Wednesday, 27 April 2016

4 Signs of a Cult

"four basic behaviors found in extreme form in [destructive] cults: compliance with the group, dependence on a leader, devaluing the outsider, and avoiding dissent. These behaviors are not distinct and independent but interrelated. In my view, they arise in part from what I refer to as the dependency dream, the regressive wish for security that uses the family as a model, creating an authoritarian leadership structure (the parent) and a close-knit, exclusive group (the children).... A continuum of [cultic] behavior exists, from the People’s Temple... to rigid religious groups, corporate cultures, professional societies, [and certain political parties and nations!] and ordinary us/them categories." [1]










How I Got Sucked into a Cult: The Daily Telegraph


“People don’t tend to go looking to join a cult,” he says. “Instead, curious and often idealistic people are led into recruitment and their lives are then ruined. That is certainly what happened to me.”

Nick, 38, has decided to speak out for the first time about his experience because he believes there is still a great deal of misunderstanding and ignorance about how cults recruit people. “There are so many cults out there recruiting everyone from students to the elderly, and the number is rising.”

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“I’ve always been a keen environmentalist,” says Nick, who is now a bushcraft teacher, “and the community sounded amazing. It was self-sufficient, set in forest scenery. They kept goats and helped the indigenous population. We had to see it.”

The couple hitched a lift to the reserve. “It was breathtakingly beautiful and instantly inspiring, full of vibrant, happy people living in simple buildings made from wind-felled trees. There was no electricity, radio or television. Allie and I were broke, so when they offered to let us stay as volunteers, it was like a dream.

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On their first evening, Nick and Allie joined a group discussion that ended with a short meditation. “It was a bit like a yoga class. We got the impression we were among some very good people who were welcoming two hard‑working Europeans into their community.”

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The couple soon found they were being given very little to eat – and requests for more of the vegetarian food were met with accusations of greed. Meanwhile, the new timetable dictated that they wake up at 3.30am for meditation, sermons and parables.

“We were told, why sleep when you can be doing something useful?” says Nick. “I realise now we were being weakened by sleep deprivation and a meagre diet so we’d become too weak to resist the force of the group. They’d talk about how consumerism was destroying the world, agricultural reforestation, how to create a harmonious lifestyle – all topics we found fascinating.

“That was the external face of it. The internal face was the development of self, spiritual evolution, how to become the perfect human being, with the leader a sort of living manual to achieve this. If you questioned him that wasn’t tolerated, and people were ostracised and shunned as punishment.”

Tuesday, 26 April 2016

Chintamani Health Warning?

One more thing...

Chinatamani stones are supposed to "raise your vibration" and increase your spiritual power, correct?

Logical observation suggests the opposite.

Most people have realized that Corey Goode is making up his story. The only people who still support him are...wait for it... Chintamani Inner Circlers, who continue to push Corey's ramblings even now, in 2016. 

So there is abundant logical evidence that; far from increasing discernment, Chintamanis actually significantly lower your brainpower. The more of them you own, the less you know. 

Maybe these precious trinkets should come with a health warning, and buyers could factor in a loss of 5 IQ points per stone. 





The true power on Earth is inside the human endocrine system, mind and infinite heart. We don't need anyone to sell us our own power, or even worse, generously give us our own power. Manipulative groups have been doing that for millennia.

It shows a lot about our spiritual immaturity as a planet, if some of us are obsessing over crystalline rocks during a humanitarian crisis. I hope one day these "liberators" decide to plant forests of living food, for 1 cent per seed. 































Chintascammy




Does "The King of The World" really want people to run around burying 2-3 centimetre stones in the Earth? Seriously? On a planet with multiple humanitarian crises occurring right now? No food, no water, and people are taught to focus on planting crystals in soil? Am I supposed to believe that a hyper-advanced subterranean civilization wants people to ignore the plight of our fellow humans, and focus on luxury New Age jewelry? How many liters of water could you purify for the price of one of those stones?


I was put under pressure to keep my silence about this ill-conceived enterprise. I cannot keep my mouth shut any longer. 


In my experience (4 years of contact 2009-2013) I learned that the Agartha Network respects quiet, humble work done unobtrusively. They do not tend to support showboating or bluster. All the people I met who had access to subterranean cities were involved in helping local farmers, water purification, women's rights, and other essential projects. Humans have value. 


Why not plant fruit trees, or FOOD? Would the propagators of this "burying stones to liberate the planet" belief system sign an oath/affidavit saying they are really doing this for the good of the Earth, and not for personal reasons? Underneath the pretense of "giving the stones away"...some of them have made a lot of money from this New Age scam. I took investment from a Chintamani ringleader, and despite what you may have heard, I am in the process of paying it all back, as I could not work under the limitations imposed. 


Always check both sides of the story before you believe gossip. Does taking investment mean you should look the other way when you encounter an abuse of trust? In this case, the abuse of the name of Agartha, to fatten egos and bank accounts. 



The Cintamani project is pure bourgeois delusion. I hope the real Agartha Network sorts this situation out ASAP. That is all.