List of the 172 religions scheduled for dissolution

August 23, 2001

Here's the list as promised. I believe the Bill # was given in the URL that Suzi posted. Some of the religions are in French and were not translated. The following was written by M. Alain Gest who was also mentioned in that URL as one of the advocates of suppressing minority religions. You have to realize that over here faiths such as the Baptists and members of The Church of Christ are considered mainstream. Over in France, per the following, they are considered "cults". You'll notice Wiccans, Budhist, Hindu, and many other 'sects' on the following. I wish I could go into greater detail for you as I have considerably more data, but I'm snowed under at the moment. As time allows...

Love,

Doc

COMPLETED ON BEHALF OF THE INVESTIGATION COMMISSION (1) ON CULTS,

President

M. Alain Gest,

Rapporteur

M. Jacques Guyard,

Députees.

The Nature of the Cults

A study of the sects currently established in France shows that they settled in two quite distinct groups.

The first goes back to the early 20th century, which saw religious movements mainly from Anglo-Saxon countries take root in French society. Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, Pentecostals, Adventists, Baptists: All these movements, resulting from Protestantism, added their disagreements with the official doctrines of the church to those already expressed by the groups that resulted from the Catholic sphere of influence (Antoinistes, followers of the Christ of Montfavet).

The second wave broke at the end of the 1960s, coming from the United States, but marked by, on the one hand, greater oriental characteristics, and on the other, esotericism or gnosticism. In particular, emerging from the first wave were the International Association for Krishna Consciousness (founded in 1966), Association for the Unification of World Christianity (AUCM, or Moon sect) and Soka Gakkai.

Cult Followings

Even though it is difficult to arrive at a precise number, or to differentiate between a true member and an occasional disciple or a sympathiser, the Renseignements Généraux (internal security services) estimate the number of members, even if not regular ones, to be 160,000 and the number of sympathisers to be 100,000.

However, it is essential to point out that 80% of groups count less than 500 members, around 60 cults have even less than 50 followers. One can see, therefore, that the cult phenomenon is concentrated on around 40 groups, which, as we’ll see, are those deemed most dangerous per established criteria.

The following lists show, in alphabetical order and per number of members, the name of groups that can be classed as cults per established criteria.

- Cults of less than 50 members :

Rosicrucian/ Cultural Research Association AMPARA (no data on what it stands for)ALPHA Cultural Association Association for the Support of Sundari’s work – The School of Essentialism Right to Survive AssociationSpiritual Association of Haidyakhan"Raphaël" Centre of Psychic Applications François de Sales Centre of Fulfilment and Help Centre of Human Development Centre of Dalmatian TherapyKey of the Universe Prelude to the Golden Age Club Community of Thébaide "Les Boucheries" CommunityCosmiciaCosmos - Intuition - WingsDakpo Shampa KadgyuSchool for the Preparation for Extra-Terrestrial Evacuation Khristic Church of New Jerusalem, Order of Raolf, Arnold and OsmondLuciferian Philosophical Church El – Being One’s Body Emissaries of the Divine LightTeaching and Therapy of Evolutionary Research Being-Existing-EnergeticsSaint-Germain FoundationThe International Sovereign Magical and Theurgical Grand Lodge of Egyptian Rites – Cagliostro

Retreat of the Christ of Peace ImagineInsight Seminars - InnergyInstitute of PsychanimyInstitute of Psychoanalytic Research Institute Frank NataleKofuku no Kagaku (Institute for the Search for Man’s Happiness)Tree in the Middle New Era The Suicide of the Shores (or banks) Landmark Education International - The ForumSupermen’s Club The Village of Aquarius The Friends of the Saint-Andréas Brotherhood Friends of Marie – Paupers of MarieThe Crusaders of New BabylonThe Gardens of LifeLeisure and Health- Mirror bodyGolden Light MAEVSylva Mind Control Order of Scientific Scribes and Initiatory MysteriesOrder of France’s Knights and of the Holy Trinity Order of the Universal Temple Red Concept LimitedRevelation of the 7th hour SanctuaryKnowing How to Change Now Shinji Shumeikai FranceSpiritual Emergence Network France – "Holotropic" breathing (no such word in French or English)Viveka

- Cults of 50-500 members :

Friends of the Glorious Cross of DozuleMarie’s ArchASPIRALAssociation for the Defense of Freedom of Expression in French Institutions (ADLEIF)French Association of Meditation New Acropole France Association (ANAF)Association for the Unification of World ChristianityAssociation for the Promotion of Skilful Arts (APPAI)Association for the Research and the Study of Immortality (APRES)Association Vo Vi of France – Friends of the Science of Non-Being of France ATHANORAZAZEL INSTITUTE INCCentre of Gnostic Studies OSHO Information Centre

Centre of Documentation, Information and Contact for Prevention of Cancer

Mahatayana Meditation Centre Centre of the Djivana Prana Swan - Source of lifeCentre of the Holy SpiritNew Age International Centre of Parapsychology and Scientific Research

Initiatory Circle of the Western Wicca Unicorn

Oxygen Comets – the Sun Mill Community for the Promotion of Universal Life

Communion of SatonnayEckankar FranceEijaEnergy and creation – Energy and CreativityEnergy world"Be Now" Cultural Centre (ECEM)Study, Tradition and Research in Energetics (E.T.R.E.)University of ParapsychologyFamily of NazarethNational Federation for the Awareness of KrishnaInternational Federation for the Development of Instinctive Eating (FIDALI)Elan Vital FoundationHolistic HarmonyHumana France - TVINDIesu no mitama kyokai (Church of the Holy Spirit of Jesus)Institute of Physical Research and AwarenessInstitute of Saint-PreuxInstitute of Western Holistic Sciences Nîmes’ Theological Institute The Church of ParisThe Family (previously Children of God)Science of Mental HealthThe Way to the Light (research unit for the evolution of light)The Way International

The Grand AbodeLectorium Rosicrucianum (Golden Rosicrucian)Light of MaatMaha Shakti MandirMandala 33Mission Swmi Atmananda Atma Bodha SatsangaMission TimothéeHumanist GroupCultural office of Cluny - National Federation of Global Animation Ogyen Kunzang CholingOrdo Templi OrientisApostolic Order - Therapeutic Healing EnvironmentOrder of the Ardent GraalOrder of the Lily and the EagleMonastic Order of AvallonRenewed Order of the Temple (ORT)Oxyon 777 (ex-Harmonia)Paravidya Supreme WisdomInternational Sharing and Communication Philosophy of Nature

Queen of peace – Order of the Immaculate Heart of Marie and of Saint Louis de MontfortReiyukaiSaint BaniSamanSeimeikyo EuropeSiderellaSister, Rastafari GroupHolosophic Society of FranceStar's Edge International – Avatar MethodSukyo Mahikari – Light of TruthTradition Family PropertyTransmutationsVentureVital Harmony SA

- Cults of 500 to 2,000 members :

Universal Alliance ANTHROPOS - Association for the Research on the Holistic Development of Man

Subud Association of France - Susila Dharma FranceSri Chinmoy Association of ParisAntoiniste WorshipKingdom of EphesePentecostal Evangelical Church of BesançonUniversal Church of God International Churches of Christ in FranceUniversal White Brotherhood Notre-Dame Brotherhood Invitation to Intense life The Eye Opens Jean’s House The Word of Faith – World Evangelisation Graal Churches in FranceMethodical Ontology, Culture and TraditionParis Dharma Sah - Lotus Sangha of European Social BuddhismInternational Society of Analytical Trilogy LtdUnion of Sri Sathya Sai Associations, Centres and Groups International Spiritual University of Brahma KumarisChristian Life in France- Centre of Christian LifeViswa Nirmala Dharma - Sahaja Yoga

- Cults of 2,000 to 10,000 members :

Lucien J. Engelmajet AssociationCEDIPAC SA (ex-GEPM)Knights of the Golden LotusCommunity of the Little Brothers and Little Sisters of the Sacré-CoeurChurch of Scientology in ParisNeo Apostolic Church of France Universal Church of God’s Kingdom Human and Universal Energy, France - HUE FranceInstitute of Maharishi Vedic Science, Paris - C.P.M. – Meditation Club ( "Transcendental Meditation" )French Raëlian Movement Shri Ram Chandra Mission, FranceInternational Soka Gakkai, France

Lastly, the number of Jehovah’s Witnesses is estimated to be 130,000.

Ian "Doc" Shillington N.D.505-772-5889Dr.IanShillington

August 23, 2001

Come on, I am waiting for the punch line, someones

gotta tell me this is a joke! And, they say there is

international concern, but why hasnt it been on the

headlines? Even downunder? I am flabberghasted!

love

Peela

--- " Ian Shillington N.D. "

<Dr.IanShillington wrote:

> Here's the list as promised. I believe the Bill #

> was given in the URL

> that Suzi posted. Some of the religions are in

> French and were not

> translated. The following was written by M. Alain

> Gest who was also

> mentioned in that URL as one of the advocates of

> suppressing minority

> religions. You have to realize that over here

> faiths such as the

> Baptists and members of The Church of Christ are

> considered mainstream.

> Over in France, per the following, they are

> considered " cults " . You'll

> notice Wiccans, Budhist, Hindu, and many other

> 'sects' on the following.

> I wish I could go into greater detail for you as I

> have considerably

> more data, but I'm snowed under at the moment. As

> time allows...

> Love,

>

> Doc

>

> COMPLETED ON BEHALF OF THE INVESTIGATION COMMISSION

> (1) ON CULTS,

> President

> M. Alain Gest,

> Rapporteur

> M. Jacques Guyard,

> Députees.

> The Nature of the Cults

>

> A study of the sects currently established in France

> shows that they

> settled in two quite distinct groups.

>

> The first goes back to the early 20th century, which

> saw religious

> movements mainly from Anglo-Saxon countries take

> root in French society.

> Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, Pentecostals,

> Adventists, Baptists: All

> these movements, resulting from Protestantism, added

> their disagreements

> with the official doctrines of the church to those

> already expressed by

> the groups that resulted from the Catholic sphere of

> influence

> (Antoinistes, followers of the Christ of Montfavet).

>

> The second wave broke at the end of the 1960s,

> coming from the United

> States, but marked by, on the one hand, greater

> oriental

> characteristics, and on the other, esotericism or

> gnosticism. In

> particular, emerging from the first wave were the

> International

> Association for Krishna Consciousness (founded in

> 1966), Association for

> the Unification of World Christianity (AUCM, or Moon

> sect) and Soka

> Gakkai.

>

> Cult Followings

>

> Even though it is difficult to arrive at a precise

> number, or to

> differentiate between a true member and an

> occasional disciple or a

> sympathiser, the Renseignements Généraux (internal

> security services)

> estimate the number of members, even if not regular

> ones, to be 160,000

> and the number of sympathisers to be 100,000.

>

> However, it is essential to point out that 80% of

> groups count less than

> 500 members, around 60 cults have even less than 50

> followers. One can

> see, therefore, that the cult phenomenon is

> concentrated on around 40

> groups, which, as we'll see, are those deemed most

> dangerous per

> established criteria.

>

> The following lists show, in alphabetical order and

> per number of

> members, the name of groups that can be classed as

> cults per established

> criteria.

>

> - Cults of less than 50 members :

>

> Rosicrucian/ Cultural Research Association

> AMPARA (no data on what it stands for)

> ALPHA Cultural Association

> Association for the Support of Sundari's work - The

> School of

> Essentialism

> Right to Survive Association

> Spiritual Association of Haidyakhan

> " Raphaël " Centre of Psychic Applications

> François de Sales Centre of Fulfilment and Help

> Centre of Human Development

> Centre of Dalmatian Therapy

> Key of the Universe

> Prelude to the Golden Age Club

> Community of Thébaide

> " Les Boucheries " Community

> Cosmicia

> Cosmos - Intuition - Wings

> Dakpo Shampa Kadgyu

> School for the Preparation for Extra-Terrestrial

> Evacuation

> Khristic Church of New Jerusalem, Order of Raolf,

> Arnold and Osmond

> Luciferian Philosophical Church

> El - Being One's Body

> Emissaries of the Divine Light

> Teaching and Therapy of Evolutionary Research

> Being-Existing-Energetics

> Saint-Germain Foundation

> The International Sovereign Magical and Theurgical

> Grand Lodge of

> Egyptian Rites - Cagliostro

>

> Retreat of the Christ of Peace

> Imagine

> Insight Seminars - Innergy

> Institute of Psychanimy

> Institute of Psychoanalytic Research

> Institute Frank Natale

> Kofuku no Kagaku (Institute for the Search for Man's

> Happiness)

> Tree in the Middle

> New Era

> The Suicide of the Shores (or banks)

> Landmark Education International - The Forum

> Supermen's Club

> The Village of Aquarius

> The Friends of the Saint-Andréas Brotherhood

> Friends of Marie - Paupers of Marie

> The Crusaders of New Babylon

> The Gardens of Life

> Leisure and Health- Mirror body

> Golden Light

> MAEV

> Sylva Mind Control

> Order of Scientific Scribes and Initiatory Mysteries

> Order of France's Knights and of the Holy Trinity

> Order of the Universal Temple

> Red Concept Limited

> Revelation of the 7th hour

> Sanctuary

> Knowing How to Change Now

> Shinji Shumeikai France

> Spiritual Emergence Network France - " Holotropic "

> breathing (no such

> word in French or English)

> Viveka

>

> - Cults of 50-500 members :

>

> Friends of the Glorious Cross of Dozule

> Marie's Arch

> ASPIRAL

> Association for the Defense of Freedom of Expression

> in French

> Institutions (ADLEIF)

> French Association of Meditation

> New Acropole France Association (ANAF)

> Association for the Unification of World

> Christianity

> Association for the Promotion of Skilful Arts

> (APPAI)

> Association for the Research and the Study of

> Immortality (APRES)

> Association Vo Vi of France - Friends of the Science

> of Non-Being of

> France

> ATHANOR

> AZAZEL INSTITUTE INC

> Centre of Gnostic Studies

> OSHO Information Centre

>

> Centre of Documentation, Information and Contact for

> Prevention of

> Cancer

>

> Mahatayana Meditation Centre

> Centre of the Djivana Prana Swan - Source of life

> Centre of the Holy Spirit

> New Age International Centre of Parapsychology and

> Scientific Research

>

> Initiatory Circle of the Western Wicca Unicorn

>

> Oxygen Comets - the Sun Mill

> Community for the Promotion of Universal Life

>

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August 23, 2001

Sorry Sweetie, no joke. I don't just up and leave my whole practice to go over to Europe for 3 to 4 weeks on a lark and a pleasant run through the Alps and the French countryside. Did you know that the anhilation of the Jews in WW2 was downplayed and very few really knew about the numbers involved and the atrocities perpetrated until after the war. This is why I'm one of the Captains and running in the marathon, to bring it to public attention and also for the defence of my religion which happens to be on the list.

Love,

Doc

Ian "Doc" Shillington N.D.505-772-5889Dr.IanShillington

-

Peela

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Wednesday, August 22, 2001 10:13 PM

Re: [herbal remedies] List of the 172 religions scheduled for dissolution

Come on, I am waiting for the punch line, someones gotta tell me this is a joke! And, they say there is international concern, but why hasnt it been on the headlines? Even downunder? I am flabberghasted!lovePeela--- "Ian Shillington N.D."<Dr.IanShillington wrote:> Here's the list as promised. I believe the Bill #> was given in the URL> that Suzi posted. Some of the religions are in> French and were not> translated. The following was written by M. Alain> Gest who was also> mentioned in that URL as one of the advocates of> suppressing minority> religions. You have to realize that over here> faiths such as the> Baptists and members of The Church of Christ are> considered mainstream.> Over in France, per the following, they are> considered "cults". You'll> notice Wiccans, Budhist, Hindu, and many other> 'sects' on the following.> I wish I could go into greater detail for you as I> have considerably> more data, but I'm snowed under at the moment. As> time allows...> Love,> > Doc> > COMPLETED ON BEHALF OF THE INVESTIGATION COMMISSION> (1) ON CULTS,> President> M. Alain Gest,> Rapporteur> M. Jacques Guyard,> Députees.> The Nature of the Cults> > A study of the sects currently established in France> shows that they> settled in two quite distinct groups.> > The first goes back to the early 20th century, which> saw religious> movements mainly from Anglo-Saxon countries take> root in French society.> Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, Pentecostals,> Adventists, Baptists: All> these movements, resulting from Protestantism, added> their disagreements> with the official doctrines of the church to those> already expressed by> the groups that resulted from the Catholic sphere of> influence> (Antoinistes, followers of the Christ of Montfavet).> > The second wave broke at the end of the 1960s,> coming from the United> States, but marked by, on the one hand, greater> oriental> characteristics, and on the other, esotericism or> gnosticism. In> particular, emerging from the first wave were the> International> Association for Krishna Consciousness (founded in> 1966), Association for> the Unification of World Christianity (AUCM, or Moon> sect) and Soka> Gakkai.> > Cult Followings> > Even though it is difficult to arrive at a precise> number, or to> differentiate between a true member and an> occasional disciple or a> sympathiser, the Renseignements Généraux (internal> security services)> estimate the number of members, even if not regular> ones, to be 160,000> and the number of sympathisers to be 100,000.> > However, it is essential to point out that 80% of> groups count less than> 500 members, around 60 cults have even less than 50> followers. One can> see, therefore, that the cult phenomenon is> concentrated on around 40> groups, which, as we'll see, are those deemed most> dangerous per> established criteria.> > The following lists show, in alphabetical order and> per number of> members, the name of groups that can be classed as> cults per established> criteria.> > - Cults of less than 50 members :> > Rosicrucian/ Cultural Research Association> AMPARA (no data on what it stands for)> ALPHA Cultural Association> Association for the Support of Sundari's work - The> School of> Essentialism> Right to Survive Association> Spiritual Association of Haidyakhan> "Raphaël" Centre of Psychic Applications> François de Sales Centre of Fulfilment and Help> Centre of Human Development> Centre of Dalmatian Therapy> Key of the Universe> Prelude to the Golden Age Club> Community of Thébaide> "Les Boucheries" Community> Cosmicia> Cosmos - Intuition - Wings> Dakpo Shampa Kadgyu> School for the Preparation for Extra-Terrestrial> Evacuation> Khristic Church of New Jerusalem, Order of Raolf,> Arnold and Osmond> Luciferian Philosophical Church> El - Being One's Body> Emissaries of the Divine Light> Teaching and Therapy of Evolutionary Research> Being-Existing-Energetics> Saint-Germain Foundation> The International Sovereign Magical and Theurgical> Grand Lodge of> Egyptian Rites - Cagliostro> > Retreat of the Christ of Peace> Imagine> Insight Seminars - Innergy> Institute of Psychanimy> Institute of Psychoanalytic Research> Institute Frank Natale> Kofuku no Kagaku (Institute for the Search for Man's> Happiness)> Tree in the Middle> New Era> The Suicide of the Shores (or banks)> Landmark Education International - The Forum> Supermen's Club> The Village of Aquarius> The Friends of the Saint-Andréas Brotherhood> Friends of Marie - Paupers of Marie> The Crusaders of New Babylon> The Gardens of Life> Leisure and Health- Mirror body> Golden Light> MAEV> Sylva Mind Control> Order of Scientific Scribes and Initiatory Mysteries> Order of France's Knights and of the Holy Trinity> Order of the Universal Temple> Red Concept Limited> Revelation of the 7th hour> Sanctuary> Knowing How to Change Now> Shinji Shumeikai France> Spiritual Emergence Network France - "Holotropic"> breathing (no such> word in French or English)> Viveka> > - Cults of 50-500 members :> > Friends of the Glorious Cross of Dozule> Marie's Arch> ASPIRAL> Association for the Defense of Freedom of Expression> in French> Institutions (ADLEIF)> French Association of Meditation> New Acropole France Association (ANAF)> Association for the Unification of World> Christianity> Association for the Promotion of Skilful Arts> (APPAI)> Association for the Research and the Study of> Immortality (APRES)> Association Vo Vi of France - Friends of the Science> of Non-Being of> France> ATHANOR> AZAZEL INSTITUTE INC> Centre of Gnostic Studies> OSHO Information Centre> > Centre of Documentation, Information and Contact for> Prevention of> Cancer> > Mahatayana Meditation Centre> Centre of the Djivana Prana Swan - Source of life> Centre of the Holy Spirit> New Age International Centre of Parapsychology and> Scientific Research> > Initiatory Circle of the Western Wicca Unicorn> > Oxygen Comets - the Sun Mill> Community for the Promotion of Universal Life> === message truncated ========May the long time sun shine upon you, all love suround you, and the pure light within you guide your way on.Traditional BlessingMake international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Messengerhttp://phonecard./

August 23, 2001

We don't hear anything on the news but what they want us to hear. Has anyone heard about the killings of Christians in Sudan? Not on our t.v. I would shudder to think what would happen if they printed the REAL news. God be with you Doc, Patty