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Cultic Studies
Review
An Internet Journal
of Research, News &
Opinion
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Nori J. Muster is the
author of
Betrayal of the Spirit:
My Life Behind the Headlines of the Hare Krishna Movement
(University of Illinois Press,
1997) and Cult Survivor's Handbook: How to Live in the Material World
Again (Surrealist.org, 2000), and a contributor to Hare Krishna:
The Post-Charismatic Fate of a Religious Transplant (Columbia
University Press, 2004). She was an ISKCON member for ten years (1978 –
1988) and associate editor of
ISKCON World Review: Newspaper of the Hare Krishna Movement. She has
a master's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from Western Oregon
University (1992), using art therapy to treat juvenile sex offenders.
She is currently an advocate and media spokesperson for the plaintiffs
in Children of ISKCON vs. ISKCON.
^ Muster, Nori: "Authoritarian Culture and Child Abuse in ISKCON"
^ Muster, Nori: "Hare Krishna - Can Cults Change? The Case of ISKCON" - Hare Krishna group report
Ξ Servant of the Lotus Feet: A Hare Krishna Odyssey
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