The Ishayas' Ascension / The Bright Path - a podcast by Sarah Steel

Carolyn Millemon learned about a form of meditation called ‘Ascending’ at a weekend workshop in Western Australia when she was 21. A couple of years later, in North Carolina, she decided to dedicate her life to the teachings. A decade later, some of the behaviours of her own teachers weren’t sitting so well with her.

Full research sources listedhere. You can support us onPatreonorAcast+, with aone-off donation, or grab somemerch. Sarah Steel's debut bookDo As I Sayisavailable on audiobook now.

 

With thanks toAudio-Technica, presenting partner for season 5 of Let's Talk About Sects. Use promo code LTAS10 atAudio-Technica’s Australian storefor 10% off and to support the show!

Links:

• MSI and the Ishayas— posts by user ‘scribe’ archived from now defunct FACTNet forum, late 2004 to early 2005
• The Ishaya’s Ascension— by MSI, Sedona Journal, May 1997
• First Thunder: An Adventure of Discovery— by MSI, 1996
• Group Claims TM Movement is a Cult— by Phil McCombs, The Washington Post, 2 July 1987
• Para— by R. Vaughn Abrams, Seven Suns Publications, 1986, The University of Sydney Rare Books& Special Collections listing
• The Society for Ascension— North Carolina Secretary of State listing, accessed March 2023
• The Bright Path Ishayas + Maharishi Krishnananda— Cult Education Institute forum, includes post by user ‘FlatEarthRound’ which shares an email circulated to teachers in 2008, posted 19 July 2020
• the bright path— Cult Education Institute forum posts from 2009
• The Bright Path— official website
• The Lineage— page on The Ishayas’ Ascension website, accessed March 2023

Subscribe and support the production of this independent podcast, and you can access early + ad-free episodes athttps://plus.acast.com/s/lets-talk-about-sects.

---

Hosted on Acast. Seeacast.com/privacyfor more information.

Further episodes of Let's Talk About Sects

Further podcasts by Sarah Steel

Website of Sarah Steel