Xtul: An Experience of the Process
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| Rating | : | 4.86 (923 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1456042092 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 298 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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An engrossing book Jan Bays I really enjoyed this well-written book, an autobiographical account of some months in a "cult." The word "autobiography" might sound stuffy, but this book is quite engrossing. The reader is pulled in to the experiences and mind state of the passionate 19 year old who subm. a page-turner XTUL was a riveting account of the author's experience as a 19 year old joining a cult. She cleverly uses flash-backs and primary source material to pull you into the drama of her life at this time, and ties it all together by reflecting on how all the pieces have come tog. Kronos Quintet said Look back without anger. Several books on The Process have emerged in recent years, correcting the bizarre distortions that were fed to Ed Sanders for his crude hack-job on supposed links with Charles Manson, entitled The Family. This, however, provides the best contribution to date on the actual
"In the summer of 1966, thirty people and six German shepherds abruptly left their luxurious London mansion. They established an existence honed to essentials, survived a hurricane, and experienced bizarre psychic phenomena. This first-hand account alternates with archival material that records the attitudes and preoccupations of Britain at that time, the volatile mid-1960s. The search took the group to the Bahamas, then Mexico City, then a remote beach in Yucatn. The group was called, "The Process", the girl was Sabrina Verney.Xtul: An Experience of The Process unfolds like a mystery story. A history of The Process, by Andy Roberts, complements the personal narrative.". Another place was needed, a place to continue their ground-breaking psychological research, a place far away from the notoriety of being, "The Mindbenders of Mayfair", as