Mind is a fascinating object. It can believe in anything even if it does not make any sense. As long as the task one pursues is fulfilling life is good.
People in cult practices have strange notions that are alternate versions of spiritual jargon.
There are people who find such opinions in common and make it their lifestyle
For example
1. There is a Man in Siberia who thinks he is Jesus and has his own little cult group who worships him as God. Alternate Version of Christianity unknown to man is the common practice.
2. Things that stand out are Sharing ones wife (Sounds interesting), living in a society with no money and believing in aliens. Like it or not it sounds like a world exactly parallel to the one we are brought up in.
3. It is surprising to see that people who had normal upbringings in the world we live in end up living in such groups. They all eventually find the solitude they are in search for.
Similarly there are groups in the US and Canada which have accepted alternate versions of Spiritual jargon. People who find such ideas pleasing to their eyes and ears end up in such groups.
For instance the US has a church that promotes polygamy in its congregation. Canada has a extreme ultra orthodox Jewish group that is contrary to the mainstream Jewish beliefs.
I respect peoples choices in anything and everything they believe in.
As long as people find their path/life fulfilling who am i to question.
Taking all this into consideration just because they accept the alternate version of mainstream religion does not mean that i am not in a cult.
I feel that i am tricked subconsciously to be in a cult since the day i was born. I think i can explain my current scenario with a psychological phenomenon called Folie - a - Deux.
Folie - a - Deux means Shared Psychosis.
I have my own spiritual jargon taking everything in consideration that is based on a psychological phenomenon called Shared Psychosis.
The best way for me to sum our Life Idiosyncrasies
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