Sunday, October 30, 2011

Not Exactly a Guest Post , it is a strange one though...


This particular excerpt from the blog of a Spiritual Rights Foundation Supporter is, uh, well, err...

Shit, I have no idea what to say about this mess except to say: if the below article is an example of what happens to your mind once you become enmeshed with this perverse, dysfunctional and otherwise inhuman organization, there's no wonder the only people who remain with the Spiritual Rights Foundation are those who share the writer's sentiment.

Of course, the below writer is certainly under the spell of the Witches of Ellsworth street saying the Witches are "loving and kind" as well as admitting she had left (more accurately, thrown out) because of "personal circumstances" (meaning the Witches ran through all her savings and later discovered they couldn't snatch her inheritance after that).

And while she says she has been through the "thought from your lower consciousness" and saw how it seemed so real, she unfortunately could not recognize that dark, "negative" thinking came from the people who dispensed so much love and kindness.

As the writer was said to have some emotional problems or mental illness, it's even scarier that the Witches would exploit one who is as vulnerable as this person, then discard her like a used tissue when the exploitation can no longer be conducted.

So, please take a good read of the below article and read Steve Sanchez's contribution "Evil Does What The Rest of Us Doesn't" (and I know it's not exactly grammatically correct but it sounds good) while I stick my head in the porcelain cauldron.

 
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
My equation. Theory of Relativity? 
I was at Spiritual Rights Foundation and left due to personal reasoning and personal circumstances, none of which were anybodies fault but my own. 
It hurts my psyche to think of anyone who is so hurt by their own stuff that they would wrongly find fault with so loving and kind people. 
I know what it feels like to be had by a thought from your lower consciousness, and how it takes you places that seem so very real. Believe you me it's not real. It's negative thinking, which is not positive, and should not be added, but only subtracted, from your consciousness. 
The way I see things is like we are all mathematicians and we either add things up correctly or we add them incorrectly. 
If you would only see things in a positive light and not a dark side kind of light they will add up to an equation full of love and understanding. 
SRF is not mean spirited. It is a very successful, intentional community and as with anything successful, people might get a little jealous or a little control freaked out for wanting to add their own two cents to the equation. And they are not bad for taking care of their own, I am sure, but me? I just wanna be self sufficient so as not to be a bother. I love you Joy but now that I think about it I don't believe you are being so mean, I think you are just fishing for bottom feeders, so as not to let them hurt SRF. 
Anyway gotta go now. And for anyone who wants to know what I do? I just love people no matter what. Can you relate to that? Sometimes too big for my own britches too.


  

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