theprisonerofAMORC

Comment on a Review of my book “The Prisoner of San Jose”-Reviewer (Sam Amenta -MA) gave 4 out of 5 stars

FYI to all my readers. My next project on AMORC will be emerging at some point in 2012.

I found this book to be quite interesting. No matter what one's opinion of AMORC is (and it seems everyone commenting has a strong opinion on AMORC) Freeman's journey seems typical for someone who feels marginalized and believes they will gain self worth by joining some kind of group.

Comment on a Review of my book “The Prisoner of San Jose”-Reviewer (L. Jarvi) gave 4 out of 5 stars

Dear Readers- in 2012, I am hoping to unleash another program, exposing the underbelly of AMORC.  I ask you to be patient with me in the meantime. 

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I can't say whether the author's experience is typical or not. I'm sure that susceptibility counts, and his marginalization economically and culturally clearly contributed to his susceptibility. However, in my very short experience of AMORC, I found that the information was very light- weight esoterically, as well as oriented to self-aggrandizement. Also, when I publicly questioned the quality of the material I was encountering, I was subject to an instant, cult-like exclusion.

My Comment on a Review of my book “The Prisoner of San Jose”-(Carol) gave 4 out of 5 stars

I am happy to inform my readers that I am now developing another project in regards to the exposing the underbelly of AMORC. This should emerge some time in 2012.

For the time being, I would like to present some reviews of both of my books.  Although I am going to be forthright, I am not at all trying to comment on the value that these readers have assigned to my book, which is their right and their business- but only to certain points they have made that might be interesting to readers of this blog.

AN OPEN LETTER TO CHRISTIAN BERNARD,
VENERATED IMPERATOR OF AMORC-The Cult of H. Spencer lewis

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Review -The Purpose of Recruitment

The book, The Prisoner of San Jose, is very deep and is truly valuable for those seeking in-depth knowledge of AMORC. However, it fails to suitably address the means of escape from cultism—or at least, from AMORC. The author’s escape was by stroke of luck, which others who are already deeply involved might not have.