Complaint Review: The Neothink Society -

I spent three years of my life with the society. I was at a new low in my life, and somehow they got to me at just the perfect moment when I was most vulnerable like all cults and cult-like organizations do.

I got the letter and began buying the books. The Miss Annabelle story was so moving, I thought I had a clear understanding of what I had been missing in life. Then about a year later I met others who were "searchers" like me. We thought we were different than the rest of the world and in some ways, we were. There was a real connection there that I cannot fully explain.

But cut to three years later and things were different. After following the Neothink philosophy of "self-leadership" for a while, I came to believe I was some sort of "god-man" with iron-grip control over everything that moved. Many bad things happened. It was a disaster. And I had wasted a couple thousand on books over the course of a few years. Many of the books are the exact same material repackaged into different formats and compilations. But they sell it as a new product. Talk about false advertising on multiple levels. 

No one in the society has any money. They are all broke. Except for a very small handful of maybe nine or ten people who own businesses, everyone who follows this philosophy winds up flat broke, in poverty and utter destitution.

The most interesting thing is that after breaking free of the sophisticated mind control, I learned something significant about Neothink and its "knowledge."

none of it is unique or original or new. The whole thing is adapted from Adam Weishaupt, founder of "the Illuminati" and modern Luciferianism. Bits of Ayn Rand are included, too. For more information on this subject, read "Satan: Prince of This World" by William Guy Carr. Also, search Amazon for Adam Weishaupt and find his books that write about the exact same concepts found in Neothink literature.

Basically, the Neothink Society is brainwashing people into the same mindset and worldview that Luciferians believe. Whether or not the whole thing is some global conspiracy or a juvenile ploy to trick people and make money, no one can say for certain. But with my experiences I can tell you, this is one monumental ripoff that can have disastrous consequences. You will find some people who say it has helped them and it may be true. But they don't get the big picture, which is funny because Neothink is all about seeing the bigger picture.

They tell you that you can evolve into this higher mentality and become a "god-man." What a joke. Yeah, read these books and you'll be able to predict and control the future. Then you get into it, and learn the whole thing was a hoax to get you in. THEY ADMIT AS MUCH! Then they say you have to work for it like everything else, but really it keeps everyone from doing what they should in life. I only found my real calling once I left this worthless cult. Before, I was looking in all the wrong places. I have a few friends who are still in it and I feel really bad because they never get anywhere. 

If you get one of those letters asking you to join the "crem de la crem of society," please spare yourself the potential pain, time, and money and throw it in the trash.