Cult Experts Reveal How To Re-brainwash A Member of an Evil Cult

The scary truth is cults really do exist, and some unfortunate people fall victim to brainwashing and become cult members, sometimes against their will. Is there a way to re-brainwash former cult members so they can live a normal life again? In today's new video we're going to look at life after a cult and see if there are techniques to help reintegrate former members back into society and how to do it safely.

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[chichan]

Just use the Neuralizer from Men in Black, the problem is its in Area 51. We need to do a second raid.

[diegoalec]

I was a former member of a religious cult. They used scare tactics to keep members from leaving. They teach you that nonmembers were your enemies and will try everything to get you out. They also used psychological abuse especially for me since I was recruited at 16. I lost many friends and had a bad relationship with my family. After 5 years, I realized there were things happening behind the curtains. Lawsuits, scandals, and abuse. That’s when I left. But I wasn’t able to adjust immediately. Fortunately, my family welcomed me and found help for me. I got diagnosed with severe depression and anxiety with OCD. I’m always ashamed of what I put myself into. A group shouldn’t make your family members away from you, if they do, it’s a cult.

[bartender]

Cult Experts: *exist*
Lunatic Cultist: “Am I a joke to you?”

[samwestfahl]

I was raised in a religious cult and it took me over 20 years after leaving it to move beyond the manipulation and deception I endured.

[dtikvxcdgjbv]

With so many dangerous features in a cult, while leaving and after finally quitting the cult, with such withdrawal effects, and cost and losses for the victim, family and friends, it should be considered to treat cults as a criminal activity.

[youtakel]

If they are brain washed, then remove the brains.




*Big brain moment?*

[jingmunin]

“You can’t force someone into a specific course of action”

sounds like school

[lucimicle]

Me: "I think I joined a cult."
Person: "How can you tell?"
Me: "Well, they gave me this *cult member* T-shirt."

[YuBeace]

I have Church-PTSD but when I left the church I felt extreme loneliness. I can understand people who leave cults have a lot of difficulty with this as well. Some ways of thinking will always haunt you, so you’ll definitely have to seek therapy.

[thefoxtrotter]

1:28

Kidnap someone against their will...isn't that what kidnapping is

[Save]

Cult members usually have an emotional attachment. Make them think, reason and rationalize. Raise questions about the cult but don't attack it.

[alonatolbert]

0:00 - 0:18
I was raised in a religion that is a cult and everything that was said up to this point is true. I no longer go to the church but it's hard to completely break away from it.

[addie_is_me]

People were kidnapping family members away from cults because they were not allowed to talk to the person and knew they were being harmed. Don't dismiss that as an option so cavalierly.

[captindo]

Funny, same things happen to soldiers after their medically retired.

[realityisdigital]

I've just escaped something known as the 'Cult of Toby', I'm telling you, it was no joke. I didn't even know I was a member; that's how sly they were.

[Shamonsnipes]

Title: how to escape a cult

Charles Manson: am I a joke to you?

[stevethepie]

Infographics Show: “How do Cult brainwash people?”

Me: Does this work on my step sister too?

[lifeofty]

Very good video! I was an active member of a cult (Mormon) for a long time (12 years) and when I left it was the worst thing ever cuz I developed ptsd, depression, and anxiety. The members kept trying to get me to come back however they could, but I just wanted to be done. Thanks to a very wonderful friend that stuck next to my side, she opened my mind and things have opened up to a new life ^-^

[dragonme]

The big reason at least on some level of the reason to "Why" we still hold onto cults here in america is cause we lack patience to deal with people or to wait for help to come to pull us up, Instant gratification is kinda all some people know, so it is hard for us as a country to take the time and measures to combat the real problem of religious and technical cults

[lythnookwemin]

The problem most people in a cult have, is that they don't see that they are part of a cult. In America especially, a lot of cults hide as common faiths or use the first amendment to justify their "faith". I was raised in a cult and sorry to say I have a family member still in a cult. Though they are no longer part of the cult I was raised in they keep going back to different cults similar to it. It is sad to see a family member finally overcome one cult, to just fall pray to another.