![]() ![]() He told her she needed to go sit and “work it out”.Ī garden Buddha stands in Tara Brach’s garden. ![]() Otherwise you would not have spread your legs,” he spat. “You wanted to have a child, that is true. Now shouting, he accused her of being a liar he could tell she was one from her aura. She had lost the baby, he said, because she was too worried about her career – and “motherhood is not a profession”. He then called on Brach to stand up and “hear the truth”. In front of a roomful of her peers and without previous warning, he sternly declared that no summer was hot enough to cause a woman to miscarry. She believed that extensive physical activity in the desert summer heat might have contributed to her miscarriage, so she wrote a note to her spiritual leader, Yogi Bhajan, suggesting they exercise care with pregnant women in the future.īhajan waited until the next public gathering to respond. She was 30, and had spent the last eight years as a devoted member of 3HO, a community promising spiritual awakening. ![]() T ara Brach was four months pregnant when she miscarried at a women’s retreat in Española, New Mexico. ![]()
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