psychoceramics: Fwd: [CTRL] Prayer Sessions

["Johannes Scmidt" <r--@h--.com>]

>Date:         Fri, 5 Dec 1997 00:34:59 -0500
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>-- PRAYER SESSIONS --
>
>        About two weeks ago I began writing emails about some of the 
more interesting things I was witnessing the past 3-4 years and among 
these recent topics is that of Prayer Sessions. The intent of this 
writing is ask those of you who receive it to give me feedback on 
anything you might know about the purposes, events, and aftermath of 
what these events may be about.
>
>        Beginning in 1992 -- I witnessed a lot of people around me 
attending special meetings at which I was not invited.  It was made 
clear to me that these were special meetings -- some people gave them 
names in fact -- and some people stated that they had special parts to 
play in these meetings.  And these meeting occurred during all sorts of 
settings -- work environments, social environments, educational 
environments, etc.
>
>        Given the fact that it is possible that these special meetings 
may have something to do with my personal background, family and 
upbringing OR even job -- I want to separate out the possible personal 
connections for the moment and concentrate on the actual events, what I 
can personally document.  Here I leave out people's last names.
>
>        1.  Meetings at social events.  In 1992-1994 I watched untold 
numbers of people leave social events for unknown reasons.  This 
included at car meets which I was not a part of -- I witnessed many 
people leaving these events for 2-3 hours at a time and this continued 
for something like 6 car meets, 30 people at once repeatedly.   After 
these 6 car meets a man I was with confessed he played a very BIG part 
in these meetings -- always and that he could NOT be late to them -- the 
man was also involved in some other strange orgs I did not know about at 
the time. Aside from the car meets I witnessed at country clubs people 
leaving for
>extended period of time for no reasons -- 2-3 hours in fact.
>
>        2.   I noticed highly unusual prayer sessions at a federal job.  
The people there (some 30 or more) were gone for at least 2-3 hours 
every single afternoon.  Another supervisor in 1995, also questioned 
these reported "prayer sessions" as clearly illegal on federal property 
and she was not long after that ill, hospitalized in fact, and resigned 
quickly -- while filing a complaint.  At the same job reports some 
employees were seen praying to small plastic idols on the back lawn of 
the federal facility.
>
>        3.  Meetings and sessions in local communities.  It is apparent 
that a great number of people are coming and going from particular homes 
in local communities at night.  The houses sporting these "events" are 
usually lit up at the back of the homes -- with special floodlights in 
their backyards.  A great number of these floodlights are appearing 
throughout local areas and have also been seen by others in Canada. 
Suggestion: these may indicate homes in which these meetings or prayer 
services are held.
>
>        4.  Other friends of mine are reporting similar situations 
occurring at their places of work -- this includes law firms and public 
schools.
>
>        A help here -- at the federal facility it was well known that 
the so-called prayer sessions were related to some "New Age" religion or 
cult of some sort.  The administrator who lost her job after questioning 
this stated that employees at that job had gotten INTO this cult around 
the Berkeley area of California in the late 1980s.
>
>        WHAT IS GOING ON??  Private replies are welcome.  I remain 
convinced that this behavior is not particularly normal and that either 
people are seeking shelter from problems with life in general, enough to 
want to belong to these new religions or are seeking some other sort of 
relief...news stories are beginning about these sorts of situations...
>
>        Let me know your thoughts -- Judith
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>Om
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