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Learn From Cult Leaders How To Manage People
1. Feels grandiose and self-importance (e.g., exaggerates achievements and talents to the point of lying, demands to be recognized as superior without commensurate achievements); “The narcissist is prone to magical thinking. He thinks about himself in terms of ‘being chosen’ or of ‘having a destiny’. …He believes that his life is of such momentous importance, that it is micro-managed by God. …In short, narcissism and religion go well together, because religion allows the narcissist to feel unique.” “God is everything the narcissist ever wants to be: omniscient, omnipresent, admired, much discussed, and awe inspiring. God is the narcissist’s wet dream, his ultimate grandiose fantasy.” For those who wonder what Grant and Jane Clarke and Gregg Hake taught us as our ministry leaders, let me break it down into many parts. The story is too long to put in one post. In the beginning, there was Lloyd Arthur Meeker. He was born into a Midwestern Family in Iowa, but little did he know that God had great plans for him! Really, he did not know. He grew up in the time of The Great Depression and jobs were hard to find, even for the man who would soon start the third sacred school (three is a spiritual number by the way). The first one culminates with Moses when he tried to enter the promised land. The second sacred school culminates with Jesus trying to save the world. There is so much to talk about with those stories, but I will have to share them in a later post. For now, let’s focus on Lloyd. It seems that for a three day period, he had these incredible headaches. I mean, really, REALLY BAD headaches. I don’t get them, so I cannot relate. Anyway, after the third day(see the number three?), he had a vision of his purpose. He understood why he was here. Now that I think about it, I think I want these headaches also. Maybe if I have a headache that lasts three days, I will understand my purpose as well. It would save me from having to join cults! Mr. Meeker understood that his purpose was to carry out God’s will and restore the consciousness of man. The story is that Man did not fall during the time of Adam and Eve; our consciousness fell. Man can be composed of three parts (there’s the number three again): invisible, visible, and a connecting link. Loloyd Arthur Meeker, who decided to go by the name of Uranda at this point, determined there was no word for this connecting link, so he called it pneumaplasm. I guess this is where his ministry differs from all others. No other religion has a pneumaplasm. I guess that’s what makes this one true! Focusing on the visible part of man, there are three parts to that (see, three IS very spiritual). physical, mental, and spiritual. The visible part of man can also be called the conscious part of man. When Adam decided to ignore God and listen to Eve (that is the summarization of a larger story) and eat the apple, the conscious part of man “fell.” I will call it “the bite that shook the world,” or “The Bite” for short. This is something that we as men did not know until Uranda came along. We thought all of man fell. I guess this means that since only part of us fell, we can “pick it up.” Not really sure. Anyway, Uranda understood this and made it his mission in life to get the word out and let everyone else know that we can rise up to the perfect state that we were before The Bite. Yes, this is what we were taught. This is what we believed. This is what Grant Clarke, Jane Clarke, and Gregg Hake believe in. There is much more to say. That will need to be in another post. = = = = Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com Dantalion Jones is an expert in mind control. He has written many articles on mind control as well. His articles are great resources for those who want to know about mind control. Let me show you how to build your cult and NOT become one of those grandiose narcissist cult leader. It's possible ... and people will still want to support your goals and ambitions. www.buildingyourcult.com |
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