The times have already passed when most of the people knew nothing about the sects or knew so little that they easily fell for their bait. But, unfortunately, adherents of such religious teachings are finding more and more new ways to draw naive students into their ranks.
What is a sect
A sect is, first of all, a group of religious fanatics who are trying to gather as many adherents into their ranks. Such fanatics preach, as a rule, teachings that have nothing to do with any of the world's religions. Not all sects are harmless, and the main goal of their leaders is profit.
Some of the most dangerous are the so-called teachings of Reik, as well as a sect in his name. This religious organization is occult in nature, which is built on a pyramidal type on a commercial basis. To replenish their ranks, sect leaders use extraordinary hypnotic and oratory abilities, in addition, they all have an incredible gift of persuasion and perfectly know the subtleties of psychology.
What is the danger of the Reiki sect
This sect is based on pseudo-medical teachings. The people who dominate it claim that they can cure any disease, get rid of pain in those cases when treatment with traditional medicine methods does not give results or the patient’s recovery is not progressing at the pace that we would like.
The main emphasis of sectarians is on the miraculous healing of children with cancer, congenital pathologies that negatively affect the quality of life. It is no secret that desperate parents are ready for anything to help their child - it is these feelings that the unscrupulous leaders of the Reiki sect play. They offer to afflicted people or their relatives money, grant gifts for real estate or other material values, since such steps supposedly contribute to miraculous healing.
Many patients, under the influence of sectarians, refuse qualified medical care and medical treatment, thereby exposing themselves to mortal danger. Blind faith in the miraculous power of sectarians in most cases leads to the death of the patient, which, incidentally, the healers later blame the patients themselves or their relatives, who allegedly acted incorrectly or did not fulfill all the prescriptions of the healers.
