Cult Of The Hugging Saint

Alternative Views On Mata Amritanandamayi, Amma, The Hugging Saint



  • This website is dedicated to the free dissemination of alternative and critical information regarding the activities of Mata Amritanandamayi (Amma), frequently dubbed "the hugging saint" by the Western media. This website is intended as a resource, and is maintained by ex-devotees, concerned families of devotees, and everyone who submits articles, thoughts, and experiences for publication. As such, this website will be an ever-expanding archive of resources for those who are interested in exploring the side of the "hugging saint" that is so often ignored by the media. _____________________________________________________

    "One man with courage makes a majority.” -Andrew Jackson

    YOUR VOICE IS IMPORTANT! If you have a personal experience that you would like to share, please contact this website. We understand that many people reporting on subjects that are critical of Amma and/or her organization will wish to remain anonymous. We will honor all requests for anonymity and will not post your personal information, name, or other personal details if you request anonymity. The voice of one single person speaks out for the countless ex-devotees and families of devotees who live in fear of sharing their experiences. We understand the fear of speaking out, but we also realize the great importance of letting others know they are not alone.

Amma As A Darker Force-A New Visitors Opinion

Posted by cultofhuggingsaintamma on June 30, 2009

Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves. -Matthew 7:15

“The reason why people feel Amma has so much spiritual power is precisely because she takes it from all the people worshiping her. She makes you feel good when you hug her, because you are feeling all that stolen life force emanating off of her.”  says a recent visitor to one of the Amma programs who gained insight into the darker aspects of the “hugging saint”.

Click Here For Full Article And Discussion by Stephanie Brail

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