Discussion venues

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One article in the Rick Ross Institute archives concerning this group

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And there is a spin off in Marin County, California, lead by someone once in the JP group.

Very heavy history for this group. Former members have spent years healing, discussing, sorting it all out.

Appears to have begun in the 1970s. Persons who became involved were idealistic and cared deeply about social justice.

A letter

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and

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CIA/Brotherhood of eternal love. Mon Sep 21, 2009 12:13 ... John Panama slipped LSD to people and gave nitrous to kids. Why? Perhaps he gave it to them to ...
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Sep 21, 2009 – The Brotherhood of Eternal Love, consisting of approx. 30 original ... John Panama slipped LSD to people and gave nitrous to kids. Why?
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founder of the Brotherhood of Eternal Love John. Murl Griggs, who had both died ...... John Panama and his "Santa Cruz Moon- ies," as they are sometimes ...

(quote)This group, led by John Panama went by a variety of names.

FORMER AND CURRENT JOHN PANAMA GROUP NETWORKING SERVICE

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This is a page for current and former members of John Panama's "group" AKA Brother John AKA John Ananda AKA Sanctuary of Fulfillment and other related organizations, spiritual teachers, and consultants.

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Poll : Was it worth it?

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As the article in Ross Institue archive put it


"He spent 18 years with Brother John's spiritual community, headed by John Panama. The defense described the group as a cult.

The group, which volunteered for such work as painting homes and repairing sewers for Watsonville immigrant workers, had a stated purpose, according to defense documents, to "love God and serve people.''

Foley's mother, Frances Shore of Wilmington, N.C., wrote the judge a letter, saying he found acceptance in the group, "not realizing because of his immaturity that he was being misguided and manipulated.'' He was married for two years, but divorced when he left the group and his wife stayed in.

For the past several years, he has lived in a Novato trailer and apartment, supported by $20,000 a year from his mother and grandmother, court records say.

A probation report said many people have Foley's troubled childhood, and it fails to explain his crimes. The report says he caused his victims serious emotional problems. And, a probation officer added, Brother John's group did not sound all that harmful"

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