QuoteVenusDarklyReality tester app? Creepiest of all is The Girl To Woman Project again with anti-free speech front group Real Media Real Change's Sara Harris' name on it. Oops, wrong Sarah. I got my sycophants mixed up, which is easy to do when they all act, dress and sound the same. And at least I can admit my mistakes, unlike the cult, which called their Real Media Real Chan
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Reality tester app? Google Blogger has caved in to the cult and removed the Australian UMA blogger blog outright, like the UK url which was shut down completely. It seems some Australian and UK readers haven't found our new blog addresses where our full content is available - including the naming names page - so I'm going to put them up again: (previously Words from the
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Great point MacReady. I found the similarities between addictive behaviour and the behaviour of Universal Medicine students striking when I was first researching UM's thought reform techniques. At the bottom of Universal Medicine is Habit Forming Part 4 are definitions of behavioural addiction, following an analysis of the UniMed lifestyle. And if any readers are frustrated by the remova
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The Universal Medicine Accountability blog is back - up and at 'em on a new platform with full content restored.
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Sister blog Words from the Families of Universal Medicine Students has already relaunched as Universal Medicine Cult with an eye popping new post. Who knew she was so competitive?
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Scratch that, Google has removed the Universal Medicine Accountability blogs and Words of the Families blogs from the .co.uk URLs, based on a legal threat that hasn't been tried in court. And won't be. The latest post on the cult doctors is no doubt up on the .com address for US and other readers. Everyone else can still view it and the last several posts on until the cogs of inter
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New UMA blog post - Death Drive - Serge Benhayon & the Cult Doctors on official complaints to Australian and UK regulators about UniMed's public statements on medically assisted death.
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And nice post, CP. Hotchkiss's seven deadly sins reads like Special Serge's biography. He succeeds because people are not like him and don't suspect people such as himself exist. This reminds me of a woman I know - an exceedingly gentle and conscientious woman, who was working in a highly abusive workplace. Her vile boss even called her the c-word. It was literally maki
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Latest accountability post on RMRC is UP! This time Real Media Real Change decided to use the good name of International Women's Day for their sordid recruitment drive. Relentless Scamming - Esoteric 'Feminism' complete with the 'truth' from the burblings of 'The One' on women and women's health. Very savoury. And interesting, we knew they had an event
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Thanks Herb. Page links for the RMRC posts here at Epic Fail and After the Fiasco. No doubt the cult's next exercise in delusional audacity will be as silly as the last. Tsk.
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A good overview of Australian defamation law:
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Our blogs are still fully intact and accessible via the UK URLs and the Words from the Families blog: If you're having trouble with any links within the blogs to other pages, just make sure you replace .com.au with .co.uk And yes, it's already backfiring for Sergio - my page views are through the roof. So if he was looking for extra exposure of UM's aggression and to galva
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Deconstructing Serge - The "truth" Words from the Families has new post with an excerpt from Serge's mind bending 'literature' and his attitudes to serious crime and evil. Evil doesn't exist, by the way, so I guess he's off the hook. Also thanks everyone. UMA blog will have a post on Serge's writings on death soon. A 2 parter with some guaranteed sho
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'Serginess' - LOL! - I'm so plagiarizing that.
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Good links, thanks. Come to think of it, reports of psychotic episodes/freak outs at the retreats are pretty common. I was under the impression meditators receive some screening before retreats, but I don't know how this is done, and clearly, from what I've seen, it's inadequate. There probably needs to be some more public awareness that meditation isn't always a benig
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Hi, I hope it's not inappropriate - I can only comment as an outsider - but I know a guy who was in Goenka Vipassana for a good while - 15-20 years, and has recently defected with a good amount of disillusionment. He has been researching more about Buddhism and meditation - and feels a little shortchanged by the Vipassana version/distortion. Feels he was misled. He also feels the Group-t
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The quote about the massage therapists is from lecture audio from 2010. Sorry.
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Ha! lifetruetome. Dear me. It's the way the stuff is presented. Serge calls it - 'spherically', so that the toxic mind fuq is embedded in wafty Eso loveliness. But stay tuned to the UMA blog where I'll be posting a lot of quotes with the 'in-truth' padding removed. Yes we're all the Sons of God apparently - holy hermaphrodites or something. And we'r
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That Alexa site is interesting. The third top search term for the main UM site is 'Universal Medicine Cult', followed by 'anti Universal Medicine and Serge Benhayon' at about number six or something. LOL Speaking of stats, the universal medicine accountability blog now makes page two in of google.com.au searches on 'Universal Medicine' and page one if you search f
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Thank you. Herb, with the conference's 'late changes' to the bill, I wonder if they've disclosed who they are to the new speakers - including teachers and school principals? It's all very strange isn't it? And lifetruetome, I wonder about the money too. I have no idea, but I wouldn't put it past them to seek a government grant or some such, which one of t
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When I talk about tip offs, I'm referring to the fact Joe Public doesn't know the law, the rules or how or where to go about mandatory reporting. If they did, UM would have been shut down 10 years ago for numerous, now long standing breaches of codes for healthcare practitioners, as well as their deceptive and dishonest business practices. Also, we have hundreds of readers who a
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Great work, Treefern. I hope we get some tip offs as well. There was no other mention in the notes I have, but I don't have a complete set.
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QuotecorboyDoes Natalie have the ability to keep confidential what a child has told her? Will she refrain from giving the child's name to UM? What if later on, someone in UM targets that young person for recruitment? We have learned this year how the UM people love to recruit, by feigning friendship. Did the youngster talk to Natalie as part of a group? If they did, its even more s
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Thanks Treefern. CP's to do list just got bigger :-) I'm wondering how UM was able to access school groups??? In response to Herb's comment on the suppression of the YWCA documents: What I've heard is that the YWCA relies on a lot of private sector support and for the most part does good work. It appears the government didn't want to jeopardize their funding due to the
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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
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With the audio, I've made the mistake at times of playing it as background while doing housework or something and Serge's soft squeaky voice sounds innocuous. But when I actually listen to the content, I find even the most burbling monotonous sounding ramblings are loaded, saturated even, with passive viciousness like that above. They’re, they’re running their life in total disregar
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Great post CP. QuoteCOncerned Partner 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 worldvie
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If Byron Kaye's stories were unbiased and unfounded, UM would have successfully sued the Medical Observer, but they withdrew all legal action against media outlets when they realized they couldn't win. In case anyone has questions about the factuality of the claims on my blog, I do not allude to anything unless I have verification from a minimum of two independent sources, and/or te
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QuotelifetruetomeI've been listening to his audio by the way, and he uses OVERT hypnosis, with the word 'reconnect' as one of the trigger words. Beware of that one Sorry, the posts are pretty lengthy, but scroll down to SergeSpeak. What you're talking about with the book is spot on. Highly ambiguous content, switching between polarized concepts of bliss and esoteric soulfu
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QuoteMorpheusBack around 2008 or 2009 at workshops Serge as calling UM the new world religion and getting all worked up because it was growing enough and threatening to stop UM because people werent doing the work. I remember thinking in the other half of my mind that it was really cultish but like I did then I ignored it. Everyone seemed to think it was amazing. I was reading some stuff on cults
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