Cults and Self-Help
Meditation and self-help can provide benefits, but they also risk leading individuals into manipulative environments. Groupthink and dependency on retreats can hinder personal growth and coping skills. Warning signs of cult-like behavior include unquestioned leadership and suppression of skepticism, making it essential to stay vigilant in self-help spaces.In this clip
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850: Self-Help Cults | Skeptical Sunday
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