DESTRUCTIVE SECTS AS A LATENT SOURCE OF THREAT SECURITY
Keywords:
sect, religious sects, destructive cults, endangering securityAbstract
Freedom awareness undoubtedly constitutes an inalienable element of a democratic society. Totalitarian and destructive sects, unacceptable and unlawful dealing with indoctrination, or the process of forced implantation of ideas, attitudes, cognitive strategies or professional methodology, using a complex psychological manipulation for different stages of initiation for admission to their membership. At the same time, often advocating three levels of truth: one for external use, one for internal use and the other one "undercover" which camouflage the real objectives of the group of fanatics, psychopaths and sociopaths and their misguided followers. Totalitarian sects or destructive cults nowadays largely violate the rights of their members and cause serious mental and physical suffering on the use of certain methods, which are called "control consciousness". This is actually the systematic use of modern psychological processes that are focused to block and neutralize human will and channel control of thoughts, feelings and behavior. Destructive sects, not only in the hardest way violate the civil rights of those people who try and fail to convert, but is increasing latent threat to security holders in the company.
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