Natalie Benhayon’s teen groups – amateur social work, privacy invasions & predatory grooming
Posted: March 11, 2014 Filed under: cult children, cult front groups, destruction of families, Esoteric Women's Health, grooming, Marketing, secrecy, soft targets, underaged sex | Tags: Privacy Invasions 14 CommentsEsoteric student notes tell us in 2010, unqualified 20 year old Natalie Benhayon took up amateur social work to perform a Universal Medicine conversion on adolescents and teens – pestering them to disclose sexual and other indiscretions and offering them and their parents an ‘alternative’ to their errant behaviour and miserable ‘pranic’ lives – join her Dad’s shonky therapy, molestation and death cult.
Predatory Grooming – Serge Benhayon style – a guest post by ‘Tibouchina’
Posted: February 17, 2014 Filed under: covert hypnosis, Cult Characteristics, cult children, denial, grooming, sexual manipulation, soft targets | Tags: Child Protection Helpline, inappropriate touching 16 CommentsOur guest blogger gives their account of the Universal Medicine workshop experience and their observations of young girls involved, demonstrating how Benhayon grooms large groups of followers to accept his inappropriate behaviour.
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A few years ago, I attended several workshops held by Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine after being exposed to Serge’s audio recordings and meditation techniques by a friend who was convinced they had found “the truth” therein. Despite my initial skepticism toward the claims and ideas I had heard Benhayon present, and my reluctance to get involved with UM (everything about it screamed “cult”). I decided to give it a chance and check it out for myself, before dismissing it completely as the New Age nonsense I suspected it was.
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.
The Universal Medicine Cult targets depressed people
Posted: May 20, 2013 Filed under: Bogus Therapies, Cult Characteristics, Marketing, Mind Fry, Propaganda, pseudoscience, soft targets, top rung apologists, trance/dissociation | Tags: Esoteric psychology, Marianna Masiorski 9 CommentsEsoteric psychology is another malnourished sprout from cult leader Serge Benhayon’s compost filled mind, and in this introduction from the Medicine and Serge Benhayon site, cult psychologist, Marianna Masiorski B. Psych., dispenses with professional credibility and uses pseudoscience, deception and hypnotically manipulative language to tell depressed people the answer to their problems is to join a cult.
The Universal Medicine cult targets parents of autistic children
Posted: April 24, 2013 Filed under: Bogus Therapies, Marketing, Propaganda, soft targets, student blogs, top rung apologists | Tags: ableism, Kate Greenaway 2 CommentsMotherhood and Autism – Celebrating A Nurturing Woman
Posted on April 20, 2013 by womeninlivingnessby Kate Greenaway, Australia (Cult physiotherapist) Read the rest of this entry »
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