Unpacking Serge Benhayon’s scam Esoteric Breast Massage
Posted: June 7, 2016 Filed under: Bogus Therapies, dishonesty, Esoteric Women's Health, financial exploitation, magical thinking, Marketing, money for nothing, pseudoscience 95 Comments
The bogus healing claims for Esoteric Breast Massage are headed for examination by the Supreme Court, and last month its inventor, Serge Benhayon, posted a video defence of the modality on Vimeo. Within 36 hours of me posting it here and critiquing it, it was removed, along with several other EBM promotionals. (They’ve since been restored to different links with restrictions on embedding.) I’ve compiled them into one video with commentary and a few expository facts Universal Medicine’s Esoteric Women’s Health had withheld. Benhayon’s bizarre apologism was yet another confirmation his women’s health modalities are a predatory fraud, and his attitudes to women are derogatory and sick. If he wasn’t successfully plying this garbage to the vulnerable and benefiting personally from large bequests from cancer patients, this would be written off as a bad taste joke. But it gets worse. This charlatan and his grubby business is receiving endorsements from enamoured medical professionals.
Daily Telegraph on the peril of Universal Medicine cult doctors
Posted: August 31, 2014 Filed under: Bogus Therapies, cult apologists, death wish, financial exploitation, magical thinking, Mind Fry, pseudoscience, top rung apologists Comments Off on Daily Telegraph on the peril of Universal Medicine cult doctors
UniMed cult doctors portray their religious belief in Serge Benhayon’s occult nonsense as medical opinions, promote quackery, and financially and psychologically exploit patients by recruiting to his New Age scam. Today’s Daily Telegraph report on a patient harmed by one of the doctors also raises serious questions over their competence, and their participation in Benhayon’s glorification of death.
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Holy Hogwash – Serge Benhayon’s grandiosity New Year 2012
Posted: January 27, 2014 Filed under: anti-intellectualism, Cult Characteristics, death wish, Doctrines, hatred of humanity, magical thinking, megalomania, Mind Fry, misinformation, narcissism, Propaganda, pseudoscience, stupidity | Tags: 2012 New Years Message, Esoteric numerology, Gayle Cue, Pharmaceutical Medications, Rowena Stewart, Serge Benhayon 11 Comments
Serge Benhayon’s New Year’s message for 2014 was a fizzer in comparison to the grandiose delusions of previous years. Probably because he didn’t write it. The thing presented on the Universal Medicine website looks more like damage control, botched together by a committee. Similarly, ever since media scrutiny of UM commenced, the World’s Teacher has pulled his funny looking head in, and refuses to grant interviews or speak publicly, beyond his entranced flock. So it’s with some nostalgia we listened to his 2012 New Year’s interview, recorded at the dawn of his much hyped ‘New Era’, when everything was going to get ‘better and better for those living a soul-full life’, and a lot worse for us loveless members of the Astral cult. Business was booming and the guru was only too happy to out himself as a first class nutter, broadcasting his omnipotent ‘intuition’ and writing off human life.
Universal Insults – Serge Benhayon’s degradation of the ailing
Posted: September 13, 2013 Filed under: Bogus Therapies, covert hypnosis, Doctrines, magical thinking, Marketing, megalomania, Mind Fry, paranoia, pseudoscience, soft targets | Tags: Louise Hay, New Age fundamentalism, Serge Benhayon 11 CommentsUniversal Medicine markets itself as a complementary medicine organization that promotes healthy living, however, the Esoteric healing services sold by cult leader Serge Benhayon glorify death and reincarnation at the expense of physical and mental health. A critical element of Benhayon’s Livingness death drive is magical thinking, where Esoterically correct thoughts and behaviour are rewarded with improved reincarnations, while the contrary are punished with disease and adversity. His writings show how Benhayon has borrowed from New Age mogul, Louise Hay’s book of moralistic magical thinking spells, and reveal his toxic attitudes to the sick, disabled and marginalized.
More money for more nothing – Universal Healing Symbols
Posted: June 29, 2013 Filed under: Bogus Therapies, censorship, fear mongering, magical thinking, Marketing, Mind Fry, Money, money for nothing, paranoia | Tags: Desiree Delaloye, Serge Benhayon, Universal Healing Symbols 12 Comments
A Universal Medicine cult specialty is selling worthless services and dubious merchandise at a premium price, and reselling them…and reselling them. Universal Healing Symbols, sold in several sizes, were ‘impressed’ on Serge Benhayon presumably soon after he sat on the toilet in 1999 to contemplate his bankruptcy and heard sweet and beautiful voices that told him to start a cult. For years he’s re-impressed the symbols on his followers ranging in price from AUD$5 for a celo glazed postcard to $160 for a ‘business clearing map’ printed on soulfully laminated art board. Benhayon says these overpriced, funny looking bits of rubbish assist with healing, but he also says that about having your genitals palpated by an unqualified numbskull.
UPDATE: Serge Benhayon has squealed copyright infringement and issued a DMCA takedown notice for the images of his oh so beauty-fully designed bits of crap. Lucky he had some help from Paula not on the payroll Fletcher of Universal Law, otherwise WordPress might not have known WTF he was on about.
UPDATE IV: The bogus copyright infringement claims failed, Paula Fletcher is full of shit, and the symbols iz back!! They so totally belong on the internet, yes?
Universal Medicine CULT Exposed 
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