They are both thoughtful and are obviously "written from the heart" (as the now-dead cult leader used to say - but I hope you'll forgive me for quoting him). Take a good read of them and see for yourself.
Anonymous said...
I'm thrilled that they finally had to fork over some money, considering the millions they stole from people over the years. But I'm sure they are holding many special "retreats and worshops" to make sure that the people who are still there pay for this.
SRF is run by people who wouldn't know how to get up and do an honest days' work if their life depended on it. They commit welfare fraud while holding those who actually work for a living hostage with their demands to fork over tithes and donations. They beat it out of people through mental and emotional abuse, guilt trips and shame, while claiming religous authority. I know that's not much different from the Catholic Church, but then again, SRF modeled itself after the Church.
As a former member I can say from personal experince that when you leave SRF you go through a re-education process. It's frightening at first, and it hurts when you realize how much you were taken advantage of, but over time you discover that it was only because of the goodness within your own heart that it was ever possible for anyone to do that to you. You truly are a victim - it's not your fault.
The leaders of SRF prey on people's vulnerabilites, especially those who are mentally ill or traumatized. But from what I can see from others who have left, most get healthier once they leave.
Since leaving I have run into people who are still at SRF. Most of them take one look at me and walk the other way. Others who have left, but are still trying to convince themselves that it was a good place and that they are "carrying on the teaching", can't have an honest conversation with you. They reach out to you, but then try to control what you can say because they fear they will have to look at it straight on. It's amazing and sad, and you just move on.
You move on and your life gets infinately better. You begin to live your dreams. As my mother always said, "The best revenge is living well."
SRF is run by people who wouldn't know how to get up and do an honest days' work if their life depended on it. They commit welfare fraud while holding those who actually work for a living hostage with their demands to fork over tithes and donations. They beat it out of people through mental and emotional abuse, guilt trips and shame, while claiming religous authority. I know that's not much different from the Catholic Church, but then again, SRF modeled itself after the Church.
As a former member I can say from personal experince that when you leave SRF you go through a re-education process. It's frightening at first, and it hurts when you realize how much you were taken advantage of, but over time you discover that it was only because of the goodness within your own heart that it was ever possible for anyone to do that to you. You truly are a victim - it's not your fault.
The leaders of SRF prey on people's vulnerabilites, especially those who are mentally ill or traumatized. But from what I can see from others who have left, most get healthier once they leave.
Since leaving I have run into people who are still at SRF. Most of them take one look at me and walk the other way. Others who have left, but are still trying to convince themselves that it was a good place and that they are "carrying on the teaching", can't have an honest conversation with you. They reach out to you, but then try to control what you can say because they fear they will have to look at it straight on. It's amazing and sad, and you just move on.
You move on and your life gets infinately better. You begin to live your dreams. As my mother always said, "The best revenge is living well."
Well said anonymous!! Anyone that has left the place has seen their so called "havingness" go up dramatically. All the monies dumped into the cesspool gets to be used by you for you. Now, they will tell you when you first go to SRF that you're investing in yourself where you used to blow the money on stupid things that got you nowheres. Reality is, you are dumping it into a stupid place, with stupid and manipulative people running it.
It is very true, the welfare fraud is passed down to others who become destitute and need a helping hand. The church doesn't give you anything, only takes, but they do tell you how to apply for welfare, much like Walmart used to teach their employees how to apply for public assistance while working there.
Angela Silva and Robin DuMolin are like contestants who go on the reality show Survivor. Its game on, and they never let up until after you walk out the door, much poorer from the experience. They are playing a game in their mind that its OK to manipulate and destroy peoples lives, its par for the course and well justified.
Bill Duby used to boast, he likes feeding on the sin of those who come in, because he will not only feed on it, but that if the person wants to throw away his soul, he will take it from them. And he used persuasive means to justify doing so. Angela Silva validated this as well.
Angela Silva couldn't read or get past her own gluttonous ways to actually help anyone besides her own self interest. Robin DuMolin swears she is nice and wholesome. She doesn't know why people react and treat Angela and herself the way they do once they break free from their manipulative, grubby little hands, (not to be confused with Gabby's little hands)and start to back these witches off from their ivory white tower perches from above. They are predatorial buzzards through and through. Hope someone rips them off big time and then they might get a clue that ENERGY WORKS AGAINST YOU NO MATTER WHAT YOU LIE TO OTHERS ABOUT.
The truth shall never let these bitches free, because they refuse at it in the first place!
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