28 thoughts on “Keep the Universal Medicine cult out of schools – updated August 23”

1. We should also mention Universal Medicine’s hostility towards Catholicism, and other forms of established religions.

   Serge often denigrates the established religions when promoting his. The members spend a lot of time writing about child abuse within the church, and how harmful those religions are generally. Repeating Serge word for word.

   Many of the schools listed are religious and Catholic schools. The “fiery plan” that Serge allegedly serves is to shape the world into his twisted view of it. Maybe Serge read some BF Skinner (But I doubt it) who said “Give Me a Child and I’ll Shape Him Into Anything”.

   More probably he simply observed the effects on his own kids and those around him he’s groomed successfully, and hypothesized that the best way to build a new world would be to get them early and get them doing what he thinks.

   What he thinks is he knows the right way to be. About everything. He’s got a well crafted carrot (enlightenment, good reincarnations, god) and stick (prana, dampness, evil, lords of form, bad incarnations) pitch that keeps the minds of his flock neatly incarcerated in a logic trap, trembling between fear and fantasy.

   He’s basically sending his minions forth to promulgate this hellish (aka fiery) vision. If you’ve got a child in these schools, spend some time checking out Universal Medicine. I suggest going to their sites and reading what they say first. Check out the love blogs of the mindless monotone followers. Maybe find one of Serge’s books. Independent of the group, most sane people’s alarm bells start ringing very quickly and very loudly.

   Then for the real story, spend some time looking through these blogs. You’ll be alarmed. Very alarmed.

   1. Or just read that notification document.

      I’ve also realised I’ve posted incorrect dates in the past for Natalie’s foray into youth work. I was recently given some new sets of student notes.

      I can just imagine some of the school principals in the area reading those notes. They will be freaking out.

   2. UM expresses self righteous indignation when their “religion” (or whatever it is this week) is questioned or criticized, yet are hypocritically scathing towards others (overgeneralising & harshly stereotyping) … Why does UM publicly conceal / white wash their dark, occult based teachings, practices & ramblings in Sergies books?

2. Another one for the people of Frome to avoid:

   https://www.facebook.com/creativehealthandrehab

   170 predictable and gushing Likes already, yet they have yet to hold a single One to One. I really smell a rat, or family of rats, This outreach stuff reeks of UM methods and madness.

3. Strange that they already have some 5 star reviews before they have even started up this nonsense:

   “Total rejuvenation by following your own truth . Watch your body develop as you shed all the particles that are not made up of you . Highly recommended for any age group.”

   WHAT? Sorry? Particles that are not made up of you????????? Any age group can listen to that kind of shite can it? Uh, No. Please protect minors from this bonkers talk and this underhand cult recruiting method. The school is Oakfield Academy, Frome, a middle school for ages 9-13 years with approx 600 pupils. I doubt the children in the photo or their parents realise they are on now shown on the True Movement website. I THINK they were a group of non-swimmers that Simone offered to teach to swim. Goodness knows how she arranged that, or if she took money, but you can bet it is part of the mission creep and she milked it locally for her own PR reasons. Anyway, learning to swim is NOTHING to do with True Movement, and so these kids image should not be used for publicity.

4. Oh dear:

   http://www.fromestandard.co.uk/Pioneering-sports-festival-Tytherington-Leigh/story-21443734-detail/story.html

5. Esther many many thanks for the Schools Notification document that you prepared.
   Well done! Phew and what a time consuming feat, may we all put it to good use.

6. Don Page’s Email address is this if you use the one in the above list it gets returned to you.
   electorateoffice.ballina@parliament.nsw.gov.au

   1. Thanks, I’ll change it.

      I also need to add Dr Danielle Pirera, exercise physiologist who works out of Serge Central at Goonellabah. She also teaches True Movement and should be added to the alert list.

7. I love how they are all following their “own truth” which is a carbon copy of Serge’s. And the member next to them. They are also all expressing “what they feel” without thinking. Which is the problem.

   It’s highly deceptive marketing isn’t it? They get a bucket load of false testimonials together from their over invested members and then deceive the public. If they get a comment they don’t like, they delete it. If it’s on trip advisor, they lie about it. Jane.

   And I wondered about that image too. Bet you it’ll be gone soon.

8. “Expressing” their “own unique” self centred “truth”, evading responsibility re impact on others … Moulded into psychopaths with minimal or no social conscience, empathy or compassion (to justify exploiting or ignoring the vulnerable).

9. Feline the cat has turned into a cow. Shame it is not a ca$h cow!

   I have a new name for Universal Medicine. “Mutual Admiration $ociety.”

   You take a $elfie and put it on facie and all the other $elfie face$ full of every made up ‘ne$$’
   word imaginable love bomb you. This is the behaviour of teenager girls.

   If you are really really full of ordinarine$$ and gorgeousne$$ and amazingne$$ and every other made up ne$$ word the one and only $erge Benhayon will blog next to your mug$hot, oops $elfie. You must never suffer givenup ne$$ with your $elfie and love bombing$ on facie.

   Yes this is very sick and sad but you know what it is true.
   Definitely not grown up ness.

10. ‘to justify exploiting or ignoring the vulnerable’
    Those Doctors do this with their vulnerable patients don’t they.
    They have those $ergieness books in their waiting rooms as well don’t they.
    Why?

    I see on the FABIC Behaviour Specialist website the ‘Shop’ has alot of UM stuff
    including the late$t $ergie ne$$ book.
    An Open Letter to Humanity by Serge Benhayon
    $40.00
    Feline is very full of offendedness there is a book entitled:”All Cats Have Aspergers Syndrome.”
    Fancy teaching children that. “Keep them all out of our schools.”
    http://fabic.com.au/

11. A quick update. A concerned parent in the UK has also pointed out that Simone Benhayon via Creative Aquatic has targeted the Leigh on Mendip school in Somerset. http://www.fromestandard.co.uk/Pioneering-sports-festival-Tytherington-Leigh/story-21443734-detail/story.html

    And feedback from the notifications I’ve made so far indicates that schools are outraged to be used in UM’s publicity and want nothing to do with them. Watch this space and watch the True Movement website. I’m still in the process of making notifications.

    Also don’t kid yourself for minute that the Benhayons are gunning to reap money out of this rubbish, and are happy to use schools to publicise their crap – without their authorisation. We imagine part of the money raking offensive is to try and get some government grants as they did through the YWCA to the tune of $700K.

    True Movement is registered as a business to Curtis Benhayon: http://abr.business.gov.au/SearchByAbn.aspx?abn=22394828220

    And Teachers are Gold is registered to Michael: http://abr.business.gov.au/SearchByAbn.aspx?abn=62692685633

    Both initiatives avoid mention of Serge – whose name is dirt. True Movement doesn’t mention Universal Medicine at all.

    Misleading much?

    Oh and, who is the education minister in the UK? Do any of you have education dept contacts there? Who should I notify in government? I can look it all up, but your help saves time.

12. Esther. Contact Nicky Morgan, newly appointed Education Secretary. You never know, she has replaced a much despised previous dinosaur and is surely something of a breath of fresh air, I hope! :

    http://www.nickymorgan.org/contact-nicky

13. Also interestingly current in the news here in the UK is an apparent plot by Islamic extremists to infiltrate schools in Birmingham, UK. The cases were labelled a Trojan Horse ploy meaning that individuals with extreme views attempted to gain influence within the schools and spread their beliefs that way.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-27024881

    http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/jul/22/schools-face-curbs-extremism-birmingham-trojan-horse-affair

    1. Not long ago, Scientology was outed for trying to infiltrate schools in NSW.

       http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/scientology-targets-school-kids/story-e6frewt0-1225801613371

       http://www.smh.com.au/national/education/school-rapped-over-failure-to-declare-scientology-links-20100308-psve.html

       A LEAFLET advertising the Athena School in Newtown has been referred to the state’s consumer watchdog for allegedly obscuring the school’s link to Scientology.

       The NSW Greens yesterday lodged a complaint to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, claiming the leaflet represented false advertising and a potential breach of the Trade Practices Act.

       http://www.abc.net.au/news/2009-12-02/scientology-school-gets-1m-from-government/1165654

       Newly compiled figures show the federal and state governments will give a Scientologist-linked private school in Sydney more than $1 million…

       New South Wales Greens MP John Kaye told Parliament last week that recognising Scientology as a religion granted legitimacy to a cult that bullies, intimidates and exploits.

       He says governments should not be funding the Athena School.

14. There are quite a lot of teachers in the UM bunch because there is a disproportionate amount of young and middle aged women in the group. Seemingly harmless and caring women, but with heads so messed with it is staggering. I have seen and heard such twaddle, and such disconnected thinking. I cannot imagine how anyone hooked up to Serge’s way of thinking can relate properly to anyone outside that group, let alone relate to our individual, varied and amazingly open-minded young children. Ugh, I bet it comes more naturally to try to influence their way of thinking than accept their differences.

    Serge knows that, as when the bullied become bullies, these reprogrammed twits are the perfect mouthpieces for spreading the nonsense to anyone who will listen. How many young women do teachers come into contact with, outside the school gates, in bunches, day in day out, with not many men on the scene? And often you so WANT to be on the side of your child’s teacher as they can be such a key person in their early years. Often adored and looked up to, it is quite easy to go along with the teachers authority and views, even as adults. A Benhayon business plan is all it is, Teacher’s Are Gold has another meaning to them. Kerrrrching.

15. http://www.truemovement.com.au/
    Sorry this website is temporally unavailable due to hate blogging, for the protection and
    safety of its content and its employees.
    Please for any inquires email info@truemovement.com.au

    Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

    1. Oh okay. ‘Hate blogging’ is obviously referring to them erecting a website and making a false association with schools to promote their business. Or are they referring to their false advertising of their business to schools without mentioning they are an anti-education ‘religion’ that is hostile to other faiths? Pfft.

       So is hate blogging really false advertising or are they referring to me. Because exposing facts is ‘hate’.

       They’re not doing themselves any favours.

       1. Their definition of hate-blogging needs some tweaking. I think they mean cyber-bullying. By Tan Curtis’ definition we are ‘bullying’ as we are ‘trying’ to change their behaviour. In the real world, we wouldn’t even qualify.

          That flash-site is a good example of the dynamics of the the relationship we’re having with them ( and the members). They lie and exaggerate, we expose it, they complain we’re bullying them. What just happened was quite serious. Claiming associations that don’t exist is illegal, as were the false testimonials used on the site to hoodwink would be customers into using their ‘services’. Big companies have been fined hundreds of thousands for less

          It’s not just a mistake, it demonstrates their flagrant disregard for the rules everyone else has to follow. But I bet the ever-sympathetic members will be gathering to pat poor Curtis on the back today because we ‘hate-blogged’ his enterprise out of existence.

          Here’s the bad news enablers, we’ll keep calling you to account and we’re watching your every move. Theirs an army of UM detractors out there (let’s call them the rest of the community) ready to pounce.

    2. Something like this was so predictable, so Universal Medicine.

       1. It’s the same modus operandi over and over again. They attempt to infiltrate through a soft target, in this case schools, start a website which in no way mentions the origins of the group, and are then aghast when good people start asking questions. This, from the poor little multi-million dollar enterprise that is Universal Medicine, who continually claiming bias from every media organization that examines them, attempt to smear anyone who dares to speak about them in public, and never, never discusses the corrupting occult beliefs at their core in public. The only people they are kidding with their “we are being bullied” vitriol are those who are paid up and invested in maintaining the status quo. To everyone else, it’s abundantly clear what’s going on.

16. UPDATE: It appears UM has listed schools on the True Movement website that have never participated in True Movement. It also appears they’ve used a photograph of a school group in Frome, UK that have not participated in it, and without authorisation from the school or parents.

    This shouldn’t have shocked me, but it did. Thanks for keeping us updated.

    1. And of course it’s considered ‘hate blogging’ to question the unauthorised use of images of children to promote a commercial enterprise.

17. “Hate” is a strong word… If UM interprets challenging them to be transparent & honest as “hate”, it reveals more about their un-loving attitude & hostile projections.

18. The schools notified were not impressed. I don’t think anything we’ve exposed so far has attracted the response this has. UM have made a big mistake targeting schools and children.

    I imagine Curtis Benhayon heard from some very annoyed people, and possibly their legal representatives judging by the feedback I received.

    ‘Hate’ is a strong word they’ve been throwing around.

    Not for a minute do they consider the contempt with which they’ve treated those schools, and their contempt for the general public, let alone those of us who are speaking out.

    I don’t know for now if any of those schools have patronized True Movement, but I do know they wouldn’t have touched it if they’d known UM is a New Age religion, let alone a molesting, bullying, rorting cult.

    For example, why would a Christian school bring in a bunch of people who think they are amazing reincarnates of Cathars or whatnot.

19. Did you notice in the photo of the children at Frome that the Benhayon fella is in the photo?
    Must have been put in after then do you reckon?

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