Absolute love, endless devotion, and control over human minds, bodies, and souls – these will all become available to you! You just need to follow the techniques in this manual. A series of tactical techniques for those who want to become the leader of a cult will help you transform from an ordinary mortal into a god living among us. But be careful on this path, as things might spiral out of control. Are you ready to enslave a few souls?
What do we mean by a cult? A cult is a system of religious worship centered around a specific being or object. A sect is a group of people gathered around a powerful, charismatic, and often autocratic figure. These groups often feature elements of mind control and suppression of free thought, and their end is almost always marred by bloodshed and death. In reality, cults provide people with a sense of belonging. It is human nature to want simple answers to all questions, to want to be part of something greater. Everyone goes through moments in life when they lose their way and find themselves defenseless against external influence. And this is where the “good” cult leader appears, offering their knowledge, love, belonging to a great cause, a life mission, and so on.
With this guide in hand, you will learn how to subordinate human weaknesses and make them work for you. Leaders must say what people want to hear, see them as soulless mechanisms, and look for the button they can push – the reward that motivates people to follow orders. But before you transform the lives of others, you must first change yourself! Few have done this better than Charles Manson – a petty criminal and failed singer who later became a legend of a different kind.
September 1970. It was on this day that Charles Manson stood trial for murder in handcuffs. A year earlier, he had inspired his followers to carry out a series of brutal crimes. One thing cannot be denied – he used his opportunities to the fullest. He was an actor in life and immersed himself in his role deeper than anyone could have imagined. Are you ready to learn how Charles became a “legend”? It all began with choosing the right priorities.
LESSON 1. EMBRACE YOUR CALLING
It is impossible to become the leader of a cult if you don’t stand out from others. The most successful leaders declare and truly believe that they are not like everyone else. In other words, all cult leaders, without exception, are pathological narcissists who couldn’t care less about anyone but themselves. Below are the proofs that the best gurus have thought only about themselves, almost since birth. In his childhood, James Warren “Jim” Jones (May 13, 1931 – November 18, 1978), the American preacher and founder of the destructive cult “People’s Temple,” used to make his younger brothers follow his orders and would beat them with a stick if they refused.
When Shoko Asahara, the founder of the “Aum Shinrikyo” cult (which is banned in Russia), attended a Japanese school for the visually impaired, he would extort pocket money from his classmates under the pretext of paying for his protection. Meanwhile, Reverend Sun Myung Moon, the South Korean religious leader and founder of the new religious movement “Unification Church,” known for conducting mass “blessing ceremonies” of marriages, claimed that on Easter Sunday, when he was sixteen years old, Jesus appeared before him and told him that Moon was the new messenger of God, who was to complete what Jesus had started. However, Jesus did not show such interest in the young Charles Manson.
Manson was born an unwanted child: he was born in Cincinnati, without knowing his father, to a troubled mother. Charlie was still an infant when his mother and uncle were arrested for robbery and sent to a prison in West Virginia. He then moved to another uncle and aunt in a small town called McMechen. It was a remote place, and it was here that Manson’s calling began to form.
Charlie was only five years old when he moved to his relatives, but he already knew how to stand up for himself. As the new kid, he immediately became the “scapegoat” at school: he was bullied, beaten, and had his pocket money and sweets taken. Manson thirsted for revenge, but he couldn’t do it alone, so he used his natural talent – his ability to persuade. He found those who showed sympathy and used his charm. A couple of days later, Charlie’s new friends took revenge. When they ended up in the principal’s office, the girls who defended Charlie claimed that he had been their instigator. Manson denied everything and very convincingly. The principal believed him, and thus Charles avoided responsibility, cementing his role as a villain while all the blame was placed on his accomplices. Finding your strong side is a good start, but a cult leader needs more than just the right attitude. In addition to that, they need to create a unique belief system that will be built around themselves. And don’t limit your imagination.
