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truthseeker7777
Hi
Having said all of that, it is clear to me that the main problem with cults is not the collective group it is the individual people. It is the responsibility of each individual, starting from the charasmatic (often crazy) leader, all the way down to the new inducti who has just accepted an invitation to join a meeting. ........Has anyone questioned themselves, I mean has anyone asked themself what was really going on inside of them that made it ok to be a part of a cult. I do, and I am not sure if I have answered my question fully. I want to know what it is in me that facilitated my involvment in this group, and is it healed so that I will not be succeptable any more. Any one else struggling with that?
TS:
Sorry you were harrassed by your group. My family was harrassed in response to my posts. Glad you've not been silenced! They'll eventually give up, when they find their tactics no longer work on you.
Yes, we need to be careful and notice con-artists - good point.
However, please be careful of "blame the victim" approach.
Psychological and neurological research demonstrate the human brain will respond to stimuli, under the right conditions, to reform thinking patterns and behaviors.
You might appreciate the following:
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And Recovery:
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(tks, Rick for ALL)