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Like all the group bloggers, she characterizes criticism as "bullying" and "hateful".
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So what do they know about Serge and what do we know?
Well, they know what he had told the, nothing more. He is appealing, directly or indirectly (meeting him is irrelevant, as the group serves this function, with the help of some cult-lawyers in this case) to their pains and therefore Stage 1 mind.
What they he has told them is ridiculous and clearly only someone who has a borderline personality would invent.
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Like all the group bloggers, she characterizes criticism as "bullying" and "hateful".
I found some audio today of Serge talking about abuse. Serge's audio is incredibly revealing. Basically, 'abuse' is the way he classifies any attempt at human interaction and definitely any questioning of the student's worldview. And a warning, the following passage is classic mind f*q - I've punctuated as close as possible to the way he speaks, rapidly with phrases running into one another. If you find it confusing, it's because it is, but also highly embedded with negative programming. It's supposedly a dialogue about how to have a healthy liver, but is really boundary setting and interpersonal relationship advice. It would also have been one of the podcast lectures that students listen to repeatedly for an hour or so per day, around 30 times in a month. Just in case any of you were wondering why it's so difficult to interact with your loved one.
(Talking about the Liver hardening) There’s lots of little situations that you can call and when you start calling them the liver responds to activities you are calling towards harmony, but the moment you contract and let aggression be, let someone talk to you by swearing or aggressive and all this stuff that is not true without actually saying to it, you know what I understand and respect that’s what you feel, perhaps that’s what you think is true, but you don’t have to give it to me. Say it but don’t give it to me, and every time that you claim that energetic state of being, the liver responds and every time you let it be, the liver says there’s only one thing I can do here – harden you, because you’re getting rammed by all this stuff you’re allowing to be. Why because you’re being polite courteous, whatever, contracted, giving your power away, all those things and the liver says great, you’ve given me only one choice, harden, so I’ll harden because you’re getting attacked far more than you can imagine. You’re getting attacked from all areas, far more energetically. You’ve always heard me say, I’d rather someone punch me in the arm than be nice and through that niceness express anger, because a punch you can see coming, a punch you can rub esoteric cream on and it becomes a bruise. You can put needles in, you can do all sorts of things, you know it, you’ve seen it, it’s declared, it’s claimed it’s out in the open. But the nice person who holds that anger may not even be at you – delivers many more punches from many different angles. Now if you allow yourself to feel that and don’t shy away from it, you can say to the person, hey, this isn’t right here, this doesn’t feel right. Even if you don’t say it to them, you feel it, you’re honouring it and the liver says aha, you’re honouring a situation that is not harmonious. If you do that you’re giving me permission to be who I am, and every time you make that choice, you give me permission to be who I am, because what you’re doing is, you’re saying no to that which you are not, and by saying no to that which you are not you’re saying that to which you are. You eventually get to know that which you are by saying no to that which you are not. And so the person who says I don’t know who I am, I don’t know if I’m a son of God, Serge just says that and I don’t know any of that, but what you do know is that which harms, what you do know is that which is not gentle, what you do know is that which is not to the best of your ability, harmonious. And if you begin to say no to all those things, hey, what are you calling me at 11 o’clock for, I got to bed at 9 – the moment you say that you’re making a claim on your behalf, but the moment you take the phone call, you’re letting disregard in, you’re letting someone’s chaotic life enter your life and you’re actually saying yes to it, so the liver says, ok, I can help you here, but I have to harden you, because you don’t know how heavy this person is coming with what they’re doing. They’re, they’re running their life in total disregard and total lovelessness and they’re very harmful and very abusive and they decide to call you and abuse you or just talk to you, whatever it is. If at that moment you don’t stop that energy, you’re saying to your body, I’m letting it in. If you let it in, the liver’s saying I’ve got no choice, I have to harden you…So every time you call a moment out -- you’re with me? -- Every time you call a moment, that’s not exactly how it should be here, I don’t feel this equal, that this is harmonious and you ask the person to re-express it or redo it, or even if you just pull yourself back and say let’s start again, this doesn’t feel right, I don’t want to offend them and so forth, every time you do that, you are making a claim to something you have said, that is not me, that is not the way it needs to be with me and you are calling that which is not...because for the first time instead of letting that abuse in, you’re saying no to the abuse. If you say no to the abuse, you give permission to that which is maybe there but is not abuse and so that is the key to a healthy liver. Isn’t that simple?
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So what do they know about Serge and what do we know?
Well, they know what he had told the, nothing more. He is appealing, directly or indirectly (meeting him is irrelevant, as the group serves this function, with the help of some cult-lawyers in this case) to their pains and therefore Stage 1 mind.
What they he has told them is ridiculous and clearly only someone who has a borderline personality would invent.
This reminds me of the Yogendra group I was peripherally involved with. Even Yogendra's inner sanctum were unaware of his compulsive lying, corruption, fraud and extortion. The inner sanctum were doctors, psychologists and teachers, and much of the truth about Vijay Yogendra didn't emerge until after he'd died, and after he'd successfully arranged the suicide of his much younger wife.
And that group was a much smaller scale than UM.
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New article from Medical Observer concerning Universal Medicine:
http://www.medicalobserver.com.au/news/government-blocks-ywca-documents
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New article from Medical Observer concerning Universal Medicine:
http://www.medicalobserver.com.au/news/government-blocks-ywca-documents
Government blocks YWCA documents
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THE federal government has refused to release documents explaining the link, if any, between a $709,493 Commonwealth grant to the YWCA and six public lectures it hired controversial alternative therapy group Universal Medicine (UM) to conduct.
UM, under investigation by AHPRA, is accused by former members and families of existing members of being a cult that discourages people from eating some food and doing most exercise and claiming to prevent cancer, with scientifically untested methods like ‘esoteric breast massage’. UM denies the allegations.
After MO learned YWCA engaged UM to run ‘body awareness education’ workshops late last year, a document on the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs website showed it gave the YWCA grant in March last year.
But after MO’s request under Freedom Of Information for records concerning the grant and UM, the department refused all but four of 37 pages saying that, in part, the disclosure could “have an adverse effect on the YWCA by affecting its relationships with other entities and its reputation”.
One page said UM “is engaged to provide counselling services to parents” without explanation. The department suppressed two other documents, saying: “YWCA raised objections… including that the information does not accurately reflect YWCA’s activities and accordingly could negatively impact on the successful working relationship it has developed with another entity”.
MO does not suggest the YWCA used the whole grant to pay UM, and hoped to learn how much it did pay, if anything, via FOI.
In an email, UM founder Serge Benhayon said: “If you have questions regarding the funding of the YWCA and how it was spent you will need to refer those questions to the organisation who the funding concerns (YWCA). They chose to spend their money as they did. We provided the services.”
The YWCA did not return MO’s calls.
So we know there are cult members in the department of family (FAC's, formerly DOC's) which was responsible for handing out the grant, and that their are members of the cult at the YWCA at the time in Northern Rivers branch which received the grant, and that some of the money (if not most) went to Universal Medicine. What do you call that?
What credentials did Universal Medicine have to do training and educate children? (Scary) Who conducted the courses and under what authorization?
"One page said UM “is engaged to provide counselling services to parents” That is frightening. The government funded people hearing a load of rubbish from some twisted member of the cult, and perhaps a psychologist (sic) that works in UM. What would really be happening is recruitment. The headline should have been GOVERNMENT FUNDS CULT RECRUITMENT.
What did they end up teaching in this six lectures?
I think its going on my to-do list of things to report and follow up with various government departments.
What a long list I have.
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New article from Medical Observer concerning Universal Medicine:
http://www.medicalobserver.com.au/news/government-blocks-ywca-documents
Government blocks YWCA documents
A A A
Print Article |
27th Nov 2012
Byron Kaye all articles by this author
THE federal government has refused to release documents explaining the link, if any, between a $709,493 Commonwealth grant to the YWCA and six public lectures it hired controversial alternative therapy group Universal Medicine (UM) to conduct.
UM, under investigation by AHPRA, is accused by former members and families of existing members of being a cult that discourages people from eating some food and doing most exercise and claiming to prevent cancer, with scientifically untested methods like ‘esoteric breast massage’. UM denies the allegations.
After MO learned YWCA engaged UM to run ‘body awareness education’ workshops late last year, a document on the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs website showed it gave the YWCA grant in March last year.
But after MO’s request under Freedom Of Information for records concerning the grant and UM, the department refused all but four of 37 pages saying that, in part, the disclosure could “have an adverse effect on the YWCA by affecting its relationships with other entities and its reputation”.
One page said UM “is engaged to provide counselling services to parents” without explanation. The department suppressed two other documents, saying: “YWCA raised objections… including that the information does not accurately reflect YWCA’s activities and accordingly could negatively impact on the successful working relationship it has developed with another entity”.
MO does not suggest the YWCA used the whole grant to pay UM, and hoped to learn how much it did pay, if anything, via FOI.
In an email, UM founder Serge Benhayon said: “If you have questions regarding the funding of the YWCA and how it was spent you will need to refer those questions to the organisation who the funding concerns (YWCA). They chose to spend their money as they did. We provided the services.”
The YWCA did not return MO’s calls.
So we know there are cult members in the department of family (FAC's, formerly DOC's) which was responsible for handing out the grant, and that their are members of the cult at the YWCA at the time in Northern Rivers branch which received the grant, and that some of the money (if not most) went to Universal Medicine. What do you call that?
What credentials did Universal Medicine have to do training and educate children? (Scary) Who conducted the courses and under what authorization?
"One page said UM “is engaged to provide counselling services to parents” That is frightening. The government funded people hearing a load of rubbish from some twisted member of the cult, and perhaps a psychologist (sic) that works in UM. What would really be happening is recruitment. The headline should have been GOVERNMENT FUNDS CULT RECRUITMENT.
What did they end up teaching in this six lectures?
I think its going on my to-do list of things to report and follow up with various government departments.
What a long list I have.
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http://www.medicalobserver.com.au/news/government-blocks-ywca-documents So that's 33 pages of Department records the government have suppressed, and up to $700K of taxpayer $$ in Serge's pocket. I bet the suppressed documents make for great reading, and are clearly highly embarrassing to the department and the YWCA.
The content of the lectures and 'counselling' would also be interesting to know. Esoteric Womens' Groups? Seeing it's the YWCA??? With lots of nice programming about how if a woman uses a tampon, the energy of the tampon manufacturer is inside her. Or that women become infertile because they are not really women and they have male energy in their uterus, or a lack of stillness in the ovaries causes ovarian cancer, or that babies feel the emotion in mother's milk, which may cause them to choke on it.
Why? Because SERGE SAID SO. (I have him on audio and more in notes)
Some answers to how the government funds may have been used might be in EDG notes from the latter half of last year, so please contact me or CP by PM or through my blog if you have them, or post anything you think may be relevant here on the forum. [universalmedicineaccountability.blogspot.com.au]
EDG notes have interesting revelations. For instance I have notes saying that 20 year old amateur social worker, Natalie Benhayon, holds sessions with groups of teenagers in schools to talk about issues they have at school/life. I'm yet to clarify whether the notes I have are from 2010 or 2011.
To paraphrase, Natalie had sessions with year seven, 12/13 year old girls, who initially told her school was great, but when pressured, said school was yuck. She said she was told boys are looking at porn on their phones during scool (sic) breaks, kids are having sex in the toilets, drug use is common and the 12 year old girls wear short skirts and make up to attract boys. She had a session with 14/15 year old 'rugby boys' in Sydney where they also told her everything was 'great' but under pressure said they drink regularly and it's fun at the time, but they feel bad the next day. Natalie reports they said 'they drink so they don't have to feel their problems - pressure to do well from school, parents etc', that they were angry boys who can't express how they feel to anyone, and 'what else can i do (but drink)? Then, busy young Natalie, the intellectual and social services giant, had a session with parents reporting their kids are out of control and they don't know what to do...
So that was unqualified at anything Natalie inflicting herself on school groups, introducing the 'cult of confession' [en.wikipedia.org] Sins, as defined by the group, are to be confessed either to a personal monitor or publicly to the group. There is no confidentiality; members' "sins," "attitudes," and "faults" are discussed and exploited by the leaders.
We also might wonder how much of it was true, or how much, Natalie, the cult recruiter, implanted to impressionable teenagers, and how much she invented to 'impress' her father and 'present' to the hundreds at the EDG meetings.
My suggestion to these parents, groups and schools if they actually have these problems: consult a grown up, qualified professional - and steer clear of UM.
Like the YWCA revelations in the MO article, it begs the question: who organized those groups and how long did that nonsense go on for?
Taxpayer $$ spent helping enlist vulnerable people to Serge's life draining cult.