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Index
aborigines, Australian, 58-59
Adler, Alfred, 89
Aldrin, Edwin Eugene, Jr. (Buzz), 25
Allport, Gordon, 89
Almond, Jim, 215-16
Alpert, Richard (Baba Ram Dass), 54
Ananda tribe, 58-59
"animal magnetism," 103.
See also hypnosis
anorexia nervosa, 143-44
Arica, 56
army life, effects of, 213-14
artika ceremony, 13745
Ashby, W. Ross, 130-32, 147
Assembly, the, 28
Arkins, Susan, 196-99
"auditing," 161-6.
See also Scientology
Bailey, F. Lee, 207-8
Baptists, 41.
See also Born Again
Battle for the Mind (Sargant), 100
Beatles, the, 195, 203
behavioristic psychology, 88-89, 91, 112.
See also Skinnerian psychology
Berkowitz, David, 12, 194, 211-17
Bhagavad-Gita, 137, 181
bioenergetics, 55
biofeedback, 113, 162
bio-information studies, 113-14, 128
"bits," of information, 110-11, 119
Black Lightning. See Patrick, Ted
Black Sabbath (rock group), 214
Blakey, Deborah Layton, 243
Body, the, 28
Born Again, 4049, 175, 216.
See also Evangelicalism
Marjoe Gortner and, 46-49
Born Again (Colson), 40
brain
changes in, 129-30, 132-33, 145, 154, 170
as cybernetic system, 111-13, 116-17
development of, 128-29
dysfunction of, 101
effects of diet on, 154
holographic model of, 118-23, 126
information needs of, 127, 185
information-processing capacities of, 13, 112, 114-17, 125-30, 231,246
sleep, effects on, 154
snapping and, 135-36, 225
brainwashing, 72, 99-103, 231
of Patricia Hearst, 207-211
physiology of, 100-101
Bremermann, Hans, 147-51, 211
Breslin, Jimmy, 217
Bright, Bill, 45
Brown, Robert, 228-29
Browning, James L., 207
Bugliosi, Vincent, 194-98, 203-4
Califano, Joseph, Jr., 239
Campus Crusade for Christ International, Inc., 45
"Here's Life, World" Crusade, 250-51
Carnegie, Dale, 25
CARP (Collegiate Association for the Research of Principle), 35
Carr, Sam, 212
Carter, Rosalynn, 239
&nbs
p; catastrophe theory, 141-51
controversy about, 147-48
Catholicism
and Charismatic movement, 43
and Unification Church, 31
"centering," 180.
See also Unification Church
CFF (Citizen's Freedom Foundation), 79-80
chanting
and Hare Krishna, 137-38, 145, 158, 176-77, 181
as surrogate for thinking, 65, 170, 179
Charismatic movement, 4143, 46.
See also Evangelicalism
Cher (Bono Allman), 25
Children of God (COG), 28, 63-65, 80-81
expansion of, 219
Family of Love, 247
investigation of, 15
recruitment by, 63
Christianity, 38-50.
See also Evangelicalism
Church of Armageddon.
See Love Family
Church of Scientology.
See Scientology
Church of the Final Judgment, 195
Citizen's Freedom Foundation (CFF), 79-80
Clark, Dr. John G., Jr., 99
"clears," 162, 195.
See also Scientology
Cleaver, Eldridge, 12, 40-41, 45
"coercive persuasion," 102-3