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The article says that Janis converted to Hinduism. I suspect that this should read "Siddha Yoga", as this is what is practiced in Muktananda's ashrams, not Hinduism. The article also says that Janis became a full-time member of the ashram; pardon, but there is no such thing as being a member of the ashram. Or any ashram. Pewrhaps they meant that she moved into the ashram on a full-time basis, but she didn't become a member of it. There is also no such thing as being a member of Siddha Yoga; it is not a member organisation.
