Maria Barbara Shaw gets raped by a yoga teacher in Goa

THIS MAN, WHO GOES BY THE NAME OF MR CHOHAN IS A RAPIST!!!!
I was unlucky enough to have met this man when I was with a friend at a chai stall in Jodhpur. He was trying to promote his Ashram ( pictured, flyer) and asking us did we want to volunteer at his Ashram... That was in December 2015. Then in April 2016 I saw him again in Aronbul, Goa. I just said hello as i was not intetested in him or what he had to offer, which was 'unblocking of chakras' spiritual healing etc etc.
SOMEHOW HE HAD A POWER OVER ME, WHICH I CANNOT EXPLAIN.... I was ensnarled......He HYPNOTISED, DRUGGED and RAPPED me!!!
He got me to do things I would never have done. I would never want to be in his company for starters....... He also gave me a nasty STD SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE !! This man is such a dangerous fraud he also got me to go to the ATM and withdraw £200 to give him.... I remember him saying things to me like 'YOU CAN TRUST ME, I AM NOT A TAXI-DRIVER I AM A MONK AND 'IF YOU ARE GOOD I WILL MAKE YOU ONE OF MY DISCIPLES'.
I CANNOT BEGIN TO EXPLAIN THE SHAME AND EMBARRASSMENT I FEEL. I really cringe when I think of what he did to me when I was naked and unconscious.
I know I am not alone, he had a book of Testimonials that other foreigners had written about how great his healing powers were ect, this is what he uses to lure you in.
I WAS SAVED FROM HIM, WHEN A FRIEND OF MINE CAME TO ARONBUL AND SAW WHAT STATE I WAS IN. Mr Chohan then quickly disappeared. He operates in tourist areas and from what I remember he sells art too.
I am still trying to come to terms with what happened to me. But it's not easy and it has affected my life so much.....

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