Universal Medicine’s sexual abuse apologism hits a crescendo
Posted: November 11, 2014 Filed under: Bogus Therapies, cult apologists, cult children, denial, dishonesty, hostility to criticism, inappropriate touching, intimidation, megalomania, Propaganda, sexual abuse marketed as healing, student blogs, stupidity, top rung apologists | Tags: inappropriate touching 49 Comments
Sculpture by Kevin Francis Gray
Complementary health conglomerate and religion, Universal Medicine, has launched what could be its greatest fiasco with an hysteria ridden public promotion of the molestation they call ‘healing’. UM’s Esoteric lynch mob, led by propaganda drill sergeant, Alison Greig, label our concerns about the organization’s predatory behaviours and our questions about the welfare of the most vulnerable members as ‘sexualizing’ and ‘dangerous to children’. The UM *Facts* battalion then justifies inappropriate touching with anatomical confusion, New Age quackery and testimonials from Serge Benhayon’s young female houseguests.
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 Comments
Our 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.
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