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Mind Control

There is volumes written about it in print, online, video, audio and whatever other medium may come available.

A lot of it deals with how to recognize mind control. Many give you the warning signs. That's a tremendous thing to have available.

There's only one problem - if you are in a mind control cult, once you realize you are under mind control, you can't escape. Why? You're under mind control, Sherlock. Once that mind control begins, there is little you can do to resist it.

At places like the Spiritual Rights Foundation and the Academy for Psychic Studies, whenever someone wavers from their control (they call it "being in doubt") the love bombers scramble to deliver their evil payload directly to your consciousness and rein you back into the rest of the zombie-like flock.

I was amazed, in hindsight, that they could operate so effectively.

I really can't tell you how or why it all worked. I just don't know how they did it. Before you people start thinking it never happened because I don't know the mechanisms or processes of mind control, and none of that happened at the Spiritual Rights Foundation anyway, you better sit down and take a long pull on your beer (or spliff or bong as appropriate).

Concealment and obfuscation are key characteristics of cult mind control.

They are so nice and so persuasive, the "sincere" energy healings and "truthful" psychic readings they give you lull you into such a docile, serene and even giddy state, you'd gladly reach into your pocket for more money to pay for your next rock.

You will never know what the hell is happening to your thinking until it is too late.

And there is no mistake in comparing the Spiritual Rights Foundation to a crack dealer.

The only difference is that the crack dealer only wants your money.

SRF wants your money, your body, your children, your property, your mind, your soul and the body, mind, soul, bank account and retirement accounts of everyone you know.

The worst: not only taking away your children, but destroying your marriage and poisoning your family relationships.

All that is only possible with the power of mind control. It's more powerful than crack.

What is it that will shake you out of your stupor? What is it that give you the chance, the opportunity to defy gravity and break free from the bonds of mind control?

I can't tell you.

For some it's a trigger: something that comes up that makes you think "what the fuck do I want to do that for?" - you know, for things like "get rid of that goddamn house and give us your fucking inheritance you spoiled bastard, if you want to let go of your evil family programming (well that family programming made it possible for me to live in a damn nice part of the Bay Area, thanks)" or "you have to submit to my order to divorce your wife and to abandon your daughter" (that little outburst led to the first public expose of the Spiritual Rights Foundation).

For others, it's a long, escalating process of dissatisfaction where events build and build until the straw that broke the camel's back is dropped square on their shoulders.

For those who remain because they have been there so long, they can't see how to live outside the wrought iron gates of the SRF compound, getting out may be harder than it seems.

Even though no one suspects a thing, dissatisfaction looms large in the SRF organization. The most loyal member may be the next one to write a blog or speak with the press on their own way out of the morass that is the Spiritual Rights Foundation.

The hardest thing for them is to take that first step from active cult member to recovering cult member.

Whatever you need to do to light the last spark of mental activity in your mind, whatever you need to do to make your legs follow where your mind takes you, please do it.

As far as the consequences go: I'll have to be candid. They will do something obnoxious, frightening or intimidating to keep you from escaping their evil grasp. It all means nothing.

Why?

Because this blog stands for your freedom: your freedom of mind, body and spirit. And I do that by exercising my freedom of speech.

The SRF attorney couldn't shut me down. In fact, my defense was so complete and vigorous I not only beat them in court, I MADE THEM PAY ME.

They kicked me in the shin, I clobbered them with a sheleiligh.

They can't come back at you for leaving. Although they will try, all they are doing is spending more money on a lawyer who can't win.

You will.

Take that first step towards your own freedom. Take a step towards your own life.

Leave that place.

Let my victory over the Spiritual Rights Foundation be YOUR triggering event.

Don't wait for the gnarled finger of a Witch of Ellsworth to pull the trigger on the SRF blunderbuss aimed square at your head.

Don't wait for that last straw.

Close your eyes and leap.

Defy Gravity.

Put as much distance as you can between you and the Spiritual Rights Foundation. If you aren't yet a member, don't do it.

If you are still there, you might want to look at my cult recovery resource page for people you can contact for help and counseling.

Go ahead, Defy Gravity.

Marilyn Junkins said...

Awesome as usual Mike! Thanks so much for your committment to helping those there to get out and those already out to heal. For those of you still there, or thinking about leaving or who have already left, please know that REAL healing does happen and you do forgive yourself for being under the mind control of the Duby man and the witches of Ellsworth! Good luck and stay strong!

December 1, 2009 12:08 PM

steve said...

So true Marylin, I hope you are well. By the way Bob Bock called me while I was in Yosemite. He is doing very well. He invented a hammer that won awards.

May 12, 2010 12:09 AM