--- In [email protected], Vaj <vajradhatu@...> wrote: > > > On Jun 22, 2011, at 3:59 AM, maskedzebra wrote: > > > I think everything to do with Werner extremely problematic,
as are any practices that aren't Vaj's personal selection for spiritual advancement. That seems to be the most common shortcoming. and the effect on the mind of his seminars (now called Landmark Education) mystically inhibiting and even dissociative. > > A major psychiatric hospital I know of began suggesting in their employee evaluations that their road to advancement meant attending Landmark training (still using at that time the 'no you can't use the bathroom' trick). They followed that road for a year or so - until one of the clinicians had a psychotic break during "training". > > So it sounds like we have a similar opinion. > > One big law suit later, that was the end of Landmark at this hospital. Otherwise they would have successfully penetrated that org, as much of the management were involved. The sad thing is the hospital was able to finagle a non-disclosure agreement out of the poor gent as part of the settlement. The general public never heard a peep. (Much like similar episodes in the TMO.) <sigh> >
