Hawkins / Kulte
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Das Wort Sekte (lat. secta) bedeutet "Partei" oder "Schule". Es geht wahrscheinlich nicht auf das lateinische Verb "secare" (abschneiden) zurück, sondern auf "sequi" (folgen). Es handelt sich weniger um eine Abspaltung als um eine Gefolgschaft.
Die nicht-christliche Antike bezeichnete philosophische oder religiöse Gruppierungen wertfrei und neutral als Sekten. Die ersten Christen wurden in dieser Tradition als "Sekte der Nazarener", eine Richtung des Judentums, bezeichnet.
Sekte wird in den meisten Fällen als Kampfbegriff gebraucht. Die begriffliche Nähe zu 'extrem agierenden dissidierenden religiösen, ideologischen, psychologischen, medizinisch-therapeutischen oder politischen Gruppierungen' kann im landläufigen Verständnis des Begriffs "Sekte" zu einer einseitigen Diffamierung Andersdenkender führen.
In Meyers Enzyklopädisches Lexikon stand 1977 zu lesen:
Im Münchner Rechtslexikon steht geschrieben:
Die früher als "Sekten" bezeichneten organisierten Gruppierungen werden heute meist neutraler als "Neue religiöse Bewegungen", "dissidierende religiöse Gruppen" oder "Alternativreligionen" bezeichnet. Kleinere, nicht bzw. marginal organisierte spirituelle Gruppierungen und Einzelpersonen nennt man auch "Anbieter auf dem Lebenshilfemarkt". Bei der vom Mainstream unbemerkten, da nicht organisierten Bewegung der Kulturell Kreativen und Menschen im Milieu der Esoterik, die sich im Rahmen der "freien Spiritualität" bewegen, greift die Zuordnung "Sekte" gar nicht mehr. |
Der Kampfbegriff Sekte ist nicht mehr 'politisch korrekt'.
Die 1996 im Auftrag des deutschen Bundestages eingesetzte Enquête-Kommission für 'Sogenannte Sekten und Psychogruppen' verzichtet mit folgender Begründung auf die Benutzung des Begriffs Sekte:
Quelle und Referenz: de.Wikipedia-Eintrag ► Sekte [Status ~2007/2008] |
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Quelle: ► Artikel von Steven Hassan (*1954) US-amerikanicher Ex-Moonie, Sektenausstiegsberater, psychologischer Berater, Autor, A Response to Academics Who Say There Is No Undue Influence in Destructive Cults [Eine Antwort an Akademiker, die behaupten, es gäbe keine unangemessene Beeinflussung in destruktiven Kulten], präsentiert von Freedom of Mind Resource Center, 28. Juni 2018 |
See also: ► Influence continuum concerning individuals, leaders and organisations |
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About fifty percent of the spiritual teachers are legitimate. |
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Note: ⚡ D. Hawkins run a cult himself. |
Specialness, ingroup status, jargon, false promises |
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Inner integrity compass |
Persönliche Bekenntnisse
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Weibliche Sexsklaven von "erleuchteten" tibetisch buddhistischen Lamas |
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Zusätzliche Hinweise: |
Gewalttätige und sexistische Aspekte des tibetisch-buddhistischenen Systems S. 75 |
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Anfangs glaubte Campbell, dass eine geheime Beziehung eine Erweiterung der religiösen Praxis sein könne und in den Bereich der geheimen tantrischen Praktiken fallen müsse. |
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Note: Eingeschüchtert und zu absolutem Stillschweigen über ihr Mudra-Dasein verdonnert, war es Campbell zunächst nicht möglich, aus diesem Bannkreis auszubrechen |
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Nach einer Vergewaltigung beginnt Nonne D. Wagner das Selbstlosigkeitsideal und Schweigen der Opfer zu hinterfragen. |
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5% Gurutypen ⇔ 95% Anhängerschaft |
Während Bhagwan seinen Jüngern Bescheidenheit predigte, besaß er selbst eine Autokette von Rolls-Royce. |
Empfehlungen
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Paraphrasierte verkürzte Version: |
Nun glaubt nicht, nur weil ich es euch gesagt habe. Erfahrt selbst. Sollte die Wissenschaft eines Tages eine meiner Lehren widerlegen, so glaubt der Wissenschaft.
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Schlussfolgerung
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Autoritär geprägte Hingabe-Unterwerfung in Kultstrukturen |
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Personenkult |
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Definition von Sekte (Kult)
Hansjörg Hemminger definiert eine Sekte folgendermaßen:
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Quelle: ► Ausarbeitung von Hansjörg Hemminger, Was ist eine Sekte PDF, präsentiert von der Evangelischen Kirche in Deutschland (EKD), undatiert |
Siehe auch: ► Wahre Lehre und ► Bewusstseinskontrolle |
Personal avowals
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Traps on the recovery from cultic indoctrination |
Recommendation
Appeal
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Male leaders committing sexual abuse to minors or women of lower ranks |
Conclusions upon thorough research
What is enlightenment?
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What is enlightenment? |
The simplistic [blue meme] view of a perfect guru challenged by a Western woman after having recovered from sex slavery |
Insights
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Devotee abuse |
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See also article: |
Face to Face. Confronting the Guru-Disciple Relationship, presented by the US American quarterly magazine Gnosis, Ihla F. Nation, spring 1996 |
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Infantile fascination and dependence on guru personalities |
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The new paradigm draws audiences, not followers. |
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Awakened community is the Second Return of Christ |
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Leaving a cult |
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Definition of a cult: |
Pyramid structured, authoritarian, unduly influenced group or relationship resulting in a new identity (dissociative dysfunction) of followers who become obedient and dependent to the authority figure |
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Beneficial cults |
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Cultic structures are ubiquitous. |
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Leaving old style deprogramming behind, Hassan developed the Strategic Interactive Approach on behalf of cult members in transition. It is relationship based and respectful of all persons involved. |
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Motivation to become a cult leader |
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As the worshipped charismatic leader is a fallible human being over time their contradictions are noticed and may become a source of parting from the cult. |
Minute 0:27:52 |
Six most common dynamics in cults – Source: ► Traumatic Narcissism. Relational Systems of Subjugation,
chapter "Traumatic Narcissism in Cults", Routledge, 1st edition 19. September 2013
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Retirement syndrome – long suppressed doubts emerging |
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Referring to the form of national exceptionalism exercised by US president ⚡ George W. Bush in the US American Iraq War II |
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Dynamics of dominance and submission, sadism and masochism |
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Masochistic attitude |
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Study made on the Boston Church of Christ |
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Signs of spiritual abuse |
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Sexual exploitation of women [dakinis] by male dominating Tibetan Lamas |
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Teacher's shadow as an essential ingredient of a cult. |
NOTE: Masters himself ran 2 community cults over 17 years. Anyone who said no to his wished or questioned him he had bullied and screamed down. As late a 2018 he still evades interviews regarding his cultic past and presence. |
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Behavior of a cult leader – features of a cult |
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Quotes excerpted from The Guru Papers
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The sacrosanct concept of perfection allows "enlightened" structures to draw in authoritarianism. |
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False gurus |
The need for images of perfection and omniscience |
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Gurus do not "hang out" together. |
Reading sample: ► The Guru Papers, offered by Books.Google |
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Cult of personality |
Personal testimonies of prominent cult dropouts of the Unification Church
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Donna Collins' closeness to the Moon family, allowed her to witness a "frightening, totalitarian" atmosphere with them. |
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Donna Orme-Collins was the first "Blessed Child" of the Unification Church in the West. Her parents, Doris and Dennis Orme (*1938) founded and directed the Unification Church (UC) in England in the 70ties and helped launch Moon's print media endeavors in the United States in the 80ties. |
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Cognitive dissonance, elitism and regular swearing among the "True Family". |
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At age 13 rebel child Donna was called in for an humiliation audience with Sun Myung Moon. |
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At age 15 Donna Collins went to her first public school, a highschool in Washington D.C.. |
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After leaving the UC at age 22 Donna Collins reaches her parents. |
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After separating themselves from Moon, Dennis and Doris Orme, who had worked for over three decades in and on behalf the UC, were impoverished senior citizens. |
Assisted by New York lawyer AFF (later ICSA66) president Herbert Rosedale the Ormes threatened to sue the US for neglect of availing retirement funds. Moon paid an out of court cash settlement for silence to the Ormes. Since then they moved to Australia into a hideout. |
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In 1995, Nansook Hong, the wife of Moon's eldest son and heir-apparent, Hyo Jin Moon, escaped from the Moon family estate in Irvington. Her husband was an adulterer, an alcoholic, a cocaine addict, who regularly abused and beat his wife. The crown prince grew up spoiled and neglected in the dysfunctional Moon family which is divided by intrigue and hypocrisy. |
Following her meticulously planned flight from the UC the church launched a hostile ill-advised campaign against Ms. Hong. |
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Coercive brainwashing ⇔ conditioning |
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Various customer reviews on Nansook Hong's inside account posted on Amazon.uk and Amazon.com: |
Nansook Hong's autobiography In the Shadow of the Moons. My Life in the Reverend Sun Myung Moon's Family, 1998 |
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Group denial |
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Blind devotion in a personality cult |
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Passion and courage to reveal the truth |
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Civic courage is rarely seen in cults. |
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Former member facing the awful truth |
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Message of the autobiography 100% onfirmed by a witness exposed to the inner circle |
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Denial and fear to speak out |
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Dream guidance to the messiah Moon |
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"Hardcore" devotist thoroughly disillusioned |
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Data on cult leader Sun Myung Moon |
► NOTE: Moon publicly declared himself to be the Messiah at the opening session of the Assembly of World Religions held in San Francisco, CA in 1992. |
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Moon's outrageous claims: |
Jesus begged him to complete his mission on Earth. Moon crowned Jesus "Lord of Heaven." Moses, Abraham, Buddha, Lao Tzu, and Mohammed gave him messages. The Founding Fathers of America endorse his ideology. |
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95% of the UC members in the United States have left the enslaving corporation. |
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Apologist missive on behalf of cult leader S.M. Moon and UC members in programmed denial |
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Moon's corporation is taking advantage of idealistic youth. |
In 1993, at age 37, Ye Jin Moon (*1960), the oldest Korean-American daughter of Unification Church leader Sun Myung Moon (1920-2012), split from the "True Family". In 1996, at age 29, Moon's third daughter Un Jin Moon (*1967) parted from the Moon clan. She married another man, leaving her Moon-assigned abusive husband behind. As a result she had been declared spiritually dead to church members.6 Estranged from her parents, she told the US American television program 60 Minutes that she knew Moon had at least one illegitimate son. When she disclosed to her "true" misogynistic parents that her husband beat her, they responded that she deserved it. The same happened to her sister-in-law Nansook Hong. |
Source: ► Blog article Reverend Moon: Cult leader, CIA asset, and Bush family friend is dead, presented by the blogspot Free Press, Bob Fitrakis, 4. September 2012 "The man accused of being the biggest brainwasher in America has moved into mainstream Republican Americana." Anson Shupe, Ph.D., professor of sociology, Purdue University, long-time Moon-watcher |
See also: ► Mass mind control |
Personal testimony of a former Tibetan Buddhist nun
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See Campbell's book: |
Traveller in Space. Gender, Identity and Tibetan Buddhism, Continuum International Publishing Group, 1996, revised edition May 2002, rerevised edition 31. May 2018 |
Questioning the concept of enlightenment, traumatized former Kagyu nun Campbell waited 18 years before she revealed her experiences as a tantric sex slave of Kalu Rinpoche within the misogynous Tibetan monasticism.
Background data on Campbell's abuse story
Recommendation
Insights gained from a secretive tantric enslavement by high Tibetan lama Kalu Rinpoche
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June Campbell, the enforced sex consort of celibatary monk Kalu Rinpoche for several years, first risked publishing about her experiences with him after his death. |
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The concept of the guru's perfection alongside what is perceived to be dubious behavior |
Personal avowals
Harvey who had promoted his colleague, the controversial serial sexual offender and "spiritual teacher" ⚡ Marc Gafni (*1960) discovered and made known that he had supported yet another fraud during his career as a teacher.
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Caveat
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Insights
Interview with Andrew Harvey (*1952) Indian-British religious scholar, Rumi translator and explicator, teacher of mystic traditions, architect of Sacred Activism, poet, novelist, author, Teachers and Seekers: An Interview with Andrew Harvey, presented by the US American media company Yoga Journal, Catherine Ingram, issue 123, S. 62-63, July/August 1995
Harmful addiction to transcendence
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Future outlook on the guru systems
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Further reference: ► Article Killing the Guru and Finding God: the Andrew Harvey Story, presented by the blogspot patheos.com, Tom Rapsas, 23. September 2012 |
See also: ► Quotes on Dalai's Lama's association with ⚡Sogyal Rinpoche |
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Source: ► Margaret Thaler Singer, Ph.D. (1921-2003) US American adjunct professor of clinical psychology, University of California, Berkeley, Cults in Our Midst. The Continuing Fight Against Their Hidden Menace, Jossey-Bass, September 1996, revised edition 11. April 2003 Focussing on family therapy, coercive persuasion, schizophrenia, brainwashing |
Reference: en.Wikipedia entry ► Cults in Our Midst |
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Source: ► Mariana Caplan, Ph.D., US American professor of yogic and transpersonal psychologies, psychotherapist, author, 10 Spiritually Transmitted Diseases, presented by the US American liberal-oriented online newspaper Huffington Post, 15. June 2010, updated 17. November 2011, paraphrasing the author's book Eyes Wide Open. Cultivating Discernment on the Spiritual Path, Sounds True, 1. October 2009 |
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Disclosing Bill W. as a cult leader, womanizer, liar, swindler, and narcissist |
Confirmed in article Bill Wilson. Little Known Facts About Bill W., presented by the publication alternatives-for-alcoholism, Cynthia Perkins, M.Ed., US American mental health professional, recovering alcoholic, 2007-2012 |
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Sources: ► Archived article by A. Orange The Other Women, A. Orange, last updated 21. July 2013 ► Alcoholics Anonymous as a Cult. Scorecards 1 to 100, presented by the defunct orange-papers.org, updated 21. October 2013 |
References: ► Bill Wilson, compiled by Jan Irvin, US American ethnomycologist, independent researcher, political analyst, blogger, lecturer, author, founder, curator, and host of Logos Media, undated ► Online book The Orange Papers. One Man's Analysis of Alcoholics Anonymous and ► Blog article by jonsleeper, Leaving AA, staying sober: new perspectives on recovery, 30. September 2014 ► Article alcoholics anonymous and the new world order, presented by the blog sparklesdelicious, 26. October 2007 ► Article Bill Wilson. Little Known Facts About Bill W., presented by publication alternatives-for-alcoholism, Cynthia Perkins, M.Ed., US American mental health professional, recovering alcoholic, 2007-2012 |
References: en.Wikipedia entry ► Bill Griffith Wilson [Bill W.] and ► Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) |
See also: ► Quotes by ⚡ Bill Griffith Wilson ► Actual success rate of the 12-step program – Lance Dodes |
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Summary derived from: ► Blog article by John Smith, US American blogger, Spiritual Marketing Techniques, presented by the publication Reality Maps formerly known as Energy Grid Magazine, Andrew Paterson, October 2002 | ||
See also: ► Salvationism: Problematic Redeemer ◊ Messiah ◊ Savior complex |
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Summary derived from: ► Blog article by John Smith, US American blogger, Spiritual Marketing Techniques, presented by the publication Reality Maps formerly known as Energy Grid Magazine, Andrew Paterson, October 2002 | ||
See also: ► Salvationism: Problematic Redeemer ◊ Messiah ◊ Savior complex |
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Sources: ► Book: Robert Jay Lifton, M.D. (*1926) US American psychiatrist, researcher of the psychological causes and effects of war and political violence, developer of the theory of thought reform, author, Thought Reform and the Psychology of Totalism, chapter 15 "The Future of Immortality", Norton, New York, 1st edition 1961, New York, chapter 22, 2nd edition 1987, Chapel Hill, 1989 ► Book excerpt: Dr. Robert J. Lifton's Eight Criteria for Thought Reform ► Article The Basics – Lifton's Eight Criteria of Thought Reform, presented by the Open Minds Foundation, Spike Robinson, 5. December 2016 |
See also: ► Power vs. Truth |
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Source: ► Stephen Larsen, US American psychologist, founder of the Center for Symbolic Studies, author, The Fundamentalist Mind. How Polarized Thinking Imperils Us All, Quest Books, Wheaton, Illinois, 1. January 2007 |
References: en.Wikipedia entries : ► Fanaticism ► Fundamentalism ► Moral absolutism ► Relativism |
See also: ► Questions and ► Absolutism and ► Critical thinking and ► Absolutism, relativism, fundamentalism, and fanaticism |
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Source: ► Checklist of Cult Characteristics, undated ► Blog article Characteristics Associated with Cultic Groups (Janja Lalich, Ph.D. and Michael D. Langone, Ph.D., 2006), presented by blogspot Scott Nevins Memorial, 31. March 2015 ► Janja Lalich, Ph.D. (*1945) US American professor of sociology, California State University, Chico, expert on cult groups, charismatic authorities, power relations, coersion and social control, author, Madeleine Tobias, Take Back Your Life. Recovering from Cults and Abusive Relationships, Bay Tree Publishing, Berkeley, 2nd edition 17. August 2006 Above checklist was adapted from the checklist originally developed by Michael Langone, Ph.D., US American counseling psychologist specialized in research about "cultic" groups and psychological manipulation, executive director of the International Cultic Studies Association (ICSA), editor of the journal Cultic Studies Review, author of Captive Hearts, Captive minds. Freedom and Recovery from Cults and Other Abusive Relationships, Hunter House Publishers, 1994 and Recovery from Cults. Help for Victims of Psychological and Spiritual Abuse, W. W. Norton & Company, New York, 1st edition 17. June 1995 |
See also: ► Quotes by S. Jeffrey – Cultic features |
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Source: ► Article How Cults Work, presented by Howstuffworks, Julia Layton, undated |
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Source: ► Isaac Bonewits (1949-2010) US American Druid, neopagan leader, author, The Advanced Bonewits' Cult Danger Evaluation Frame, version 2.7, presented by the website neopagan.net, 1979, 2008 |
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Source: ► Chart List of MKUltra cults, compiled by Jan Irvin, US American ethnomycologist, independent researcher, political analyst, founder, curator, and host of Logos Media, blogger, lecturer, author, founder, undated |
See also: ► Mind control and ► Addiction and ► Addiction charts |
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Source: ► Article by Steven Alan Hassan (*1954) US American ex-Moonie, cult exit educator, mental health consultant, author, A Response to Academics Who Say There Is No Undue Influence in Destructive Cults, presented by Freedom of Mind Resource Center, 28. June 2018 |
Siehe auch: ► Kontinuum der Einflussnahme auf Einzelpersonen, Führungskräfte und Organisationen |
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See also: ► Five strategies when faced with the inevitable – Elisabeth Kübler-Ross |
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Myth |
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Learning discernment: |
Cultic features and God complex |
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Recommended reading: |
Bibliography in Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 435, 2005 |
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Neardeath |
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Shadow |
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Inner Work |
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Philosophy |
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Psychedelics |
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Life skills – compassion |
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Life skills – willpower |
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Life skills – effective performance |
See also: ► Shadow |
Links zum Thema Kulte und Kultführer / Cults and cult leadersLiteratur
Ausrottung matrizentrischer Kulturen in Kanaan, welche die Mutter Erde heiligten; Bibelstellen: 1. Könige 18, 22, 40 ✣ 1. Könige 19, 1-18 ✣ 5. Mose 17, 2-6 ✣ 2. Mose 22, 17 ✣ 3. Mose 20, 6 und 17
Literature (engl.)
Study made on the Boston Church of Christ
⚡ The trial of exiting the cult of Frederick Philip Lenz, III, Ph.D. [Rama] (1950-1998) US American Buddhist spiritual teacher
Focussing on schizophrenia, family therapy, brainwashing, coercive persuasion – Wikipedia entry: ► Cults in Our Midst
Campbell's ultimate aim is to elucidate, through the use of a psychoanalytical perspective, something of the dynamic inter-relationship between the inner lives of individuals, their gender identities in society, and the belief systems which they create in order to provide cohesion, continuity and meaning, whether it be in the east or the west.
Features / commonalities of a guru personality
Cialdini's Six Principles of Influence. Convincing Others to Say "Yes",
Book review, presented by the magazine "Intersections. Gender and Sexuality in Asia and the Pacific", issue 22. October 2009
The Unification Church practiced the Korean Pigarum ceremony [‘change of blood lineage’] and yongch'e ceremony [receiving a new spiritual body] (1940s-1962). A male spiritual leader [here Moon] united sexually with his female disciples and a female spiritual leader had ritual sex with her male followers. In 1962 the Holy Wine Ceremony and The Three Day Ceremony replaced this original sexual ritual.
Even among those who do leave cults, a common feeling is shame, at their own blindness, their hunger to believe, and grief at getting it wrong.
It took Tredwell 14 years to publish her disclosure. The five years of writing this book contributed immensly to Tredwell's healing process. She took full responsibility as an accomplice and enabler of a cult leader. "Overall, my book has given numerous people their lives back and the ability to lead a happy and healthy spiritual life based on self-empowerment rather than on blind faith and subservient devotion."
The board of directors of M.A. Center in North America sent out a national email stating, "We are greatly disappointed and saddened by the false accusations, made by a troubled individual. The allegations are completely untrue and without a basis in fact or reality." Gail Tredwell suffered various retaliative actions.
Stripping the Gurus – Geoffrey Falk
⚑ Chapter II "A Bit of a Booby" – Ramakrishna Externe Weblinks
Anmerkung: Ratiobestimmtes Papier, mangelndes spirituelles Verständnis
Internationale Klassifikationssysteme von spirituellen Krisen: Zustände beschrieben, welche sich von den klassischen neurotischen bzw. psychotischen Verlaufsformen unterscheiden.
Sexueller Missbrauch von Ordensfrauen ist weltweit verbreitet. In vielen Fällen nutzen die Täter hierfür ihre Rolle als Beichtväter oder geistliche Begleiter der Frauen aus.
"Das ganze Kirchenrecht ist durchzogen von der Zweiteilung in Laien und Kleriker und pflegt damit eine Autoritätslogik, die Unterordnung verlangt."
Linklose Artikel
Links zum Thema Kulte – QuoraBeiträge verfasst von Elfriede Ammann, präsentiert auf der kalifornischen Frage-und-Antwort Webseite Quora DE
External web links (engl.)
Global network of people concerned about psychological manipulation and abuse in cultic groups, alternative movements, and other environments
Exposing the worldwide religious movement Siddha Yoga run by the SYDA Foundation, founded by the Indian gurus ⚡ Swami Muktananda ⚡ [LoC 655] (1908-1982) and secret practitioner of Tantric sexual yoga Bhagawan Nityananda ⚡ [LoC 500], succeeded by the current head of the Siddha Yoga path Gurumayi Chidvilasananda (*1955).
Larsson relates how Sathya Sai Baba sexually molested him in a private interview. He eventually discovered that the guru even paid sexually exploited students and devotees.
Keywords to delineate false gurus [Stichwortkatalog zur Ermittlung von "falschen Gurus"]
About 87 percent of residents had a sexually transmitted disease and women who became pregnant were told by the Bhagwan to abort and sterilise. Stork and her teenage daughter Kelly were both sterilised.
Critical analysis of the Netflick documentary I Am Not Your Guru about Tony Robbins' "Date with Destiny" seminar in 2014
Power dynamics happening on stage when The Work is being applied.
1. Physical, emotional and psychological abuse of students
Signs of an unhealthy spiritual community
Linkless articles Code of ethics for teachers and students (APST)
Web links on the topics cults and cult leaders – QuoraQ&A contributions issued by Elfriede Ammann, presented on the Californian question-and-answer website Quora EN
Audio- und VideolinksAudio and video links (engl.)
Minute 4:13: Circular logic of emotional vulnerable cult members is:
After 9 years close to Bhagwan, it took 21 years for Jane Stork to break her silence and tell her impressive story about her time as a Rajneeshee, how she was drawn to the "savior" cult leader and her long journey to find her peace. The interview has been conducted in German in Germany in 2009 and later dubbed into English.
As a young Catholic religious sister in a modern Vatican-centered bi-gendered monastic community "Geistliche Familie Das Werk" in Bregenz, Austria (2003-2011), Doris Wagner suffered various kinds of sexual abuse, including serial rape (in 2008) by Pater Alois Felder, mental control, spiritual manipulation, exploitation and sexual aggression. Once she had recovered from her massive existential depression at the brink of suicide she became a speaker/writer whistleblower on "Spiritual Abuse" in religious organisations. Pope Benedict XVI, who she knew in person, got furious at her first published exposure book in 2015. Dismissed from his position at the Vatican in Rome, the perpetrator still remained a priest, has neither acknowledged his crime nor suffered any legal consequences. The community stood by the perpetrator, yet denied support to the pennyless victim. Another Austrian priest who had requested to become her confessor, had massively assaulted her in the confessional. Refusing to admit any transgressions, Father Hermann Geissler submitted his resignation to the Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith of the Church in January 2019.
Audio and video links (engl.) – Steven Hassan
Inherent danger in giving federal charitable funds for faith based organizations tied to cults
Seven warning signs of a pyramid scheme and multi-level marketing group
Masoud Banisadr, author of Masoud. Memoirs of an Iranian Rebel, SAQI Books, 2004, was the longterm representative of MeK to politicians in the U.S. and Europe.
Destigmatization after having once been in a cult
Former members of Scientology are leaving in record numbers, despite the church's PR efforts.
Thought reform, psychology of totalism, destroying the world to save it, Nazi doctors
Working with people who have been subjected to undue influence
Documentary and movie links (engl.)
Article Reverend Sun Myung Moon – Emperor of The Universe (BBC 2000), posted by GreatMindsOnGod. 11. June 2012
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Wiki-Ebene
Englisch Wiki
1 Siehe Shimano Archive ⇑
2 Study by John T. Chibnall, Ann Wolf, Paul N. Duckro, A National Survey of the Sexual Trauma Experiences of Catholic Nuns, presented by the quarterly journal Review of Religious Research, volume 40, No. 2, pp. 142-167, December 1998 ⇑
3 Oxford Living Dictionaries ⇑
4 Article The Story Behind London's Largest Libel Case – Moonies Versus The Daily Mail, presented by the organisation Tparents.org, Mike Marshall, July 1981 ⇑
5 See also: The UC and Moon, undated ⇑
6 Sun Myung Moon, presented NNDB ⇑
7 Learned Helplessness (LH) is defined as "the condition in which a person suffers from a sense of powerlessness, arising from a traumatic event or persistent failure to succeed." ⇑
8 Shunning/ostracism of people who quit the program, blaming non-A.A. spouses for relapses ⇑
9 Cult scoring of self-help group Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Audio and video links (engl.) – Alcohol addiction – ⚡ Bill Wilson and J.R. (Randy) Richmond ⇑
10 Timeline and origins of D. Hawkins' Map of Consciousness ⇑
11 Timeline of long-term mass mind control administered by the parallel government / Timeline of CIA/Elite funded LSD experimentation, therapy and counterculture ⇑
12 Quotes by ⚡ H.G. Wells and brothers ⚡ Aldous Huxley and ⚡ Julian Huxley / Quotes – LSD intake for healing alcoholism and mind control purposes / Quotes by and on the interbred elitist families Darwin-Galton-Huxley-Wedgewood ⇑
13 Timeline of long-term mass mind control administered by the parallel government ⇑
15 Video TV documentary Documental Carlos Castaneda BBC (2006) [ORIGINAL] "Carlos Castaneda and The Shaman – Tales of The Jungle", presented by the British knowledge TV channel BBC Four, originally aired 15. January 2007, YouTube film, 57:57 minutes duration, posted 3. February 2018 ⇑
16 Timeline of long-term mass mind control administered by the parallel government ⇑
17 Posthumeously revealed biographical data of David R. Hawkins' life / Quotes by and on the interbred elitist families Darwin-Galton-Huxley-Wedgewood ⇑
18 ⚡ Kinsey's K-bomb unleashed "sexual liberation" brutalization and political control ⇑
19 Quotes by Marshall Rosenberg ⇑
20 Critique – ⚡ ACIM resulting from CIA mind control ⇑
21 Critical external web links (engl.) – ACIM ⇑
22 Steven Alan Hassan (*1954) US American ex-Moonie, cult exit educator, mental health consultant, author, Combatting Cult Mind Control. The #1 Best-selling Guide to Protection, Rescue, and Recovery from Destructive Cults, Park Street Press, 1988, Destiny, 31. December 1994, 2015 ⇑
23 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 335, 2005 ⇑
24 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, chapter 17 "Spiritual Truth", S. 398, 2005 ⇑
25 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 359, 2005 ⇑
26 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 359, 2005 ⇑
27 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 359, 2005 ⇑
28 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 359, 2005 ⇑
29 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 359, 2005 ⇑
30 Sedona Seminar Spiritual Community, 3 DVD set, 28. June 2003 ⇑
31 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 359, 2005 ⇑
32 Truth vs. Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 359, 2005 ⇑
33 In Brief: "In the Shadow of the Moons", presented by the publication NYMag, Book Reviews, Vanessa Grigoriadis, 19. October 1998 ⇑