Q&A: Why do “dark cults” not attempt to recruit new members, and since they don’t, how do they keep going?

by quinn.anya

Question by Valerie: Why do “dark cults” not attempt to recruit new members, and since they don’t, how do they keep going?
In the area where I live, there are a large number of people who belong to a seemingly unusual, I guess, religious organization. I don’t know if they’re necessarily Satanic or even malevolent, but they definitely are into the occult/black magic/something along those lines.

I’ve done a lot of traveling, and in my experiences, most religious organizations that are commonly labeled as “cultish” are actively seeing new converts.

This one, however, not only doesn’t “recruit”, so to speak, but gives the impression that they wish to avoid new people entirely. Their meetings are held in top- secret locations, and they make what seems to be a conscious effort to appear rude, intimidating, and, in general, “closed off” to outsiders, as if to blatantly discourage any potential interest or intrigue.

I am not currently seeking to join them, but I cannot help but be very interested in learning more about their principles and practices, mainly because this particular trait is so unique…and also because I can’t help but be entranced by their captivating charisma and almost unnatural physical attractiveness.

Why is it that darker cults seem to not want more people, and since/if they don’t, how is it that some of them have remained so active for such a significantly long time?

Best answer:

Answer by Hamdia
http://www.jihadwatch.org/2008/11/did-muhammad-exist-muslim-prof-isnt-so-sure-outrage-brewing.html

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Healing Lost Souls

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Healing Lost Souls


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Releasing Unwanted Spirits From Your Energy Body: A clinical account of how hypnotherapists can practice compassionate exorcism or as the author calls it, spiritual releasment therapy (SRT) of unwanted spirits that have attached themselves to living people. Not a big leap for those who already accept reincarnation as a part of their belief system. This is a sort of advanced guide to spirit life.

As described here, spirits of dead people who have not rejoined with the light may attach themselves to the nearest warm body and inhabit that living person often influencing their behavior. Gives new (or perhaps old) meaning to the phrase "the devil made me do it". Lots of stories of case studies in which people succumb to addictive behavior, mental illness and other actions in which they don’t feel quite themselves. Often these spirits attach in conjunction with a past life experience. Sometimes a pact is made between two people that is being carried out in this life. Under hypnosis the therapist asks key open ended questions such as "What happened next?" if its a past life regression session, or "Who is here with (client)?"

The therapist then proceeds to interview the attached entity and resolves the unfinished business that is now "haunting" the client and creating a behavioral condition or irrational belief i.e. a fear of public speaking. The therapist reasons with the entity and guides it towards the light. Other spirits already in "heaven" may come down to assist the attached entity to the light.

An explanation is offered for evil doers. DFEs, or Dark Force Entities, that attach themselves to people especially those wishing to gain more control and power manifest in evil acts. The author explains the existence of DFE’s as a force against which humans can exercise their free will and reject the DFE in order to move towards the light or succumb to the DFE because it promised some benefit which usually doesn’t manifest like increased power over others. In the interview, the host identifies these entities by the red color of their eyes. DFEs can be persuaded quite easily to give up their assignment to influence their host out of weariness. They too will go to the light.

A very Christian kind of system and the author does discuss the approach of the Catholic Church in depossession work as unnecessarily adversarial which just makes a bigger mess since the attached entity becomes frightened and confused. He also has case studies which reveal attachment by an alien spirit. They too can be persuaded to leave after being told that it’s not kosher to use human beings as guinea pigs. (They usually claim that the concept of Universal Oneness gives them the right to enter humans.) They too can be guided to the light, an alien light, of a different color.

This is quite a creepy book. A compendium of ghost stories and hauntings in a clinical setting. Sometimes a person can have several attached entities in layers. Some entities arrive with other entities already attached. Nurses seem particularly vulnerable to possession by dead spirits looking for a warm body due to their compassion. One case study was of a nurse with many multiples of attached entities including those of unborn children. Soldiers who hold their comrades as they lay dying are also vulnerable to those spirits climbing up their arms.

It made me want to get myself checked out for attached entities. Author seemed to think it was quite common. In our scientific bias, we ignore the spirit world at our peril.

In my Shamanic workshop on extraction, it was assumed that most people needed extraction, but the reason given was not due to spirits of humans, but of insects and other bothersome creatures. There is another workshop on soul retrieval which was similar to the third topic of the book—‚soul fragments. Traumatic events, especially satanic cult ritual, could cause soul fragmentation thus the person wasn’t operating "with a full deck" or were "out to lunch". The attachment of soul fragments to others was also possible. Similar treatment to the above ensued.

In the appendix of the book there is a section on how to stay healthy and not allow such entities to enter. It was quite a succinct guide to spiritual health and parallels psychological health.

This book was recommend by an allergist hypnotherapist in that workshop.

Is the term “satanic cult” ironic?

by Earthworm

Question by ????: Is the term “satanic cult” ironic?
I mean, if they want to consider themselves a cult, then theoretically they have some concept of unity. A common ground they can relate to. But according to the satanic bible written by Anton LaVey in 1969, a satanist has no regard for unification of man. I’m doing some research for my Anthropology class. Any input would be very helpful.

Best answer:

Answer by Fark Hu
Maybe they’re not a cult but occult..

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1. Day 99: For did my dreams, come true when I looked at you, 2. mending fences, 3. healing power of miso, 4. triple speedee smooth, 5. hyacinths, 6. scone still life, 7. evening glow, 8. Hirschhorn Museum, 9. your own dream landscape, 10. The cartwheel of bliss, 11. Day 72, 12. little baby plants, 13. barefeets, 14. Watching the gorillas, 15. day fourteen, 16. I have the simplest tastes., 17. love is a feeling that we don’t understand, 18. I’d like to give a shout out…., 19. many monkeys, 20. C r e a t i o n O f A d a m, 21. Wall Crawl Series, 22. Untitled, 23. promiscuity versus masturbation, 24. The Satanic Cult of the Marshmellow Bunny…, 25. in the lair of the beast, 26. Did He Jump or Was He Pushed?, 27. now that’s a defeatist attitude, 28. Untitled, 29. One of those days, 30. Traditional Chinese Medicine 1, 31. you go first, 32. Thoroughly Displeased with the Weather Situation, 33. Fake piracy poster, 34. master shake easter egg, 35. a fleeting moment, but not a frozen moment36. Not available

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UrbEx 3: Bempton Cliffs Abandoned Nuclear Complex previously used by Satanic Cults

Part of my site: www.modest-adventures.com Not content with the tiny little Observation Posts we’d found so far Sam and I ventured off to a large abandoned underground nuclear complex which we read has been used by satanic cults in the past. With its delapidated floors, rusty spikes, pipes and chains and with hardcore devil porn decorating most of the walls this bunker is an ideal location for a family picnic. ++++++++++++++++++++++ My mate Sam and I realised that we didn’t know very much about the series of bunkers and posts littered around the UK, built during the Cold War and now abandoned. This bothered us greatly so we set out to educate ourselves by venturing underground at various locations.

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King Tut

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King Tut


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I got up this morning in eager anticipation of going to the library and pursuing my other Saturday-morning rituals, but my wife woke up just then and asked me to accompany her to some garage sales instead. They bore me, but Sheila can’t stand to be alone, so I agreed to go with her. We must have found about ten of them over the next couple of hours, and stopped at several; and as always, I took my camera along in the hope of finding something worth photographing. I usually come home empty-handed, but as we all know, when it comes to good photography, the quest itself is sometimes half the fun.

The last sale we stopped at proved to be a jackpot of sorts for both of us. The couple who were conducting it realized we were Mormons when they overheard Sheila mention something about BYU, and since they were also LDS, we spent some time going through the usual ice-breaking ritual of Mormons, by asking each other what ward and stake we were in, what callings we had had, and whether we knew so-and-so from such-and-such a ward. I made a few wisecracks about the evil and satanic cult to which we all belonged, and we then discussed how often our horns sprouted up, how frequently we had to file them down, etc. (When we left, I quipped that we had to go now because it was time to offer the morning sacrifice to Baal.)

Among the items they were selling were a series of Egyptian art prints on papyrus. They let me take pictures of them, and I got a few good ones. I joked about not wanting to violate copyright laws, but that I was proceeding under the assumption that the original copyright owners in this case had been deceased for around 3000 years, if not more.

That was our last stop of the morning, and the Egyptian art made it all worthwhile for me. Stay tuned, as a few more items in this series will appear shortly in my photostream.

“Woe to you, O Earth and Sea…”


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