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"L'école de la science économique" était surtout économique pour son gourou Leon Mc Laren," dissident" de Maharashi Maresh Yogi
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xenufrance
May 24, 2012, 11:29:45 AM5/24/12
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L'individu en tirait un sacré profit sans doute, en obtenant ce qu'il
voulait de ses adeptes maltraîtés, privés de nourriture etc. Y compris
les enfants.
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The cult that stole my childhood
She grew up in an outwardly normal suburban home. But behind closed
doors, Laura's life was ruled by a tyrannical guru who banned all
trappings of modern life
Daily Mail
By Kathryn Knight
23 May 2012
When Laura Wilson conjures up memories of her teenage years, one clear
image stands out. She is dressed in a heavy floor-length skirt, her hair
scraped back in an unflattering bun, as she scrubs coal dust from around
the fireplace of a grand country house.
It sounds like a snapshot from Victorian times, not Seventies London,
the decade which formed the backdrop to Laura’s adolescence. But then
hers was no ordinary childhood — for Laura’s parents were committed
members of the School Of Economic Science, an organisation critics
describe as a cult, with strict rules, whose devotees were taken, by and
large, from the genteel middle classes.
But while the group’s members may have been well-heeled, the
organisation demanded its members lead a spartan existence, isolating
themselves from the modern world. It was an upbringing which left Laura,
now in her early 50s, with terrible emotional scars — despite the fact
she turned her back on the organisation nearly 30 years ago.
.../...
suite sur:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2149044/The-cult-stole-childhood-She-grew-outwardly-normal-suburban-home-But-closed-doors-Lauras-life-ruled-tyrannical-guru.html?ito=feeds-newsxml
voulait de ses adeptes maltraîtés, privés de nourriture etc. Y compris
les enfants.
===
The cult that stole my childhood
She grew up in an outwardly normal suburban home. But behind closed
doors, Laura's life was ruled by a tyrannical guru who banned all
trappings of modern life
Daily Mail
By Kathryn Knight
23 May 2012
When Laura Wilson conjures up memories of her teenage years, one clear
image stands out. She is dressed in a heavy floor-length skirt, her hair
scraped back in an unflattering bun, as she scrubs coal dust from around
the fireplace of a grand country house.
It sounds like a snapshot from Victorian times, not Seventies London,
the decade which formed the backdrop to Laura’s adolescence. But then
hers was no ordinary childhood — for Laura’s parents were committed
members of the School Of Economic Science, an organisation critics
describe as a cult, with strict rules, whose devotees were taken, by and
large, from the genteel middle classes.
But while the group’s members may have been well-heeled, the
organisation demanded its members lead a spartan existence, isolating
themselves from the modern world. It was an upbringing which left Laura,
now in her early 50s, with terrible emotional scars — despite the fact
she turned her back on the organisation nearly 30 years ago.
.../...
suite sur:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2149044/The-cult-stole-childhood-She-grew-outwardly-normal-suburban-home-But-closed-doors-Lauras-life-ruled-tyrannical-guru.html?ito=feeds-newsxml
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