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We don't talk enough about the unintentional cult dynamics emerging in modern “conscious communities.”

Not the extreme ones we see in documentaries — but the subtle patterns that show up in ecstatic dance scenes, tantra circles, men’s groups, and transformational spaces.

The research is clear:
Cults usually start with good intentions, not malicious leaders.
When someone knows how to induce peak states — through movement, sexuality, breathwork, psychedelic work, or emotional vulnerability — the group’s biology synchronizes. Dopamine, oxytocin, and mirror-neuron coherence create instant intimacy and unearned trust.
Without training in trauma, ethics, and conflict resolution, leaders accidentally step into roles they aren't equipped for.
This is how containers become unsafe.
This is how people get hurt.
This is how power gets misused, even by well-meaning people.

If we want to build healthy culture, we need:
• Ethical scaffolding
• Clear boundaries
• Trauma-informed leadership
• Accountability systems
• Real rites of passage
• Leaders who earn trust, not inherit it through peak-state chemistry

I’m passionate about this because I’ve seen the harm — and I’m here to help us build something better.
If you want to learn more or dive into the frameworks I teach for safe, grounded, ethical community-building, visit my site:
👉 https://www.wildheartministry.org/
We can build cultures rooted in integrity — not charisma.