Sacred eroticism and artistic creation have always been structurally intertwined. The journey starts in India and leads to contemporary spiritual movements.
The press, movies, and TV dramas can be strong allies of truth. They can also turn away from it, distracting the public through spectacle and display.
The United Nations have established a day for the right to know the truth about human rights violations. The Tai Ji Men case needs truth, too.
The respected Indian raja yoga organization won the right to receive copies of the reports used to accuse it of “cultic deviances.”
It all started with a minor girl the Romanian spiritual master was accused of having a relation with. Now, she tells her truth.
A controversial Belgian report offers the opportunity of reflecting on real and fabricated “victims” of new religious movements.
串流影集製作以宗教領袖性侵為題的聳動影集，卻從未考慮到這對大量無辜的一般信徒生活造成毀滅性的傷害。
Sensational TV series about religious leaders sentenced for sexual abuse are broadcast without considering that they wreak havoc in the lives of their innocent followers.
French media have published dozens of articles on Cyrille Adam (Loup Blanc) after he was accused of sexual abuse and arrested in 2021. Who is he?
The dramatic history and the teachings of the movement are highlighted in the first monograph consecrated to it.