How Cults get a Drug-Like Hold on People

Sex, Drugs, and Cults. An evolutionary psychology perspective on why and how cult memes get a drug-like hold on people, and what might be done to mitigate the effects -- by Howard Keith Henson

This article by Keith offers an interesting insight into how cults hold sway over the minds of their followers. Understanding this phenomena is vital to those who want to break free of a cult and also to those might want to protect vulnerable people from being sucked in.

To read this fascinating article click -- Here --.

Keith Henson was involved in a flap with Scientology that ended with him going to jail after he posted this comment, in a faux-Austin Powers tone, on the Internet. The Tom Cruise Missile that said the only way to "get clear of the Scientology mess is to 'destroy them utterly.'" If your interested in this background story click -- Here --.

Assimilating Back into Society

Recovering from the influence of Scientology is not just a matter of breaking the addiction to Scientology tech, for those who leave soon discover, leaving Scientology will also make you a target for L. Ron Hubbard's fair game and black ops from Scientology's infamous secret police force the OSA. Although Bob Minton is now retired and decided to remain in the background, he was, and still is a very active supporter of ex-Scientologists. Bob provided financial support to former members of the CoS because the Church was actively trying to ruin ex-members ability to take care of themselves financially.

In this YouTube video you will see the ex-Scientologists Jesse Prince, Arnie Lerma, and Stacy Brooks discuss the difficulties in returning to outside society after leaving Scientology. Watch the video -- Here --.

What is ScientologyAnonymous

Scientology Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from Scientology. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop practicing Scientology. There are no dues or fees for SA membership; we are self-supporting through our own contributions. SA is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution. Does not wish to engage in any struggle with the Church of Scientology or its supporters. By serving the needs of recovering Scientologists, SA hopes to serve the needs of all mankind. Our primary purpose is to stay free from the personality disintegration caused by reading or studying the works of L. Ron Hubbard, and help other Scientologists to achieve freedom from their dependence on Scientology.