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Dr. Alex Benzer, Tao Of Dating, Ali Binazir
Posted by: The Anticult ()
Date: December 29, 2009 12:25AM

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Re: Dr. Alex Benzer, Tao Of Dating, Ali Binazir
Posted by: The Anticult ()
Date: December 29, 2009 12:39AM

One should also redo their searches for "Alex Benzer" to

"Ali Binazir"


[www.thecrimson.com]
Student Charges Term Bill Sabotage
Binazir Says Student Registered in His Name; Shah Apologizes for 'Prank'
By Joe Mathews, CRIMSON STAFF WRITER
Published: Thursday, November 19, 1992
Ali Shah says it's all just a misunderstanding.
But Ali Binazir '93 says the conduct of Shah, an Extension School student, constitutes harassment. And now Binazir is pursuing a complaint with the Harvard Police Department....


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Ali Binazir did not enter residency, so his comments about life beyond medical school should be considered speculative.

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Ali Binazir, 28, horrified his parents when, fresh out of medical school and more than $80,000 in debt, he decided to get a job in Cambridge's burgeoning Internet economy. ''The prospect of spending another four years in residency at subhuman wages and being treated like chattel didn't appeal to me,'' he said. ''They say there's a pot of gold at the end - I don't see it.''


Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 562 I believe Ali Binazir may also be known as "Alex Benzer," author of the Tao of Persuasion, The Tao of Sexual Mastery and the Tao of Dating.

(Perhaps his expertise lies outside medicine and his advice regarding medical school should be taken with a grain of salt.)


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Give me just 12 hours of your attention in the Tao of Persuasion Home Study Course, and I will give you the secrets of persuasion that will make opportunity stick to you like flypaper and bring you more empowerment and choice in your business and social life than anything you ever learned at school. Guaranteed.

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Ali Binazir Poker Results, Dr. Alex Benzer, Dr. Ali Binazir
Posted by: The Anticult ()
Date: December 29, 2009 12:48AM

Dr. Ali Binazir / Chief Evangelist, Elite Communications LLC
Hypnosis - For Fun AND Profit!
[www.mindshare.la]
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Ali Binazir Poker Results
[www.pokerpages.com]
Name: Ali Binazir
Location: Santa Monica, CA, United States
Cashes: 5
Total Winnings: $21,725
ProRank 2 Position: 8559
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"Dr." Michael Beckwith, "Dr." Alex Benzer/Ali Binazir, Huffington Post
Posted by: buffman ()
Date: December 29, 2009 05:55AM

I totally agree that the burden of proof is on the person making the claim, especially for "miracles" of healing as described by "Dr." Michael Beckwith.

Interesting stuff you are digging up on "Dr." Alex Benzer as well.

Notably, James Arthur Ray also published an article on Huffington Post, not that much before the Death Lodge:
[www.dailykos.com]-

The Huffington Post "Living" section seems to be teeming with snake oil salesman, and has little-to-no critical thinking or editorial oversight, yet appears high in search engines. Anyone reading the HuffPost should do so with great skepticism--same with watching Oprah.

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Re: "Dr." Michael Beckwith, "Dr." Alex Benzer/Ali Binazir, Huffington Post
Posted by: The Anticult ()
Date: December 29, 2009 09:46AM

The Huffington Post is owned/run by Arianna Huffington, and she is a follower of John-Roger, Guru of MSIA, Movement_of_Spiritual_Inner_Awareness.
MSIA is basically the same as these other large new age religions, sects, cults...

HuffPo's Dangerous Quacks, Hacks and Cultists - Huffington Post
[gawker.com]

So guys like Michael Beckwith get a totally free hand at Huff Post, so does "Dr. Alex Benzer".

It seems that Alex Benzer is actually Ali Binazir.
So there is no actual "Dr. Alex Benzer", that is a concocted name. Unless Ali Binazir legally changed his name. Did he?

Did Agape and Michael Beckwith or his PR reps hire and pay/barter/trade with Elite Communications LLC (aka Alex Benzer aka Ali Binazir), to write that PR piece about Beckwith? It seems very likely.


Worse, no person should EVER and that means NEVER, go into a "hypnotherapy" session with a so-called hypnotherapist who will not even tell you their real name! Who does not post their licensing information on their website, and who's "story" is so full of holes its pathetic.
Why?

Because if you go for hypnotherapy smoking/weight issues, when you are under hypnosis, they can put ALL SORTS OF JUNK IN YOUR MIND, and you will NEVER KNOW IT.
They can put Suggestions about you coming back for Life Coaching, Dating Coaching, and can do basically anything to you, and you'll never even know he did it. He can condition you to feel good about spending 10's of thousands of dollars on his coaching, for example.

These guys do that ALL THE TIME, they call it sales and persuasion.
In reality, its MIND-RAPE, akin to a criminal drugging someone and then date-raping them.
Except this kind of mind-rape is not illegal, so they have no problem doing it, and getting away with it.
These guys put you in a deep trance in minutes, and then rape your mind with their Suggestions that you don't even know about, are NOT aware of, and that you don't want.
Its that serious.

Please, anyone who reads this, NEVER EVER attend any kind of session whatsover, in person or on the phone, with any type of "hypnotherapist" who also is into "Persuasion", like this. You have no idea of what they will do to you, or what suggestions they can slip in. It happens too fast, and you may not even be conscious, and they may even do it symbolically, so you can't see it.

You can see it in this thread, some blowhard hypo-persuasion salesman, coming in ranting about their alleged degrees, and pointing fingers at others...and in minutes you find out they are using a fake name, and are weaving a complex web of deception right from the start. Truly pathetic and without a shred of personal decency or honesty.
Its all about "persuasion" to them, and they are used to dealing with the naive public who is totally ignorant.

They are not used to dealing with trained people who can see exactly what they are trying to do in seconds. When that happens, they freeze like deer in the headlights, and don't know what to do. They are busted red-handed.

WATCH OUT.
Birds of a feather flock together.
Stay far far away from Michael Beckwith, and those who are doing his shilling for him.

And Alex Benzer aka Ali Binazir the "hypnotherapist" gets the lowest possible rating one could give, lower than an F-, avoid at all costs.

And please stay away from any so-called hypnotherapist persuader who is going to screw around with your mind, unconscious and belief systems, without your awareness of what they are doing, or even that they did it.




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HuffPo's Dangerous Quacks, Hacks and Cultists - Huffington Post
[gawker.com]
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More alarming is the site's relationship with Russell Bishop, like Arianna Huffington a disciple of the culty Movement for Spiritual Inner Awareness and its worshipped leader John-Roger. Bishop co-founded the employee development firm Insight Seminars with John-Roger; Insight shares a "Spiritual Director," John Morton, with the religious group and at one point its headquarters was monitored by John-Roger via widespread listening devices, according to a Los Angeles Times exposé.

Arianna Huffington has forced her staff to attend Insight retreats, according to insiders.

She's also installed Bishop as HuffPo "Senior Editor at Large." Bishop's role, an insider tells us, is mainly to recruit bloggers to the Living section and shape its tone; it's this same Living section that contains the pseudo-medical articles Salon's doctor, and a great many science bloggers, complain about. This, perhaps, explains why the section has so many MSIA true believers.

Indeed, Huffington's relationship with MSIA — she is an ordained "Minister of Light" in the group and loads her iPod with guided MSIA meditations — might also give a clue as to why her website has such a heavy focus on alternative treatments.

According to Life 102, a memoir by disaffected ex MSIA member Peter McWilliams, John-Roger discouraged traditional medical treatments, often "healing" people with his own spiritual powers. After McWilliams got sick in Africa, apparently from parasites, the guru advised him to go to a self-described "nutritionist" rather than a real doctor. When he did visit a real doctor, John-Roger admonished him:

When I told J-R about my rapid healing thanks to Western medicine... he told me it was just "a coincidence" that I started getting better within twenty-four hours of taking the prescription. "The natural way was working, and you would have gotten better at exactly the same time because what cured you was the natural medication. The prescription drug just polluted your system, now I've got to work on taking all the toxicity of it out of your system."

Now, thanks to the Huffington Post, we can all question Western medicine in this manner.

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Dave Lakhani "Dr." Alex Benzer/Ali Binazir, taoofdating.com
Posted by: The Anticult ()
Date: December 29, 2009 10:16AM

Alex Benzer and Ali Binazir are clearly the same person.

If one searches Google for:

"Ali Binazir" alex benzer


This results comes up.

Dr. Ali Binazir
www.taoofpersuasion.com/ - Similar


So either the name Ali Binazir is buried in the webpage keywords, or its been left in the title of the webpage by mistake.

That website taoofpersuasion.com [www.taoofpersuasion.com] is truly a vile, deceptive, and manipulative piece of work. Its almost too disgusting to read and analyze, it literally should make you feel like puking to read such ugly tactics.

Alex Benzer/Ali Binazir even has the nerve to use the material of a Dave Lakhani.

QUOTE: "Dave Lakhani is the best selling author of Persuasion: The Art of Getting What You Want. He is widely considered one of the top experts in the nation on persuasion, influence, mind control and creating a cult following.... Dave's unique background of being raised in a cult for more than 10 years was the impetus for him to begin studying persuasion, human influence, and mind control."

Don't know what this Dave Lakhani is REALLY doing...yet, but you can be 100% CERTAIN its NOT what he is advertising he is doing. That one raises 5 alarms all at once.

The incredible dishonesty and manipulativeness of these guys never ceases to amaze.
And guess what, they are targeting their favorite demographic again, just like James Arthur Ray and Byron Katie.
Yes, they are targeting women looking for that "deep loving relationship"...that is a cash-cow that always pays huge profits for the hypno-persuasion salesmen.

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Tao of Dating by "Dr Alex Benzer" | (aka Ali Binazir)

The Tao of Dating: The Smart Woman's Guide to Being Absolutely Irresistible
...Let The Tao of Dating: The Smart Woman's Guide to Being Absolutely Irresistible help you find the deep, loving relationship you've always wished for ...[www.taoofdating.com]
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Harvard "Dr." Alex Benzer aka Ali Binazir, taoofdating.com
Posted by: The Anticult ()
Date: December 29, 2009 10:50PM

As expected, Ali Binazir does turn up in the Harvard database. (There is no Alex Benzer, that is a fabrication).
You are supposed to included all of your "names" in the Harvard database and he doesn't.
All of the additional profile information is added by the person themselves.

So why doesn't the Harvard entry list his alleged M.Phil from Cambridge? With the amount of bullshit being pushed so far, every word and every claim by Ali/Alex has to br PROVEN by him in hard copy.
Due to his own deceptive behavior, until its proven, nothing he says can be believed.

Why isn't his alleged scholarship listed? Was there a scholarship, or is that also fictional? How can one have a scholarship, yet also claim to be $80,000 in debt in a news report? More BS and distortion.

Apparently he was never head of the Undergraduate Council, but was the president of the Cabot House Committee. More BS and distortion.

Was he even a Pre-med tutor, or is that more fabrication?
His claims about McKinsey are totally invalid due to all of this other BS, unless he proves it with hard documents that have been verified objectively.

That is where trying to push "persuasion" BS down people's throats get you, your word is mudd. But the "hypno-persuaders" are so used to getting away with their BS and fabrications with the general public, they forget that not everyone is so easy to dupe.


The Harvard entry for Ali Binazir (Alex Benzer) apparently has a large photo of himself in a white suit and his fancy hat. What's that about one may wonder?
In the so-called internet pick-up artist community, they teach the "losers with the ladies" that if you want to be a winner with the ladies, you have to do Peacocking [www.seductionbase.com]
"Peacocking is the use of attention-getting clothes to amplify your responses in the field. If you are peacocked, girls will look at you more often. [www.amazon.com]
which means dressing in a flamboyant way, like wearing white suits and a fedora to attract the ladies.

It appears that Ali Binazir may have gotten into the online pick-up Guru scene while at university as a lonely-heart, and those guys lured him in using their manipulation-persuasion techniques, and probably SCAMMED him for thousands of dollars with their bogus rip-off programs. That is where he picked up the NLP persuasion stuff, and the "dating advice" stuff, and his false "persona" he is now trying to market.
After some people get SCAMMED for thousands, they get very angry, and want revenge by making their money back, so they try to do the same thing to others.
If in fact Ali Binazir was in the online pick-up artist communities, then he would have had an online NAME. If that online persona name turns up, that could show where all this is coming from.


The final nail in the coffin is an entry for an event, which probably forced him use his actual name, not the fake name.
The amount of smoke and mirrors coming from this guy is very extreme.
Why choose the name "Elite Communications" where there are hundreds of companies with that name already? That is highly questionable.

His deep involvement with using rapid hypnosis and covert persuasion is very disturbing, especially when combined with such a severe lack of basic ethics, and the targeting of women/dating/sex in his marketing.
You don't have to be a "creative genius" to connect the dots.

The level of extremely creepy manipulation is off the charts, and must be absolutely avoided at any cost.


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Dr. Ali Binazir
Awaken Your Inner Creative Genius

Dr. Ali Binazir's work focuses on helping people live more fulfilling lives through mind training and awareness. He is Chief Evangelist and Decision Enhancement Engineer at Elite Communications LLC. He uses a combination of Eastern wisdom practices, Western science and hypnotherapy to help clients achieve lasting behavioral change. A former consultant at McKinsey & Company, he holds an A.B. from Harvard College, an M.D. from the University of California San Diego School of Medicine, and an M.Phil. from Cambridge University where he wrote his dissertation on the role of chance in drug discovery.

He has been an investigative reporter for the BBC and performed his educational stage hypnosis show at Harvard, Oxford and Cambridge. He is the author of the acclaimed "Tao of Dating: The Smart Woman's Guide to Being Absolutely Irresistible" and writes a popular column for the Huffington Post.
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"Dr." Alex Benzer aka Ali Binazir, taoofdating.com hypnosis abuse
Posted by: The Anticult ()
Date: December 30, 2009 12:54AM

Below is another version of Ali Binazir's "hypnosis story", about getting "knocked out" simply by listening to someone else get hypnotized.
That in itself, is a common technique to induce rapid trance induction. They tell you a "story" about someone who rapidly got "knocked out" simply by listening to a story about another person getting put into hypnosis.
The goal of that is to put YOU into a hypnotic state, simply by telling you that story. A very common method.


People in general, and women in particular, need to watch-out in the EXTREME for people who've studied hypnosis, trance, and persuasion, and who apply it in "dating".
For people who know how to do it, and who find the right "subjects" they can easily "knock-out" people in very few minutes. Even just during normal sounding conversation, they are able to use all sorts of manipulative techniques on people, like the one above, about telling you an autobiographical story about getting "knocked out", which is actually targeted at putting YOU into hypnosis as they speak.


There is more information in this thread about this.
Ross Jeffries - Speed Seduction - NLP persuasion, "The Game" "Pickup Artists" and "The Seduction Community[forum.culteducation.com]

(the quote below is actually a common method of inducing Trance/hypnosis in subjects, by telling them a Story of how you went into a trance rapidly by hearing a story. When he tells this story, he is trying to induce hypnosis in YOU. Watch out).

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[www.thisisbrandx.com]
You're getting sleepy....
...There was a class in medical school that my friends were taking. I heard about it and decided that I had to go heckle it, so I went and sat in. My friend got onstage in front of the class as the subject, and he started doing very, very goofy things. And just by listening to the guy hypnotize them, I got knocked out. So I thought: 'All right. Maybe this isn't all nonsense after all.' And the rest is history."

--Brand X reader, Dr. Ali Binazir, asked at a Mindshare lecture at the Downtown Independent Theater.
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Re: The Visionary Rev. Dr. Michael Beckwith cures kidney disease / cancer?
Posted by: shimon ()
Date: January 13, 2010 12:32AM

i have been doing some looking up of local new thought churches in my area and almost of all them offer FREE watching or listening to this weeks sermons. then i do some research on michael bernard beckwiths website, Agape, and see that there is no such thing as FREE. You have to pay for everything. you have to buy time to watch their online stuff. everything costs, can you believe that. this guy is slick and into money, money and more money in my most humble but uninformed opinion. check it out for yourself and you will see nothing is free from this guy and is never ending products to buy and listen to, to get. he is definitely not into giving anything out for free.

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Re: The Visionary Rev. Dr. Michael Beckwith cures kidney disease / cancer?
Posted by: The Anticult ()
Date: January 14, 2010 11:59AM

Beckwith and Agape promote the New Thought idea of "prosperity", and as everyone knows, prosperity begins at home, his home!
So the Agape and Beckwith focus on money, is something they would be very focussed on.
One expect they also "teach" people, like SGI, that making huge financial "gifts" to the church is going to give you good Karma and make you rich too. That is the same scam promoted by various "prosperity churches" who rake in millions and millions, tax-free.

The primary focus of Agape is making money. But they are also throwing out the idea that taking their courses is going to cure your illnesses as well, and everything that goes along with it.
These churches become massive money makers, the amount of money they can bring in is unbelievable.

And then the board of directors can spend that money basically any way they want, and the guys who own the church live in mega-mansions, and it goes from there.

Does Agape International Spiritual Center [www.agapelive.com] post their audited financial documents anywhere? That is the next step, to contact Agape, and ask to see the audited financial documents, that would show exactly where they are spending all of the tax-free money they are collecting.

If Agape refuses to show that information, then they are concealing their financials, which means no one should ever give $1 to Agape, as you have no idea of where that money is really ending up.

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