This most describes my feeling towards him.



I point you towards a few, if biased, articles.

http://www.srai.org/ramdev/index.htm

“The ascetic, yogi Ramdev understands the power of advertisements quite well. One, who is a sanyasi and has renounced all worldly matters, is also a man of clever business acumen. In a few years, the Divya Yog Mandir Trust has become one of the richest of its kind in India.
So rich, in fact, that he owns the Divya Yog Mandir Trust, a multimillion dollar worldwide pharmaceutical/ayurvedic facility that makes the good monk millions per day.

It may sound curious, but Guruji has written in the book published by him about a novel method of treating ailments. Totally nonsensical anatomical pictures are given of the human palm, where various parts symbolise parts of the body, for example—the base of the forefinger and middle finger denotes the eye. The middle of the sole of the feet symbolises the heart and the kidney, etc. Pressing these parts for 30 seconds to 2 minutes can cure the diseases as told by Ramdev. There is also prescription for growing hair on bald heads by rubbing the nails of two hands against each other, and many such ludicrous theories.
Not only does he make money off false yogic religion and making people believe they can get rid of cancer and AIDS by simple exercises in the home...

Brinda Karat produced an Indian health ministry laboratory report that she claimed found that Divya Yog Pharmacy, owned by Ramdev, was using human and animal bones in his medicines. She also claimed that a sample of the medicine (Kuliya Bhasm and Yauvanamrit Bati, purchased from Brahmakalp Chikitsalay, which is the Trust's hospital at Haridwar) was tested at government labs which later confirmed the presence of animal materials in the sample.
Luckily, though, when the old bastard finally keels over, and I'm sure he will...


This vegetarian ascetic, who lives only on fruits, has probably overcome the possibility of death. That is what is clearly written down in our ancient books of wisdom. A person, who has mastered the Khechari Mudra, can defy death. (A mudra, according to our ancient texts, is a specific, peculiar sign made by the fingers, or any parts of the body, as in dance, to bring about specific results).So, if Ramdev finally dies, it will prove the fallibility of is yogic mudra.