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4.8
54 reviewsThe Ancient and Mystic Order of Rosae Crucis bills itself as a
nonsectarian group whose members study the mysteries of the universe.
Through weekly monographs, AMORC dispenses lessons in telepathy,
telekinesis, and other supernatural activities. Spiritual
seekers might believe that AMORC can deliver on its promise to help
them achieve cosmic consciousness. Skeptics might dismiss it as harmless
nonsense. Both would be wrong.
The AMORC is a powerful political force in the world, spearheading its influence from California's Silicon Valley, infusing decades of Mass Mind Control tactics in its influence over Stanford Research Institute and other important national programs.
A
former AMORC member, Pierre S. Freeman reveals the cult's hidden agenda,
along with the advanced hypnotic techniques it employs to slowly gain
control over the people who join. If you are thinking about becoming
involved with the order, or you want to free yourself from its grasp,
you will find the insider knowledge within AMORC Unmasked invaluable.
About the Author: Pierre S. Freeman was exposed to AMORC's mind-control techniques for twenty-four years. In his first book, The Prisoner of San Jose,
he describes his experiences with the order, and how he finally
deprogrammed himself. Freeman is currently a successful analyst for
several large financial institutions in the Minneapolis area.
