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The cult attracted dozens of members, including young professionals, civil servants, and [[The Nouveau Wave|urban spiritual seekers]] disillusioned with conventional life. Followers were allegedly subjected to rigorous isolation rituals, sleep deprivation, and pressured to transfer their personal assets to the group. | The cult attracted dozens of members, including young professionals, civil servants, and [[The Nouveau Wave|urban spiritual seekers]] disillusioned with conventional life. Followers were allegedly subjected to rigorous isolation rituals, sleep deprivation, and pressured to transfer their personal assets to the group. | ||
In {{AN|1743}}, the group came under national scrutiny when authorities raided the mansion housing the cult and arrested Viera and several senior members.<ref>NBC_Newsfeed/1743#BIZARRE_CULT_RAIDED_IN_CÁRDENAS_SUBURB,_EX-INFLUENCER_AT_THE_CENTER</ref> An investigation revealed potential links between the cult and a sitting Deputy of the [[Federal Assembly of Nouvelle Alexandrie]], sparking political and media outrage. | In {{AN|1743}}, the group came under national scrutiny when authorities raided the mansion housing the cult and arrested Viera and several senior members.<ref>[[NBC_Newsfeed/1743#BIZARRE_CULT_RAIDED_IN_CÁRDENAS_SUBURB,_EX-INFLUENCER_AT_THE_CENTER]]</ref> An investigation revealed potential links between the cult and a sitting Deputy of the [[Federal Assembly of Nouvelle Alexandrie]], sparking political and media outrage. | ||
The House of Clear Sight promoted a doctrine of metaphysical detachment, claiming that material wealth clouded one’s “vision of the true self.” Its core tenets are based around cycles of extreme fasting to "burn away social programming", abstention from romantic or economic relationships, silent meditation periods lasting up to 30 days, and "mandatory asset transfers" as a symbol of "release from ego". | The House of Clear Sight promoted a doctrine of metaphysical detachment, claiming that material wealth clouded one’s “vision of the true self.” Its core tenets are based around cycles of extreme fasting to "burn away social programming", abstention from romantic or economic relationships, silent meditation periods lasting up to 30 days, and "mandatory asset transfers" as a symbol of "release from ego". | ||
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Revision as of 22:23, 4 April 2025
House of Clear Sight was a pseudo-religious cult based in the suburb of Las Viñas, Cárdenas, in Nouvelle Alexandrie. Founded in 1736 AN by former social media influencer Camila Viera, the group promised "eternal clarity" through extreme fasting, financial abstinence, and total severance from modern society.
The cult attracted dozens of members, including young professionals, civil servants, and urban spiritual seekers disillusioned with conventional life. Followers were allegedly subjected to rigorous isolation rituals, sleep deprivation, and pressured to transfer their personal assets to the group.
In 1743 AN, the group came under national scrutiny when authorities raided the mansion housing the cult and arrested Viera and several senior members.[1] An investigation revealed potential links between the cult and a sitting Deputy of the Federal Assembly of Nouvelle Alexandrie, sparking political and media outrage.
The House of Clear Sight promoted a doctrine of metaphysical detachment, claiming that material wealth clouded one’s “vision of the true self.” Its core tenets are based around cycles of extreme fasting to "burn away social programming", abstention from romantic or economic relationships, silent meditation periods lasting up to 30 days, and "mandatory asset transfers" as a symbol of "release from ego".
