific treatment of her own three year old son. The photograph of this boy shows the harsh and arrogant-looking Sai Baba…and, knowing the testimony that has flooded in about sexual abuses, one can well imagine the nature of this master-slave relationship
“Everyone used to call him ‘Chota Baba’ (little Baba). He had a full head of crinkled hair. Swami made the boy sit in His lap and asked him, “What is your name? – Have you drunk milk – Would you like to eat rice? – Do you want to be naughty?” The boy gave replies in a cute way. Everyone was laughing.
The boy was then three years old. Suddenly, Swami made him lie face down in His lap and began beating him hard on the back. None of us knew what to make of it. We were all stunned, and staring at Swami. Who among us had the courage to go near Swami and question Him? The boy’s face looked jaded. He was yelling and crying. “Go, go away from here.” Saying so, Swami pushed the boy away from Him. The poor little boy! He came running to me sobbing. The sobs did not subside even after one hour. Every week, Swami would treat the boy like this, three or four times. The minute I took him out of the cradle my son would say pathetically, “Don’t take me to Swami, mother”, and break into tears. I would feel very pained. But when Swami ordered me to bring the boy, how could I say no? Further I had full faith and confidence in Swami… On the days when Venkamma garu happened to be with us, she would take my son from Swamis lap, saying “That is enough, Swami”. My son was by no means mischievous. He was so quiet that none was aware of his presence in a room. But we do not know which Devil power Swami had to drive away from him.“
Though Vijayamma remained a blind devotee, Sathya Sai Baba is charged with being a violent physical molester of a mere baby by her own description! Not even as a mother did she dare to intervene on behalf of a helpless infant!! Is this a demonstration of Sathya Sai Baba’s all-embracing compassion and divine “mother love” of which he so often boasts? (See here) He even ridiculed the defenceless child upon which to exercise his own sick ‘humour’ for raising a laugh. He never explained his relentless beatings, and he has never been made to answer to anybody for anything – even the murders in his own bedroom! The ba-ba-ing chorus of sheepish followers will say: “He is God and can therefore do anything he wishes. Who are we to question God?” Pitiful and disgusting cowardice! He is a human being who criminally abused another human being, a tiny child. The evidence of Vijayamma – one of his greatest apologists – will remain a ‘test of faith’ and common decency for the cover-ups by the Indian judiciary and governments… and will surely go down in history as damning evidence of the bogus claims by Sai Baba of being a loving, non-violent and peaceful God.
