"AMORC Unmasked Reveals Mind Control Techniques and Secret Doctrines of Home Religious Study Cult"

AMORC Unmasked Reveals Mind Control Techniques and Secret Doctrines of Home Religious Study Cult

NEW YORK, July 31 /Christian Newswire/ -- Pierre S. Freeman, a determined expatriate and whistleblower of the Ancient and Mystic Order of Rosae Crucis, or AMORC, reveals his firsthand knowledge of the disturbing mind control protocol of the so-called Rosicrucian Order in a new book titled AMORC Unmasked. For the first time, Freeman unfolds the incredible details and methodology of the step-by-step hypnotic program of the secret order known for its flamboyant mystical recruiting style and its colorful, Egyptian-styled headquarters in San Jose, California.

"Although I covered many details in my first book, The Prisoner of San Jose, basically a memoir about my entrapment, I now have sought to reveal a great deal more of the intimate details of AMORC's methodology of mind control and how its enslavement progresses from mild hypnotic induction to more serious forms of post-hypnotic suggestions, combined with a protocol for training members to excel in creating positive hallucinations as suggested by a progressive set of exercises," says Freeman.

According to Freeman, it is difficult to even grasp the extent of AMORC's egotistical, occult platform for the members. Their weekly monographs, practiced by all participating members, include lessons in telepathy and telekinesis, a protocol for reading cosmological records of the distant past and remembering one's own past lifetimes. One of their most significant features is a technique of energy transfer to those with serious medical conditions, utilized primarily on family and friends. Beyond that, there are detailed instructions on how to create invisibility-at-will, the creation of physical objects through a secret psychic agenda, as well as training in the occult art of assumption, a method of taking over other people's consciousness.

AMORC Unmasked not only reveals the secret practices of AMORC's so-called occult training, but challenges its claim of origins, its so-called "lost world" and secret chanting practices, and its general ability to confer occult powers to its members. It shows the derivative nature of AMORC's cosmic pedigree and how the Order itself apes what Freeman speculates might be the real, spiritual basis for its occult practices.

"In my opinion," says Freeman, "most of us are exposed to highly manipulative written and broadcast material, mostly in consumer advertising and political campaigns. Although some of this may be hypnotic, most is just simply manipulative. In AMORC Unmasked, you will see how a religious cult goes far beyond that kind of protocol by deploying advanced hypnotic and mind control techniques to retain their membership."

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