NZ Cults & Religious Groups List: K
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Kabbalah.
Jewish mystic cult. Submissions for this listing are now being accepted.
Please see the Contact page.
Kairos Foundation.
Founded by K Bradford Brown, PhD. Runs the courses More
to Life Program, Power of Purpose
and Power of Self Esteem, Life
Training Program and Life Training Mastery Course. It's yet another
Large Group Awareness Training (LGAT) program. Said to be "similar
[to] Landmark", and is in competition
with that LGAT. Read Testimonial
on an Experience with the Kairos Foundation for more information.
The testimonial lists many mind control
techniques, including behaviour control (including diet control, sleep
control, and time control - eg, toilet breaks), information control (including
course content and outright lying), thought control (including loaded
language), thought stopping techniques (including chanting and meditating),
and emotional control (including manipulating attenders' feelings, guilt,
and ritual confessions). The testimonial also claims No critical questions
about leader, doctrine, or policy [are] seen as legitimate. No alternative
belief system [is] viewed as legitimate, good or useful. Submissions
for this listing are now being accepted. Please see the Contact
page.
Karate.
A Japanese martial art.
Karma.
The belief that what happened in a person's past life/lives determines
what happens to them in their present one. People slowly work off their
own sins from previous lives. One of the biggest lies there is, and a
huge excuse for apathy and inaction, since it says we should not help
those less well-off than ourselves because any person being helped is
not working off their own karma when we help them. To repeat: Karma
is a lie. In countries where the Hindu belief
of karma is prevalent (eg, India) we see horrendous instances of poverty
and deprivation as a result of people turning a blind eye to others' needs
thinking that the suffering person deserves to be in the state they are
in. Related to reincarnation.
Kelmarna Centre.
Owned by Catholic Family and Community Services.
Ki Health International/Ki Institute.
Also known as Chun Do Sun Bup. Submissions
for this listing are now being accepted. Please see the Contact
page.
Kinesiology.
Submissions for this listing are now being accepted. Please see the Contact
page.
King, Patricia.
Canadian founder of Extreme Prophetic
in Arizona (?), USA. She claims she was heavily involved in the occult
before professing to becme a Christian. However she is still very involved
in the occult, including having a mint-green angel appear to her. She
has changed her name several times, sometimes (she claims) under God's
leading. She ordained and mentored Todd Bentley.
Patricia King is rated Danger for her occult teaching.
Kingdom Hall.
The name of a branch of the Jehovah's Witnesses.
(Refers to the building.)
Kingdom of Jesus Christ.
Phillipine-based cult. Also goes by the name Name
Above Every Name Inc. For more information see the listing for its
founder, Apollo C Quiboloy.
Kiyosaki, Robert T.
Robert Kiyosaki is the author of several popular books on money and investing,
including Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Rich
Kid, Smart Kid, Retire Young, Retire Rich, Cash Flow Quadrant,
and Guide To Investing.
Koran. See Qur'an
on the Books page.
Krishna. A person who lived several thousand
years ago (traditional birthdate 18 or 21 July 3228 BC). Some legends
say he died after a hunter mistook his foot for a deer and shot him with
an arrow. Other legends say he ascended to heaven or that his body was
just spiritual the whole time anyway. Now worshipped as a deity in many
Hindu traditions and by Hare
Krishnas. Some traditions believe him to be a manifestation of Vishnu,
the supreme god, while others believe Krisha to himself be the supreme
god. Having started as a human, Krishna is a false god (demon). Krishna's
name comes from the Sanskrit word Krsna meaning black, dark, or
dark blue, as Krishna is normally depicted with blue (or sometimes black)
skin. The normal reason given for this is something along the lines of
"sky is the reflection of Krishna's effulgence". However, various
legends say Krishna's skin turned blue from drinking poisoned water in
order to save humanity after he killed a multi-hooded snake which had
poisoned a river. The blue-black skin that develops from serious cases
of argyria would easily explain it. See colloidal
silver for more information.
Krishna Consciousness. See Hare Krishna.
Kundalini.
Extremely nasty New Age, occult
stuff. Kundalini is a Sanskrit word meaning "coiled" and comes
from the belief that there is a sleeping serpent force coiled at the base
of the spine. For more information see Comparison
between Kundalini and Toronto Movement or Todd
Bentley, Fires of Kundalini. Andrew Strom
has also made some documentaries about Kundalini in the false
revival movement.
Kung Fu.
A martial art that involves five different
basic types of movement, based on the tiger, crane, snake, leopard, and
dragon. Other animals get a look in as well depending on the particular
school.
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