In his blogs, Pierre S. Freeman (Moise J. Lubin) extends the narrative begun in his books, offering deeper insights into his experiences with AMORC and the broader implications of mind control.
These writings not only document his personal journey from entrapment to enlightenment but also serve as a beacon for others facing similar challenges. Freeman combines knowledge with humor, inspired by Norman Cousins’ belief in the healing power of laughter, to provide both a critical examination of cult dynamics and a source of support for readers seeking liberation.




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Analyzing the Mandamus Section: Liber 77, The Celestial Sanctum-Part 1
“In summarizing the main themes of this introduction to the Liber 777, let us state that happiness is in proportion to the state of happiness that each person maintains within himself or herself, with other humans, and with nature. The more aware we are that our well-being depends on this…
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A Closer Look at Vital Energies
The concept of vital energy detailed in these monographs shares many the same hallmarks which mark out widely touted mystical beliefs involving Qi, Mana or Prana. In the 21st century, energy is by no means a mysterious phenomenon. We know it exists in clearly defined forms, from kinetic and chemical…
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Experiment No. 49 – Psychic Diagnosis 2st Method
Unlike the first experiment, the technique for this diagnostic method is based on actual physical contact with the patient. The steps to be taken are as follows: According to the Class Master, this technique works through the transmission of vital energies via the hand. These energies then travel up the…
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The Pineal Gland and Scientific Research
Many of the false assumptions surrounding the purpose of the pineal gland were due to failings on the part of scientific research. As we all know, where rational explanations fail mystics are only too happy to infer the presence of the supernatural without even the slightest bit of evidence. Thankfully…
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Examining the Pineal Gland
A Brief History In the endocrine system at the center of the brain lies a tiny, pinecone shaped organ known as the pineal gland. The first descriptions of this organ can be found in Greek literature in the works of the medical doctor and philosopher Galen. Galen proclaims that the…
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Experiment No. 49 – Psychic Diagnosis 1st Method
Both of the experiments detailed in this monograph involve the identification of illness or disease through psychic means. Two different methods of achieving this outcome are described. Here is the first. According to the Class Master, this method of diagnosis is made possible by the psychic stimulation of the pineal…
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Attempts at Objective Aura Measurement
Perhaps the failure of such experiments can be solely blamed on incidences of human error or bold-faced prevarication. But surely such concerns shouldn’t be a factor when mechanical equipment is employed for aura reading. Throughout a history various tools have been developed to aid in the objective measurement of auras.…
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Aura Reading in a Dark Room
As luck would have it, scientists have conducted their own aura reading tests in the perfect circumstances detailed by the Class Master. An experiment described in Robert Loftin’s, Auras: Searching for the Light involved placing one or more subjects in a completely darkened room. A self-proclaimed clairvoyant was then asked…
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Experiment No. 48 – Perceiving the Aura of Others
Here are the steps detailed in Rosicrucian Order AMORC’s second experiment into aura perception. According to the Class Master, diligent practice of these techniques should allow pupils to perceive others’ auras as second nature, without any specific preparation.
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Violet Afterimages
At this point I have an experiment of my own to propose. Hold a bright colored card up close to your face so it fills your field of vision, and stare at it for a minute or two. Now look away, and focus your attention on section of white wall.…
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