Hermes
Far Eastern Shining NZ Pty Limited.
Scam, cult, led by a man (Gerald Hart Attrill, now called Jessa O' My Heart)
who considers himself to be God. Followers believe him to be God, or Jesus Christ
incarnate, and that they are all reincarnated people who lived with Jesus 2,000
years ago. Ordinary water is sold for $80 or more for a 50mL bottle, an estimated
markup of 400,000%. Other products are reported
to sell for up to AU$30,000. Formerly called Infinity
Forms of Yellow Remember NZ Limited. Directors are listed as (get this!)
Lightly Tossing Sunlight and Quantum Leaps. The group is described in Australia
(where it started) as one of the fastest growing cults in that country. From
it origin in Tasmania, Australia, the group has spread to Queensland, and also New Zealand
and the United States. Separation of families has occurred in Australia due
to the group, which uses strong mind control
to get money out of followers. The Australian Fair Trading Minister, John Watkins
has named the group as an unfair trader under Section 86A of the New South Wales
Fair Trading Act. For more information see the Infinity
Forms of Yellow Remember articles on the Rick Ross web site or the Infinity
Forms of Yellow Remember info at Apologetics Index. Or read this
testimony of someone who spent thousands of dollars on the water (scroll
down to interview with Nicola). In this
story of a family broken up by the cult, Hermes Far Eastern Shining is described
by the New South Wales Fair Trading minister as "a mean con trick aimed
at the most vulnerable people in our society".
People connected in some way:
Jessa O' My Heart (founder/leader), aka the Alchemist;
formerly Gerald Hart Attrill
Clover Bright Heart (leader)
Elara Rainy Day Asteroid (follower)
Emerald Astroturf (follower)
Lightly Tossing Sunlight (NZ director)
Omni (recruiter)
Quantum Leaps (NZ director)
Rondo Blue Brain Me (follower)
Showme Showers Heaven’s Bliss (recruiter, second-in-charge, fills
the role of Gerald Attrill's "wife"); formerly listed here as "Show Me Shower Seven Splits" which we presume is just an inaccurate
roughly phonetic transcription
Soon Gathers Delight in Grace (former member, left in 2001 and calls
it a cult)
Sirrah Delphi Lore (male follower in Texas)
Wadan Kurare (as general manager of Hermes Far Eastern
Shining Pty Ltd until at least 2006 he actively promoted
and defended the
scam; this name possibly pronounced the same as "wade in curare"
which would fit with the rest of the names except for the obfuscated spelling)
Potions/elixirs:
Batman in Paris
Chemical Warfare
Dolphins Under Orion
Earth Rising Miracle Lotion (sold by "Earth Nucleus
- Wild Fire" in the USA)
Elan Vital
Embalming Fluid
Full of Holes at the OK Corral
Hallucinogenic(s) Elixir
Hand of God
Harry Lime Theme
Heart Spider
Iron Heart
Junkie Atheist
Knock-out Drops
Pink Beloved
Puff The Magic Dragon
Radical Diagnosis
Stargate box (a collection of vials for AU$6,000)
Threshold pack (100 vials for AU$5,000)
Other products:
The Blindness of the Clueless Rabbit (tape message,
said to be periodically interrupted by giggling fits – with a title like that,
go figure)
Excaliber (a AU$55 pendant selling for AU$475 in Australia, $AU990 internationally)
'It Looks Like Rain,' 4108 August Way (an 11cm square model house)
Luffley Cafe (cafe in Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia)
More Questions from Rin Tin Tin (tape message, the other side of the
tape to The Blindness of the Clueless Rabbit, and also said to be periodically
interrupted by giggling fits)
Red Realm – the world on which we live, a hell world.
Yellow Realm – a higher place that we came from.
"These vials and waters are literally the Radiant Vibratory Current
of Jessa O’ My Heart’s Recognition and Radiance of his own awakening
as Only God" – sales waffle from promotional literature.
Danger: The group/person or belief/practice is
considered dangerous due to mind control or particularly bad doctrine.
These groups (or people) have a strong tendency to damage their members/followers.
Hot Topic: The group/person or belief/practice has recently featured in
the secular news media, has generated notable correspondence, is a popular conversation topic, etc. Note
that this rating has nothing to do with the "cultishness" of a group.
Scam, cult, led by a man (Gerald Hart Attrill, now called Jessa O' My Heart)
who considers himself to be God. Followers believe him to be God, or Jesus Christ
incarnate, and that they are all reincarnated people who lived with Jesus 2,000
years ago. Ordinary water is sold for $80 or more for a 50mL bottle, an estimated
markup of 400,000%. Other products are 
reported
to sell for up to AU$30,000. Formerly called Infinity
Forms of Yellow Remember NZ Limited. Directors are listed as (get this!)
Lightly Tossing Sunlight and Quantum Leaps. The group is described in Australia
(where it started) as one of the fastest growing cults in that country. From
it origin in Tasmania, Australia, the group has spread to Queensland, and also New Zealand
and the United States. Separation of families has occurred in Australia due
to the group, which uses strong mind control
to get money out of followers. The Australian Fair Trading Minister, John Watkins
has named the group as an unfair trader under Section 86A of the New South Wales
Fair Trading Act. For more information see the