I'm still wondering who's brave and knowledgeable enough to have posted the following comment:
Make no mistake: The Academy for Psychic Studies and the Spiritual Rights Foundation are the same thing, and they are a CULT. The Spiritual Rights Foundation operates The Academy for Psychic Studies which is its "seminary". The Academy for Psychic Studies conducts classes and psychic services in the Willow Glen area of San Jose, CA. The ISHI School of Hypnosis Training (ISHI Hypnosis) is also an Spiritual Rights Foundation Cult operation.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
The Academy For Psychic Studies - Quick Picks
I'm still wondering who's brave and knowledgeable enough to have posted the following comment:
2 comments:
Comments are not moderated and will post immediately.
Despite assertions to the contrary, members and staff of the Spiritual Rights Foundation are NOT and have NEVER been "blocked".
Please, no promotion of products or services unless you have obtained permission from the blog author. Please ask first. You may find the answer is "yes".
If you are a member of the Spiritual Rights Foundation (SRF) staff, are affiliated with its associated organizations (i.e.: ISHI, Health & Wealth, The Academy for Psychic Studies, Freedom Estates, Blue Sky Ranch, Sterling Rose Press, or others), a student of an SRF-related organization, a representative or agent of SRF, its directors, staff or students please identify yourself as such when you leave a comment. You may remain anonymous, if you prefer.
Ex-members of the Spiritual Rights Foundation are encouraged to comment. You may remain anonymous and do not need to identify yourself as an ex-member (it will probably be obvious anyway).
This is an open and public forum. Please understand that persons with an opposing point of view may respond with a comment critical of yours. You may provide a rebuttal if you choose but keep your comment on-message. If you leave a comment that only insults or embarrasses a reader, your comment will be posted prominently so everyone can see you are a tool.
PLEASE BE ADVISED: IP addresses of all readers of this blog are recorded. IP addresses of any overly aggressive, threatening or otherwise stupid comment will be displayed in a posting to safeguard against terroristic or other threatening action by the commenter.
The blog author has cooperated with law enforcement investigations in the past and will continue to do so in the future.
A lot of people that have been involved with New age and occult end up in mentalcare and there they dont know how to cure them. If you have been to SRF it is easy to become mentally ill for sure. The thing is, you cant just say that someone is mentally ill, you have to understand why, and what kind of illness too. There is always a reason and in Stevens case it would not be normal to be mentally sane after what he went trough, still he is doing quite well. Most people would be in a mental hospital after something like that. I have been to mental hospital after having been to SRF. In my country it is not a big deal to end up in a mental hospital at least not in the eighties when Sweden put away anyone that would annyone the "great" socialist society that they where trying hard to convey to the people here. I annoyed rev Bill and when I came home to Sweden I annoyed the socialists too, because they seemed to be to be quite the same shit to me. All about controlling others. So anyway, as SRF only say that people that leave them are menally disturbed they actually dont say a shit. They just prove that their healings dont work. If healing worked, shouldnt a person like Steve after so many years feel great actually? How come that I spent some years taking classes in healing and meditation came home, went to a mental hospital and then to an ordinary hospital and had eight hours of surgery on my intestines if healing worked. Yes I know they always have a special story about that persons spiritual status. I can really see the connection with scientology and Ron Hubbard who used to write about science fiction. I heard many amazing storys there.
ReplyDeleteWhile these people say they don't believe in insanity, Bill Duby proudly said he was "legally insane". The Witches of Ellsworth like to call people "insane" if those people disagree with the Witches.
ReplyDeleteThey never address the issues, but they do attack the messenger. They did it to a lot more than Steve, Janehellen and myself. They called everyone who left there insane.
So if the Academy for Psychic Studies is as healing and as warm and nurturing as the say, why are there ten ex-members for every member who are there today?
Why are there so many dissedents and so few supporters?
Why do they have to build a new web site with no names of the leaders, ministers or even a mention of their "beloved" founder Bill Duby?
Interesting, isn't it?
That the Witches of Ellsworth would continually use Bill's legacy to intimidate and force us into submission are now pretending he never existed to the public.
I'd love to see Jenny and Rick try to explain that one away to the new prospects.
I'd pay to see Debi try to explain it. I'd leave the room as Dan winds up to Karate kick the guy who asked about Bill.
What about you guys?
How has Bill's absence from the SRF web site seem to change the face of this idiot cult?