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Escaping Cult Entrapment

Escaping Cult Entrapment
Author: Gabriella Gallo
Publisher: WestBow Press
Total Pages: 204
Release: 2012-02-02
Genre: Biography & Autobiography
ISBN: 1449738400

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Escaping Cult Entrapment tells a compelling story beginning with a young teenage couple in despair, with two babies and no means to support their family. The story focuses on Sophia, the second oldest daughter, born in 1968. The couple falls victim to the enticements of the Children of God Cult and the promise of a new life in the early 1970s. The family becomes trapped by the cults brainwashing and manipulation in a decade of widespread hippie movements. As the family grows, they live a life full of bewildering events that they consider honorable in the missionary work they perform based on their desire to serve God, but awful in tormenting events driven by the cults deception and social isolation. The father, Sebastian, is increasingly entangled in the cults web of lies and becomes alienated from his wife, Elizabeth, and their seven young children. With remarkable strength and faith Elizabeth carries out her decision to leave her husband and the cult. She conquers her fears in order to provide a better life for her and her children. Over the next 10 years Sophias family endures a journey of chaos and triumph as they fight to integrate back into society. With little money, they have to figure out how to live their new life. At the same time, Elizabeth shows them the important things in life, knowing that you dont need money to have a loving home. The family is determined to overcome tremendous hardship. They have to adapt and survive as they are faced with emotional, social and financial challenges. Elizabeth teaches them strong will and that their circumstances are only temporary. Sophias experiences are tragic during her younger years, but inspirational as she grows into an adolescent and young adult.


Escaping Cult Entrapment

Escaping Cult Entrapment
Author: Gabriella Gallo
Publisher: WestBow Press
Total Pages: 204
Release: 2012
Genre: Biography & Autobiography
ISBN: 1449738397

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Escaping Cult Entrapment tells a compelling story beginning with a young teenage couple in despair, with two babies and no means to support their family. The story focuses on Sophia, the second oldest daughter, born in 1968. The couple falls victim to the enticements of the Children of God Cult and the promise of a new life in the early 1970s. The family becomes trapped by the cult's brainwashing and manipulation in a decade of widespread hippie movements. As the family grows, they live a life full of bewildering events that they consider honorable in the "missionary" work they perform based on their desire to serve God, but awful in tormenting events driven by the cult's deception and social isolation. The father, Sebastian, is increasingly entangled in the cult's web of lies and becomes alienated from his wife, Elizabeth, and their seven young children. With remarkable strength and faith Elizabeth carries out her decision to leave her husband and the cult. She conquers her fears in order to provide a better life for her and her children. Over the next 10 years Sophia's family endures a journey of chaos and triumph as they fight to integrate back into society. With little money, they have to figure out how to live their new life. At the same time, Elizabeth shows them the important things in life, knowing that you don't need money to have a loving home. The family is determined to overcome tremendous hardship. They have to adapt and survive as they are faced with emotional, social and financial challenges. Elizabeth teaches them strong will and that their circumstances are only temporary. Sophia's experiences are tragic during her younger years, but inspirational as she grows into an adolescent and young adult.


Escaping the Cult

Escaping the Cult
Author: Trinette Nash Thompson
Publisher: Outskirts Press
Total Pages: 54
Release: 2015-09-25
Genre: Family & Relationships
ISBN: 9781478762997

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The author Trinette Nash Thompson wrote the book as an encouraging message to many, to let them know that no matter how hard life may seem, no matter how many difficult situations you may have to face in your life, that if you hold on to your faith in God you too can overcome any situation, dysfunctional behaviors or, addictive behavior in your life. Just like the young Sage faced some challenging situations what I liked about her is that she always went to God to pray and in the end of her story she found her way back and received healing, deliverance, love and happiness. God is always present rather we are always doing right things are making right choices he is present. Escaping The Cult is a book that is encouraging, inspirational, it is a book you buy for yourself, your family, your friends, and this book truly captivates and draws people together in love and harmony.


Escaping Utopia

Escaping Utopia
Author: Janja Lalich
Publisher: Routledge
Total Pages: 299
Release: 2017-09-01
Genre: Social Science
ISBN: 1315295075

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We think of cults as bizarre, inexplicable, or otherworldly places that only strange people inhabit, but cults and other abusive and high-demand groups (and relationships) are actually quite commonplace. In fact, the behaviors, social pressures, and authoritarian structures that create cults exist to a greater or lesser extent in every human relationship and every human group. In the first in-depth research of its kind, the author interviewed sixty-five people who were born in or grew up in thirty-nine different cultic groups spanning more than a dozen countries. What’s especially interesting about these individuals is that they each left the cult on their own, without outside help or internal support. In Escaping Utopia: Growing Up in a Cult, Getting Out, and Starting Over, the authors craft Lalich’s original and groundbreaking research into an accessible and engaging book, the first of its kind focusing on this particular population.


Escape Through the Window

Escape Through the Window
Author: Sarah Rose
Publisher: CreateSpace
Total Pages: 294
Release: 2013-07-26
Genre: Religion
ISBN: 9781475259384

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This book is the true account of how I gave my life to a cruel and criminally insane cult leader, and how I was miraculously able to take it back and emerge a stronger and more compassionate person. Escape is the first book that tells an insider's story of daily life ruled by a psychopathic cult leader. The book shows how easy it is to become brainwashed by a charismatic personality into thinking that torture, starvation, and complete isolation are essential to a spiritual life. It is also a cautionary tale for the parents and family members of anyone belonging to a cult, and for people recovering from cults, extreme religions, or abusive relationships.


Escaping the Cult: One cult, two stories of survival

Escaping the Cult: One cult, two stories of survival
Author: Natacha Tormey
Publisher: HarperCollins UK
Total Pages: 488
Release: 2014-07-03
Genre: Biography & Autobiography
ISBN: 0007577176

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The bestselling “Not Without My Sister”, detailing the incredible story of three siblings battling to escape the infamous Children of God cult, is for the first time combined with “Born Into The Children of God”, the shocking but inspiring account of Natacha Tormey, who underwent similar horrors.


House of Prayer/ Den of Thieves

House of Prayer/ Den of Thieves
Author: Loistene Bradeen
Publisher:
Total Pages: 105
Release: 2019-12-21
Genre:
ISBN: 9781678712976

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This book is a memoir and testimony about the author's escape from an abusive cult. It provides insight and powerful lessons learned from the horrific events that took place. This book also contains real testimonies of other survivors of this same cult. All experiences shared about the cult leader, Jimmy, and how he preys on the vulnerable lives that he has influenced are eye-opening, very traumatic yet surreal, and strikingly similar to the late Jim Jones and his cult, The People's Temple. The survivors of this cult, House of Prayer, are fearful that Jimmy will follow in Jones' footsteps unto death taking his followers with him.


House of Prayer/Den of Thieves

House of Prayer/Den of Thieves
Author: Arlen F. Bradeen
Publisher:
Total Pages:
Release: 2019-12-28
Genre:
ISBN: 9780578626369

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This book is a memoir and testimony about the author's escape from an abusive cult. It provides insight and powerful lessons learned from the horrific events that took place. This book also contains real testimonies of other survivors of this same cult. All experiences shared about the cult leader, Jimmy, and how he preys on the vulnerable lives that he has influenced are eye-opening, very traumatic yet surreal, and strikingly similar to the late Jim Jones and his cult, The People's Temple. The survivors of this cult, House of Prayer, are fearful that Jimmy will follow in Jones' footsteps unto death taking his followers with him.


Escape

Escape
Author: Paul Morantz
Publisher:
Total Pages: 310
Release: 2012-05-01
Genre: Cults
ISBN: 9780182132201

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Beyond Oz

Beyond Oz
Author: Makena McChesney
Publisher: Balboa Press
Total Pages: 227
Release: 2021-07-30
Genre: Body, Mind & Spirit
ISBN: 198227218X

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After release from a 12-year cult experience, Makena embarks on an adventure to discover what it means to live life by direct reliance on Source, exclusive of a fear-based religious belief system. Her cult experience was restrictive and stripped her and her family of freedom of choice. Eventually, the cult doctrine nearly led to sacrifice of home and property. On attempting to escape the cult entrapment in 1990, she appealed to God to give her encouragement. She received a three-fold promise from two identical scripture passages that essentially described a release from imprisonment, a time of abundance, and lifetime financial security. The Beyond Oz experience covers a span of 26 years that ultimately delivers all three promises—the last of which appeared impossible when she experienced a devastating loss at age 60. She was also inspired to “close the book,” indicating the Bible and some of the more oppressive messages. She was divinely encouraged to follow her inner guidance, her higher self, Source. She transparently narrates the ups and downs, the highs and the lows, but all with the underlying lessons she brought forward from her cult experience—to release fear, ask Source, gain knowledge, take personal responsibility and above all to love self and fellowman.