Bikram Choundhury is the founder of the well known “hot yoga”, and considered a guru by many who practice his teachings of yoga in hot rooms of 104-105 degrees.

Six separate civil lawsuits have been filed against him alleging rape or sexual assault.

Essentially, six women, who either attended his yoga classes, or who paid Bikram thousands of dollars to train under him to open their own training facilities are going after Bikram.

When I watch Bikram, I do not believe him at all. I see a very arrogant man, who couldn’t portray a more false sense of himself in his interview with CNN.

He puts on all these fake smiles that are very transparent in an attempt to garner sympathy that he is a nice guy, when his arrogance unveils he is anything but nice with defined crystal clarity.

You can also see him think as he talks, speak in present about supposed past actions, and says things that are flat out contradictory to each other.

Bikram’s arrogance is so over the top he is even willing to brag and boast about how great he thinks he is, and its nauseating.

He says, “Lots of students of mine, they commit suicide because I will not have sex with them.”

Yeah, right.

He truly has no understanding of women at all to say so many of the things that he has said. He is so over-the-top ego-centric that he doesn’t realize that what he reveals with his arrogance is the exact trait that people need to fear in another human being.

Yet ironically, he thinks if he smiles, he will win people over, and that’s because fake smiles have fooled people for centuries and obviously worked for him for quite some time.

When I watch Sarah Baughn, I believe her.  See a woman who is frustrated and hurt about what happened to her and wants to get her message out to stop Bikram, and with good reason.

May justice prevail even if it only happens in civil court.